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Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls

These Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls for Halloween are not only perfectly gory-looking, but a delicious sweet treat too – quick and so easy to make

Worms hatching from the Eggs on the bottom, slithering their way up to the top will make a quick, inexpensive treat to your Halloween table !

I am a little late starting with Halloween goodies, but I seriously seem to lose time each day ! These Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls are quick to make and inexpensive too.

Wondering why “Hatching” ? Well, it is a bit more interesting and also tastier with the added Marshmallow Fluff.

Worms hatching from the Eggs on the bottom, slithering their way up to the top will make a quick, inexpensive treat to your Halloween table !

The Marshmallow Fluff is supposed to be the hatched “eggs” .

On the above photo it looks like the worm has only just broken free of the “egg”. And on it’s way to the top to break through the dirt, which is of course the sprinkled, crushed Oreos.

To make this work, you will need to use see through servings bowls, otherwise the name won’t make any sense when you tell the kids what is – or supposedly – happening  😉 .

And they can look forward to getting to the broken “egg” part !

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Oh and yes, I know a worm hatch from an egg which was actually laid on a leaf. Therefore you might get a small biology lesson from your wiser, or older kids !

Fortunately, they will forget about it soon, because these Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls are delicious as the sour and sweet are a very delightful combination!

Also don’t forget about the Marshmallow Fluff’s gooey, sweetness as well.

Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls

These Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls for Halloween are not only perfectly gory-looking, but a delicious sweet treat too - quick and so easy to make

Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls

Yield: 4 Servings
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes

These Hatching Worms Pudding Bowls for Halloween are not only perfectly gory-looking, but a delicious sweet treat too - quick and so easy to make

Ingredients

  • 2 TB Marshmallow Fluff
  • 1 box Instant Chocolate Pudding ( 4 Serving size )
  • Milk (as per pudding box)
  • 16 Sour Worms
  • 4 Oreo Cookies, crushed

Instructions

  1. Use the tip of a sharp knife to make a few dots of the Marshmallow Fluff against the inside of your servings bowls
  2. Prepare the Pudding with the Milk as per the instructions on the box – let stand a minute or two
  3. Meanwhile, place a Sour Worm in the bottom or on the side of the bowl – divide the Pudding into 4 and spoon into the bowls
  4. Top with crushed Oreo cookies and add another 2 or 3 Sour Worms to the top
Nutrition Information
Yield 4
Amount Per Serving Calories 132.2Total Fat 2.3gSaturated Fat 0.7gUnsaturated Fat 1gCarbohydrates 21.8gFiber 0.3gSugar 12.9gProtein 2.9g

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Worms hatching from the Eggs on the bottom, slithering their way up to the top will make a quick, inexpensive treat to your Halloween table

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Catherine Holt

Sunday 26th of October 2014

These are such a great idea, but they also look incredibly yum. (Am I allowed to say that?!)....lol

Thanks for linking up to Marvelous Monday on Smart Party Planning.

Dee M

Friday 24th of October 2014

I've been looking for last-minute Halloween treats, and these look awesome! Thanks for sharing at Snickerdoodle, and please come back tomorrow! :)

Mel@Mellywood's Mansion

Wednesday 22nd of October 2014

Wow this would be great for a garden themed party too, love this!

Emma Peake

Tuesday 21st of October 2014

EW! Haha I think that's the reaction you were looking for? Cool idea!

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