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Double Rainbow Pudding

Double Rainbow Pudding

Vanilla instant pudding gets a multi-hued makeover, with rainbow layers and sprinkles and whip . . . oh my!

Recipe by michelle.p

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Prep Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Servings: 4 pudding parfaits

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Ingredients

1 5.1 oz box vanilla instant pudding, prepared per package directions
red, yellow, blue, green and purple liquid food coloring
whipped topping and rainbow sprinkles, for garnish

Directions

1Separate the prepared pudding into 6 individual bowls.
2Add 2 drops of food coloring to each bowl to make the rainbow colors. For orange, use one drop yellow and one drop red.
3Layer the pudding by adding 2 tbsp of the first pudding color into four small, thin parfait glasses (about 8 oz volume works well). Tap the bottom of your parfait glass gently on the counter after each layer to make the layer flatten. Repeat with remaining pudding colors.
4Refrigerate per the pudding package directions, until fully set.
5Immediately before serving, top with whipped cream and rainbow sprinkles.

Categories: Desserts, Refrigerated Desserts

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TBSPAna said:

Hi @JoyfulNoiseMinistries - Instead of choosing the print option from your toolbar, click the print button within the recipe. It is located next to the save button above. This should open a new window with the recipe, minus comments. Then, click the print button at the top of this new window.

8/23/2012 1:57:51 PM

joyfulnoiseministries said:

please tell me how to print recipe without printing 9 pages of comments. i am wasting big time ink and paper and he is unemployed. help!!!!!

8/22/2012 6:22:14 AM

Anonymous said:

Piping it in just put pudding in a zip log Baggie cut the point off one end of the Baggie. Just a little snip. Squish the pudding down into the glass by writing the letter "o" in the bottom of the glass and fill it in. Then do another bag with another color. Easy brezzey.

7/16/2012 2:30:04 PM

TBSPAna said:

Hi AvaMommy36 - In this case, practice (and a keen eye) makes perfect!

6/19/2012 2:47:05 PM

AvaMommy36 said:

How do you use a piping tip or bag to make the lines clean? New to this and not really sure what that means. Can someone elaborate?

6/12/2012 10:46:20 AM

Jsmith1111 said:

I used a piping bag with a large wide tip. I also used electric food coloring and the colors were so cool looking. Here is the place I bought the colors, they were very inexpensive http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/studio/cute/1/7/57883//

6/11/2012 1:02:43 PM

stitchingrosie said:

Amazing

6/1/2012 3:21:58 AM

Anonymous said:

If u use a pastry bag to do the layering it is much easier. If u don't have one you can use zip lock bags and just clip the corners off. Don't cut the hole to big or it is still messy! :) hope that helps!

4/16/2012 6:21:04 PM

msjamiep said:

These puddings are look so pretty.. they almost look to pretty to eat! I hope it's okay, I've featured them on a St. Patrick's Day food hub here: http://jamiebrock.hubpages.com/hub/Colorful-and-Creative-Food-Ideas-for-St-Patricks-Day Thanks for sharing!

2/19/2012 10:43:29 PM

Maija said:

LOL cheap basters LOL Sorry... *ahem*

12/30/2011 11:47:15 PM

shoegirl said:

I haven't had the chance to make these yet but I'm going to try to layer it with the cheap basters I got from the dollar store. I'm thinking it would be fast and neat. Hope it works

12/12/2011 1:00:23 AM

Anonymous said:

1 5.1 oz? u mean one package of 5.1 oz ? Look so Yum and i will make it for dessert :)

12/9/2011 6:47:14 PM

Anonymous said:

You need 1, 5.1oz box I believe. That's what I'm assuming lol

12/9/2011 3:03:13 PM

Anonymous said:

dont understand the amount of pudding boxes needed.you have 1 5. 1 oz?

12/9/2011 2:31:36 PM

Anonymous said:

To fill the glass without making a mess on the sides you could use a ziplock baggie with the corner snipped off for each color. That way it won't touch the sides and it would make clean up a breeze. Just toss teh empty bags when your done. :-)

11/12/2011 9:16:46 PM

Anonymous said:

my little ones will love this for a snack

11/11/2011 2:56:48 PM

danniegurl said:

I made this today and it turned out horrible :( I couldn't do the layers nice and neat like yours without it getting all over the sides of the glass. Is there a trick to doing it? I used a different spoon for each color???

10/19/2011 5:31:35 PM

Anonymous said:

neat and easy piping into the cup can be done with a sandwich bag, too. spoon it in, pinch a corner tip closed and snip a small triangle off, and viola--instant piping bag. Just make sure you rinse it clean between layers. (or work straight through the rainbow. lol)

10/19/2011 12:18:00 PM

Anonymous said:

What does it mean? It's so intense!

10/17/2011 1:25:12 PM

Anonymous said:

this worked really well it was fun and easy

10/2/2011 9:52:39 AM

Anonymous said:

Double Rainbow!!! It almost like a triple rainbow! Wow, it's beautiful.

7/24/2011 7:12:26 PM

Deidaralisa said:

It tastes AWESOME!

7/9/2011 5:18:58 PM

michelle.p said:

Sure, a vanilla or other light-colored yogurt should work just as well!

6/24/2011 11:31:45 AM

jamala61 said:

Do you think this could be made with yogurt instead of pudding?

6/23/2011 9:08:17 PM

MistyMay said:

Just suprised the kids with these and was given the Coolest Mom EVER award!! Thanks! )And I used a large eyedropper and my layers came out perfect!)

6/6/2011 2:07:25 PM

blazybaby said:

Lisacarol: Trick I used for clean lines and little mess... Get the really inexpensive cake decorators set from Wal-mart.. like $5. Use the largest tip for bigger glasses, med tip for smaller glasses. Easy to use!

5/9/2011 4:59:25 PM

Lisacarol said:

How do you get the pudding into the glass without smearing it all over the cup? Is there a trick to putting it in there neatly? Mine looks messy and not clean like yours. Is there some sort of a trick to doing this? Thanks!

4/24/2011 9:47:34 AM

SharonUSA said:

I did this with my niece yesterday and she loved it. instead of 2 drops i had to add 4 of each color. I used jelly beans as decoration. Here's our pics if you want to see. <a href=http://s574.photobucket.com/albums/ss185/SharonUSA/my%20niece%20and%20i%20made%20rainbow%20pudding/>Pics here </a>

3/21/2011 11:22:05 AM

michelle.p said:

Hi Sharon, your pudding looks beautiful (and your niece is an absolute CUTIE PIE!!)! Great idea using the jelly beans for decoration . . . XO Michelle

3/19/2011 5:09:49 PM