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How to Make Frozen Pudding Sandwiches

How to Make Frozen Pudding Sandwiches
Do you like pudding?
Do you like ice cream sandwiches?

If so...
This is the right dessert for you!

A simpler version of the ice cream sandwich that is easy to make and great for when you crave something sweet.

 
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Step 1Supplies

Supplies
To make this delicious Frozen Pudding Sandwich you will need the following items:

Jell-O Instant Pudding Mix (in the flavor of your choice, feel free to experiment. I prefer to use Jell-O instant Chocolate Pudding & Pie Filling for my sandwich, if you get too creative on the flavors it could backfire)

Milk (amount depends on the size of your mix, Mine was the 6.5 servings mix so it needed 3 cups of milk, others vary just follow the directions on your pudding box if it's different)

Graham Crackers (I used Honey Maid Graham Crackers with Honey flavor..once again it depends on what you like)

Plastic Wrap

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4 comments
Jul 16, 2010. 1:20 AMcandyqueen26 says:
I wish I had Graham Crackers :(
May 12, 2010. 11:37 AMkek727 says:

A similar recipe I got at a Weight Watcher's meeting called for using 1.4 oz. 
sugar-free pudding, 1 1/2 cups skim milk and a half cup of crunchy peanut butter.  Line a square pan with graham crackers.  When the mixture is soft set, place it on the graham crackers in the pan.  Cover with a top layer of graham crackers, pressing down lightly.  Cover with plastic wrap and freeze at least 3 hrs.  Cut into 9 squares, let stand for a few minutes to soften.  Enjoy.  The p.b. adds a nice flavor to the chocolate pudding.  Only issue I ever had was that they freeze very hard and it can be tough to cut if you only want to eat one.  Freezing individually is probably the better way to go. 

Feb 7, 2010. 2:19 PMwilliamsonk says:
These were really easy to make and they tasted good too!

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