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Instant Pumpkin Pie Pudding Recipe

If you love pumpkin, this recipe is for you! It’s the most requested recipe in my house since we made it, and the cool thing is it only takes a minute to make with no cooking required! It’s super simple that it’s perfect for kids to make on their own.

My kids think it’s so fun to stir up their own individual serving. Cooking with kids is a great way to spend time together while teaching life skills like following directions, counting, measuring, and pouring.

We counted and measured each ingredient into a bowl together. 
Then, the kids dumped the ingredients into their individual bowl and stirred. 
The best part is eating it! My little guy proves our instant pumpkin pie pudding is lip licking good! 🙂

Ingredients:
1 T. canned pumpkin
3 shakes of pumpkin pie seasoning
2 T. milk
1 T. instant vanilla pudding
Whipped cream topping

Yield: 1 Serving

To make more then one serving at a time, use the ratio- 1 pumpkin:1 vanilla pudding: 2 milk

Directions:
1.  Mix all ingredients together stirring 25 times (great time to count together). Once it thickens, eat and enjoy! It’s so yummy!!!

Thanks so much for visiting! 
Love, Katie and the Kiddos

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