Halloween always brings out the nerd in me—especially when I get to obsess over themed treats. This year, I wanted a dessert that blends nostalgia with a splash of spooky flair. Enter the Graveyard Pudding Cups, a fun, eerie project that’s as tasty as it is visually haunting.
These little cups of chocolate and vanilla combined with creepy edible decorations turn any Halloween gathering into a memorable event. They look complicated but are surprisingly easy, plus they let me unleash my creative chaos in the kitchen. Best of all, they’re perfect for both kids and adults ready to indulge in some spooky sweets.

Graveyard Pudding Cups
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Prepare the chocolate pudding by whisking the pudding mix with milk until smooth and thickened, about 2-3 minutes. Pour the chocolate pudding into a piping bag or spoon into the bottom of each cup, then chill for 10 minutes until set.
- Mix the vanilla pudding powder with milk until well combined and smooth. Once the chocolate layer is partially set, pour or spoon the vanilla pudding over it, smoothing the top gently.
- Refrigerate the assembled pudding cups for at least 10 minutes to allow each layer to set firmly.
- Sprinkle crushed cookies over the top of the vanilla pudding to resemble dirt, creating a base for your spooky graveyard scene.
- Insert cookie tombstones or spooky decorations into the pudding to resemble graves, spacing them evenly for a haunted effect.
- Add edible sugar rocks or sprinkles around the tombstones to enhance the eerie, haunted look.
- Serve the Graveyard Pudding Cups chilled, with decorations visibly creating a spooky cemetery scene within each cup.
Notes
Every spoonful is a quick reminder of childhood trick-or-treating, mixed with a dash of ghoulish delight. It’s these small, whimsical moments that make the holiday special every year, turning simple desserts into stories worth sharing.
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