These Mini Banana Pudding Bites are a yummy and super easy treat to make. If you love banana pudding, this is a fun new way to make it!
Banana Pudding is a total favorite at my house. It is requested all the time. So we don’t get bored, I decided to make it into a bite sized dessert.
Mini Banana Pudding Bites
How cute are these? Not only are they adorable, but they took me almost no time at all. This is a dessert that does not require you to be an expert in the kitchen. The kiddos can help, too!
What You’ll Need:
- Bananas
- Nilla wafer cookies
- Banana Pudding Mix
- Milk
How To Make Banana Pudding Bites
- Make banana pudding. Use a mixer to beat the milk in with the packet for a couple of minutes. Then let it set up in the fridge.
- Layer. Place a layer of wafer cookies on a plate, and add a spoonful of pudding. Then, a thin slice of banana. Then, a quirt of cool whip.
These don’t hold for long, so make them when you’re ready to eat. I keep the pudding by itself in the fridge, so when we’re ready to snack, we make a batch at a time.
You can substitute vanilla pudding for banana if you’d like. Some people like the artificial vanilla flavoring in the packets much better than the banana.
If you like banana pudding, you are going to really love making these mini bites.
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Mini Banana Pudding Bites
Ingredients
- 3 cups milk
- 1 packet banana pudding mix
- 2 bananas
- Nilla wafers
Instructions
- Beat 3 cups of milk with the pudding mix for about two minutes.
- Let pudding set up in fridge for 5 minutes.
- Layer Nilla wafers on a plate and add a small scoop of pudding.
- Add a thin slice of banana on top of the pudding.
- End with a squirt of whipped cream.
- Enjoy.
Liz is a just a mom trying to keep it real about how little she sleeps, how often she gets puked on and how much she loves them. You can find her here every day writing about real-mom moments.
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