Dirt Cups


                I chose to a Dessert out this cookbook to do...I do have a few of Mr. Food's Cookbooks in my collection, and I'm always on the lookout for them...

 This recipe is part of my #sweets4ursweetheart25 collab on my YouTube Channels
                       
                                                          Dirt Cups


                                                 ( I chose to place in a bowl instead of cups)  

2 cups cold milk                                                                   1 package ( 16 oz) Choclate sandwich
1 package ( 4-serving size)                                                           cookies, finely crushed
    Chocolate instant pudding and                                         
             Pie Filling                                                                Gummy worms and frogs , candy flowers
1 container ( 8 oz) Frozen                                                       , chopped peanuts, and /or granola
       Whipped topping, thawed                                                    for decoration ( optional)

Pour milk in a bowl into large bowl. Add the pudding mix and with wire whisk or mixer at lowest speed, ( trust me You do want to start mixing anything on lowest speed of your mixer...)beat for 1-2 minutes, or until blended. Let stand for 5 minutes. Stir in whipped topping and half the crushed cookies ( I also added the cream filling that I scraped off the cookies, Just didn't want to throw it out or have a major Sugar Rush)..
  Place 1 Tablespoon of the remaining crushed cookies into each of the 8-10 cups. Fill each cup with pudding mixture. then top with crushed cookies.Then decorate with the gummy worms, candy flowers, nuts..then place in frig for about an hour...
   
Note: according to the the note at bottom of page you could use the vanilla flavored cookies, and vanilla pudding for a beach type of dirt cup/cake/pudding...and decorate with sharks, even worms as well..maybe some cute little Gummy Bears...

Now on to the regular scheduled recipe or is a collection of my cookbooks...



                                                             

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