Setting up photoshoots is hard work, so I always have to have a few quick and easy desserts for the display that pack some design punch and save time! And I have to say, these perfectly poisonous parfaits from the Bewitching Halloween Party are so embarrassingly easy to make, I almost feel silly sharing how they were made. Almost! You can see how to make the little witch hat toppers here.
Here are the ever-so-complicated ingredients:
- Vanilla Pudding
- Non-pariels (in orange)
- Crushed up Oreos
- Tall shot glasses (mine are from Pier 1′s tasting line)
The vanilla pudding you can make (time consuming) or buy in the premade little snack pack cups (easy and no clean-up.)
The process requires finess, skill and patience. Well, not really. I think if you can operate a spoon, this is the crafty dessert for you.
Drop a few tiny spoonfuls of pudding into the glass. Drop in some of your orange non-pariels. More pudding, then some crushed up oreo–then repeat till your glass is full! For those of you keeping track, I used 2 pudding snack packs to make three parfaits in these shot glasses.
That fun veined look comes from the non-pariels soaking into the pudding, so make them a bit ahead of time…that is, at least an hour! Put in a demitasse spoon and you’ll be ready to serve these perfectly poisonous little parfaits to your unsuspecting guests.
Love the way the orange starts to bleed into the pudding! These are marvelous in every way.
These are so cute. Thanks for sharing.
You could never tell just by looking how quick and easy these are. Gorgeous presentation.
where do you get the non pareils..I never heard of them before
Any grocery or craft store should have them where their sprinkles are located!
looks pretty easy. i have to try it one of these days. thanks for sharing!
SO CUTE! Love those little witch hats!
These are so adorable. Would love you to share these on DyingforChocolate.com… let me know if you’d like to do a guest post or allow a repost with links..
Do you think it would work to use colored sanding sugar instead of nonpariels. This is such an adorable idea:) Can’t wait to make this for my kids! Thanks for sharing!
It would be worth a try!
You could substitute the pudding with vanilla yogurt, if you kids prefer yogurt instead. These are a great idea and could be made for other occasions as well.