These No-Bake Spider Pudding Pie Jars are a must have for your Halloween Party. They’re kid-friendly, simple, and easy to eat while chatting with other ghosts and goblins at the party. Watch the video and grab the recipe card to make your own!
Halloween is the perfect time of year to host a party, plus it’s so simple to make themed foods as well that will have your guests in awe of your creativity. One way to do just that is with these No-Bake Spider Pudding Pie Jars. These pies are simple to make, you can easily make them in a round pie pan, but if you are hosting a party, using mason jars is a great alternative.
No-Bake Spider Pudding Pie Jars
If you use a mason jar, you can leave the lid screwed on, then when a guests grabs a jar, they can unscrew the lid to find a spider surprise inside. The mason jars also make it easy for guests to each get an individual jar instead of having to cut slices out of a pie shell. It also means they can hold the jar and chat and eat all at the same time. It’s a much simpler way to eat this dessert.
The perfect thing about this dessert is, if needed, you can swap out a few ingredients with gluten-free alternatives and easily make this a gluten-free dessert. That means if you do have gluten-free guests, it would be a great way to make sure they have a tasty treat too.
The mason jars can also be decorated with Halloween ribbon or twine to add a festive look to the jar and then just tie the spoon right onto the side of the jar. This will make it even easier for guests to grab and go. They could even take one home with them if they are just too full for dessert.
I enjoy serving these paired with Mummy Dogs, plus additional Halloween inspired treats.
Now, it’s time to get dressed up in your best Halloween costume and enjoy these No-Bake Spider Pudding Pie Jars with your guests.
Happy Halloween!
Ingredients
- 1 3.9-oz Package of Chocolate Instant Pudding
- 3 Cups Crushed Chocolate Cream Filled Cookies, Divided
- 2 Cups Milk
- 2 Cups Whipped Topping
- 1 8-oz Package of Cream Cheese, Softened
- 1/3 Cup Sugar
- Black Buttercream Icing for Web
- Orange Icing for Spider Legs
- Small Round Decorators Tip
- Chocolate Cream Filled Cookies
- Candy Eyes for Spider Eyes
Instructions
- Add crushed cookies to 3 pint sized mason jars.
- In a large bowl combine the pudding from the pudding package, 1 cup of cookies and milk, whisk well until the pudding is formed.
- Pour mixture into the prepared mason jars and place in fridge to chill for 30 minutes.
- While the pies are in fridge, whisk the whipped topping, cream cheese, and sugar until whipped well.
- Remove the mason jars from the fridge and top with the whipped topping mixture evenly over the pudding.
- Using a round decorators tip on the black buttercream icing, using either a prepared tube of icing or a decorators bag, draw out the web on the top of the pie.
- Once the web is complete, place the cookies where you would like them on the pie, then use a clean round tip with the orange icing to create the 8 legs on the spider.
- Place the eyes on each spider, securing them with icing.
- Place in the fridge to chill for 2-3 hours, then serve.
Notes
Home Chef Tip: The easiest way to make a web is to create lines as if you were cutting a pie, then connect them with a curved line.
We hope you love these No-Bake Spider Pudding Pie Jars from SoFabFood Home Chef, Kristy from Mommy Hates Cooking, as much as we do. If you love this festive dessert recipe, stop by our Halloween section to find more like it. For daily recipe inspiration, subscribe to our newsletter, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Pinterest. Enjoy!
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