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Wormy Flowerpot Mud Pies Recipe

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Makes 4 mud pies

2 (3.4-ounce) packages Chocolate pudding
About 40 cookies Oreo cookies (one 1-pound 2 ounce package has more than 40 cookies)
Gummy worms and gummy insects
4 small plastic flowerpots (each should hold 1 cup) or custard cups or equivalent
Directions:
Directions:
Make pudding according to the package directions and let cool. Meanwhile, separate the Oreo cookies so that they are in two pieces. Scrape off the cream filling and discard, then put the cookies in a plastic bag. Put the plastic bag on the counter and use a rolling pin or soda bottle to crush the cookies into coarse crumbs. If there are holes in the bottom of the flowerpots, line the bottom of the flowerpots with wax paper or plastic wrap. Put an equal amount of pudding in each flowerpot. Sprinkle the cookie crumbs over the pudding. Decorate the pots with gummy worms and other creatures. Eat the mud pies from the flowerpots
Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
Great for Halloween!
Definitely a kids-of-all-ages craft and dessert.

 

 

 

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