These fun little dirt pudding cups are dressed up and ready for a trip to the pumpkin patch. The free pumpkin truck printable means you can have your own cute treats in no time!

Small clear plastic cups filled with chocolate dirt pudding and topped with leaf sprinkles and pumpkin candies.

Fun and easy chocolate dirt pudding cups are dressed up for a trip to the pumpkin patch. There’s even a free printable to up their cute factor. Make these fun treats for a pumpkin carving party, Halloween or a fun classroom treat.

Hasn’t fall been fun so far? I love everything about this time of year.

Mother Nature was even nice and started lowering the temperatures right on cue. I got to break out a beloved hoodie for a few minutes early one morning! Hooray!

Small clear plastic cup filled with chocolate pudding and chocolate cookie crumbs to look like dirt topped with candy pumpkins and a pick with a red truck and pumpkin on it.

While we love to celebrate fall with some good apple recipes and pumpkin recipes, there are other ways to celebrate the season.

Chocolate is always a good decision. Always. So I thought I’d share a simple and fun treat with you today.

These cups take hardly any work to put together. If you have kiddos, they would have a blast helping you do it.

Just layer the pudding in cups and top it with chocolate cookie crumbs. That makes it look like dirt.

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Button with printable red truck pumpkin saying to click here to get the printable.

A few little sprinkles and a pumpkin candy later and it looks like you’ve got a mini pumpkin patch.

If you’re picking a whole patch worth of pumpkins, you’ll need a truck. Luckily we’ve got cute trucks in spades on these free printable cutouts.

Just click on over and print out as many as you need. Cut them out and tape them to toothpicks to adorn the cutest little dirt pudding cups you’ve ever seen.

These would be so much fun as a pumpkin carving treat. Maybe you want to do a family friendly Halloween treat that won’t creep out the littles? This is perfect!

Close up of chocolate dirt pudding topped with candy pumpkins and printed pumpkin truck picks.

Is one of the kiddos having a classroom party? They are easy enough you could make them for the whole class.

Don’t have a great excuse? Make one up! Whatever you do, just make some of these cute pumpkin patch treats!

If you don’t want to make the individual cups, make my recipe for chocolate dirt cake and decorate the top with pumpkins and other fall candies.

5 from 8 ratings

Pumpkin Patch Dirt Pudding Cups

Author: Carlee

Servings: Servings

Prep: 15

Cook: 0

Total: 15

Equipment

Ingredients

▢ 6.8 ounces instant chocolate pudding mix (2 boxes)
▢ 4 cups milk
▢ 14 ounces Oreos
▢ 24 candy pumpkins

Instructions

Make chocolate pudding by stirring together mix and milk. Place in refrigerator to chill.
6.8 ounces instant chocolate pudding mix, 4 cups milk
Put chocolate sandwich cookies in food processor and pulse until you have crumbs.
14 ounces Oreos
Spoon thickened pudding into plastic cups and top with cookie crumbs.
Decorate with sprinkles and pumpkin candies.
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24 candy pumpkins
Cut printed pumpkin patch circles out and tape to toothpicks.
Insert into pudding cups chill until ready to serve

Notes

Instead of using instant pudding, you can make a batch of homemade chocolate pudding. Once batch should be plenty.

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20 Comments

Linda Dickerson says:

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I read “The Pumpkin Elf Mystery” by Abby Klein to my second graders each October. These pumpkin patch pudding cups will be one of the pumpkin theme treats the pumpkin elf will leave for my class. Thanks for the great idea and for the free printable.

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  That makes me so happy! ❤
  
Anonymous says:

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Carlee, these Pumpkin Patch Pudding Cups are adorable! I made them a feature at this week's Whimsical Wednesdays Link Party.

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  Thank you so much, Michele!
  
Amy (Savory Moments) says:

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These are such a super fun and cute snack idea! My kids would enjoy them a lot!

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  And they are so easy, which makes them even better!
  
Amy says:

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The printable is darling. It makes such a cute addition to the dirt pudding cups, which are also so much fun.

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  Thank you!
  
Big Rigs 'n Lil' Cookies says:

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So cute!!

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  Thank you!
  
Julie @ Back To My Southern Roots says:

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I love this recipe! It's so fun and great for kids. And, there's a printable!

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  Thank you so much!
  
Joanne says:

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Those are SO CUTE! Pinned.

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  Thank you!
  
Liz @ Books n' Cooks says:

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Super cute Carlee! My little ones would love these!

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  Thank you! It doesn't get much easier either!
  
Val says:

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What a great idea! Maybe I should make these for Halloween 🙂

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  I think you should!
  
Andrea Nine says:

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Absolutely DARLING!

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  Thank you!