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Please Fave the original Here

A great new recipe from...The Unknown Comic! :p

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This is loosely based on 's 's Trifle - http://www.furaffinity.net/view/34564662/

And you can customize this to your taste, even your kits/pups can make this (with proper supervision of course)!

Ingredients:

2 5-ounce boxes of instant vanilla pudding
1 box graham crackers (preferably plain, though you can use other flavors)
1 1/4 cups whipping cream (skipped)

1/2 cup cocoa powder (also skipped, I'll come to why in a moment)
1/4 cup milk (You will actually need 2 1/2 cups milk, to get the pudding going)
1 cup sugar (skip this, you don't need it and you wont miss it)
1/2 cup butter (also skipped)
1 tsp vanilla (use that to give your pudding more of an "oomph")

strawberries (optional)
nuts (optional)

1 package melting chocolate (this is why I skipped that "chocolate sauce" up above)

Instructions:

Combine the pudding and mix pudding mix packages and milk in a medium bowl and let sit. In a 9x13 inch dish, cover the entire bottom with a layer of graham crackers, about one sleeve. In a medium bowl, combine the already-made pudding and whipping cream. Add half the pudding mixture over the graham cracker layer in the baking dish. Use a spatula to spread it evenly. Repeat with another layer of graham crackers and the rest of the pudding mixture. Add a final layer of graham crackers on top.

As for the sauce....Im not going to go into those instructions, because you can make it SO MUCH EASIER for yourself by melting the chocolate bark (at least 4 "cubes" at a time, and microwave it in 30 second increments) and then layering it over the graham crackers!

You can then add on the strawberries or nuts, then chill and serve!

ALSO:

You can do more with this, by adding in bananas in the pudding mix (or using a mix of vanilla and chocolate pudding) Nectarines, peaches, pineapples would also work as long as theyre not canned, and if you do use canned, make sure you drain them out first!

Or even dried strawberries, that you ground up in your mini chopper, and add those into the pudding;

Even using Cool Whip (low fat or other wise) mixed in the pudding layers or dolloped on top...

You can customize this how you like!

Enjoy!