Turn your pudding cups into Little Chickie Nest Pudding Cups for Easter! This is a sponsored post.
Can you believe it’s almost Spring? The grass is getting greener, and the weather is getting warmer. I always forget how much I look forward to warm spring days after the cold winter.
During the winter we made a snowman taking a bubble bath in a pudding cup. The kids and I wanted to come up with something equally fun for springtime. We whipped up Little Chickie Nest Pudding Cups with Snack Pack® pudding.
These little chicks are so simple to make. The yellow peanut butter cups were perfect to turn into little chicks. My 5 year old helped me turn them into the chicks.
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What do you need to make Little Chickie Pudding Cups?
- yellow peanut butter cups
- candy eyes
- yellow glitter gel icing
- orange frosting in a tube
- edible Easter grass
- Snack Pack® pudding
If you can’t find the yellow peanut butter cups, you can use the white ones and use candy melts and dip them.
The wings are made with yellow glitter gel icing, and then we added the eyeballs. Molly watched me make the beaks by adding a dollop of orange frosting on the side. Before long she was making beaks, too. Some of them we topped off with a little yellow glitter gel icing mohawk hairdo.
Then, it was time to assemble our nests. You can use any Snack Pack® pudding flavor. We created the nests with chocolate since that’s our favorite.
Simply roll up a few strands of edible Easter grass to create a little nest and place it on top of the pudding. We added two chicks per pudding cup to finish.
Here’s a quick little video to show the whole process:
I just think these are the cutest things. I just love how they came out!
We will be making these again for the class Easter party later this month. I think they will be a big hit with Molly’s friends.
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- Free Printable Easter Puzzles and Coloring Pages
- Scavenger Hunt – Easter Egg Hunt Clues
- Marshmallow Peeps Play Dough
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16 comments
Adorable! I would never have thought to make chicks from peanut butter cups. What a great way to top a pudding cup. And so much fun, too.
Oh how adorable are these?!?! Is it weird I’m eating a Snack Pack right now? lol These look so super simple to make and would be a fantastic surprise in a kid’s lunch.
Those little chickie’s are adorable!
What a cute way to dress up to a plain pudding cup.
I doubt those little chickie’s had much of a chance! Good thing you snapped a picture of them when you could!
Those are adorable! I’ve got to pass this onto my sister, She has some littles that will adore these. What a creative idea for a cute snack!
This is such a cute and tasty looking great. What a perfect idea for a fun themed Easyer snack!
Oh these are just too fun! I’d love to make some. Their little faces are the cutest.
Oh my gosh those little chicks are adorable! I love how you made their snack so much more fun for Easter time!
Adorable easter snack! My kids will enjoy these cups, so cute!
These are adorable. I would love to try making these with my granddaughter. What a fun experience.
These little chicken nest pudding cups are one of the most adorable Easter desserts I’ve seen. Thank you for the detailed instructions so I can make them with my nieces.
These are so cute. I wish I had the creativity. I do love pudding cups. They make a great snack especially if your craving chocolate. 🙂
Absolutely adorable and so easy, this is my kind of snack. My boys would love these.
Oh my goodness, these are so cute! Almost too cute to eat, but of course we will. I think my kids would love these for their Easter day treats.
These little chicken nest pudding cups are adorable and I’m sure kids would love these!!
You are so creative! I love these and so would my grandsons! Thanks for the tutorial!
Now I am hungry for some pudding! This looks adorable, my kids would LOVE this pudding cup!
Cathy