These red, white and blue Patriotic Pudding Pops are super easy to make. They are perfect kid treats when celebrating the Fourth of July or Memorial day.
Red White and Blue Patriotic Pudding Pops
4th of July will be here before we know it, so here is an easy Patriotic Pudding Pops recipe to make your festivities, well more festive.
The ingredient list is super simple, and two out of the three can be picked up now, so you will have them on hand when the needs arises, and the third is a basic staple in most households anyway...milk (or the version of milk you use in your home).
We are taking crazy easy red, white & blue dessert here, that will get the kids all charged up. No worries if you don't own a pop maker or mold. While you could certainly use one to make these Patriotic Pudding Pops, the directions below use dixie cups to form the pops.
White chocolate pudding was used, but any white pudding would do (though most of the others will likely have a bit more yellow tinge to them than this flavor).
If you like this, you may also want to try my Red White and Blue Ice Cream Sandwiches or 4th of July Popcorn!
Patriotic Pudding Pops
Ingredients
- 1 box White Chocolate Instant Pudding
- 2 cup Milk
- Red and Blue Food Coloring
- 3 zippered sandwich bags
- 5 Dixie cups
- 5 pop sticks
Instructions
- Mix milk and pudding as per package directions.
- Divide pudding into 3 equal portions.
- In the first portion, add about 15 drops of red food coloring.
- In the second portion, add about 15 drops of blue food coloring.
- Leave third portion white.
- Transfer each into a zippered sandwich bag.
- Snip the corner of the blue bag and pipe it into the dixie cups in equal amounts (try not to get it on sides).
- Gently tap each cup on the counter to level the pudding.
- Repeat this process with the white pudding and then the red.
- Insert a pop stick in the center of each cup & freeze approximately 5 hours until firm.
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Patty says
They look fun to make and delicious to eat. I'm sure they will be a hit at your 4th of July party
Rebecca Swenor says
I always loved the Jello pops so thanks for sharing the recipe and the idea with for July.
Kay says
Does the food coloring also cause coloration of the mouth and lips?
Robin Gagnon says
Kay, this is a contributor recipe, so I don't have first hand experience. I would think a little of that would be likely.
LaVonne says
What a great idea! I just pinned a similar post using Jello, but I prefer pudding. This is so great. Thanks!
Chelley @ A is For Adelaide says
What a fun idea! I can't wait to get the whole family into this for the 4th!!!!
Mama to 5 BLessings says
those look great, my kids would love this - very patriotic!