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Fun Desserts - Layering Dirt Cups

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  • gracey830 Flag

    Another Idea
    If you're not a chocolate fan, you can always use vanilla pudding and vanilla wafers or vanilla creame cookies and make a "beach" cup...the cookie for sand.

  • gracey830 Flag

    to the comment below:
    And instead of gummy worms, use some red fish gummies!

Anna Reeves
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Anna Reeves is the founder of Tiny Chefs, Inc, a company which provides interactive cooking parties and classes for children ages 4 to14. Anna was inspired to create Tiny Chefs by combining her experience teaching young children with her passion for cooking and baking. Tiny Chef's cooking classes and birthday parties support Anna's philosophy that children deserve the opportunity to explore food, nutrition, and cooking at their individual pace of learning. Anna grew up as a child baking with her mother and trying out new recipes for friends and family. As an adult she continues to grow her skills through various cooking and baking classes. Anna has obtained a M.S. in Reading and Literacy from Walden University, as well as a B.S. in Elementary Education from College of Saint Rose. She has been teaching elementary school for 8 years, and is currently a kindergarten teacher at Norwood School in Bethesda, Maryland. For the past 4 years Anna has taught enrichment cooking classes to children ages 5 to 9 at Norwood School.

Fun Desserts - Layering Dirt Cups

Anna Zeccolo of Tiny Chefs, Inc shows us how to make Fun Desserts for Kids. She demonstrates how to make Chocolate Pizza, Cinnamon Buttons, Dirt Cups and Thumbprint Surprise Cookies.

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Fun Desserts - Layering Dirt Cups

Ingredients

1 four serving package of vanilla or chocolate pudding
2 cups of milk
2 cups of whipped topping
4 or 5 Oreo cookies

Instructions

1. Whip up the pudding and the milk with a whisk for two minutes. Add in the whipped topping and fold it in.


2. Place the cookies in a plastic bag, seal it and then crush the cookies into small pieces.


3. Layer the pudding and cookie crumbs in a glass and then top it with gummy worms.

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Hi, I am Anna Zeccolo with Tiny Chefs. Today, we are making Dirt Cups for Kids.

We have gone ahead and made our pudding mixture that had whipped cream and chocolate pudding in it. We mixed it up for about two minutes so, it's nice and thick. Next, we need to crush up our cookies. Again, you can use about four or five cookies of your choice. Today, I am using chocolate cookies with cream centre. We put it in a plastic bag making sure to seal the top. Kids can pound it out with their fist, like this. You can also crumble it up with your finger tips like this. You want to get it nice and crumbly, and into small pieces, so, it takes a little bit of time to do this. Once you've got your cookie crumbs, this is going to be the dirt for your Dirt Cups, and your pudding is going to be the mud for your Dirt Cups. Next, we are going to layer the pudding and the cookies. You can start with pudding first, or cookies first, totally, up to you. So, I am layering pudding, and a couple of these cookie crumbs, just like that, and more pudding, and more cookie crumbs. Get those right in there and more pudding, and finally, the last of your cookie crumbs. Looks delicious, you can top it with one last cookie and your worms, your gummy worms. There, doesnt that look cute? Next, we are going to make Thumbprint Surprise Cookies.

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