Boo Cups

I made this for my 3rd graders Halloween party and it was a BIG hit. Instead of the cool whip (too hard to travel with) I bought gummy worms. Then I took oval shaped cookies, iced RIP on them and stuck them in as little headstones LOL

These boo cups tasted excellent, but I could not get the cool whip to look like ghosts. I used Oreos instead of Snackwells also. I will make these again for a semi-healthy snack!

The kids in my daughter's class loved the Boo cups! And they were very cute, lot's of inquiries on how to make them from the other Moms. I did have a tough time finding the Snackwell chocolate cookies the recipe called for so I substituted Oreos with the orange centers, not exactly sugar/fat free but made an even nicer presentation for Halloween. Thanks, great idea!! Will definitely make them again!

I plan on making it for Thanksgiving. My daughter is on a special diet, low sugar, low fat and high fiber so this fits her diet. Thank you so much

It was very enteresting. I never would of thought of this recipe. Very creative.

Delicious, creamy, fast, & easy recipe! Great pudding recipe for any occasion! Highly recommended!!

This was a great project to do with the kids! Very fun and delicious too!

I absolutely loved this recipe and so did the rest of my family!! I am going to make it for my culinary arts class!! They will love it!!

this look very good and i am going to make it very soon

I was going to prepare ahead (day before) and i wanted to store it in the freezer, I do not have room in the frig. Do you think it would be ok? By the time I got it up to the school it would be defrosted. --Response from Kraft Kitchens Expert, Mary ~ I would not store Boo Cups in the freezer. Texture of dessert will not be optimal when defrosted. --