Chocolate Pudding Popsicle Recipe
First you’ll need a popsicle making apparatus. I picked these up at Ikea, a set of 6 molds for $2. (I use two sets for this recipe.) You can use whatever kind you have, or even cups and old fashioned sticks work, too.
Now let’s make the pudding part. In a large saucepan, put in 2 cups of water, 2 cups of whole milk, 1 cup of sugar, 1/4 cup of all purpose flour and 1/4 cocoa powder. Whisk over medium high heat until it begins to boil and thickens. And you just made chocolate pudding from scratch – YUM! Refrain from eating it with a spoon or over biscuits or whatever. We’re gonna make homemade chocolate popsicles, remember?
Using a funnel, pour the pudding mix into the molds and put in the sticks. You can give the pudding a few minutes to cool to keep from burning yourself. Ya know, put all the stuff you just got out away or something. After they’re all filled, stick them in the freezer and let them sit for 4-6 hours until frozen solid.
If you want to use a cup and straw, just let it cool in the cup a bit for the pudding to stiffen up before inserting the straw or stick. Easy peasy stuff.
After they’re frozen, enjoy your homemade chocolate pudding popsicles. Warning: You may never go back to the store bought kind. And best of all: they’re Brady approved 🙂
Simple Homemade Chocolate Popsicles
Ingredients
- 2 cups of water
- 2 cups of whole milk
- 1 cup of sugar
- 1/4 cup of all purpose flour
- 1/4 cup of cocoa powder
Instructions
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Whisk together over medium high heat until it begins to boil and thicken
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Use a funnel to pour the pudding mix into the molds.
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Set in freezer for 4-6 hours or until solid.
Cute kid alert!! 🙂 Thanks for the recipe Gina! 🙂
This is such a great idea! My children would love these. Can’t wait to visit IKEA and pick up some molds. I love having a reason to visit IKEA!
I can’t believe it is that easy to make chocolate pudding! I feel very silly not even thinking to trying it before. Will definitely be picking up some cocoa powder on my next shopping trip!
Thanks for sharing.
Yummy! I could eat all six of those at once.
Yummers – I loved pudding pops growing up. These are a must!!
Those look seriously delicious! Thanks for sharing! Life to the full! Melissa @ DaisyMaeBelle
These look delicious! Much more economical that buying a box of fudge pops too I’m sure…:) I wish I still had my old tupperware popsicle molds! Thanks for sharing…:)
Blessings, Vicky
Life On Willie Mae Lane
OMG! Although I am having a terrible tooth ache right now but this has tempted me real bad. I am thinking of making it and trying it pretty soon .. Chocolate Popsicles , HEAVENLY !!!!!!
Could you please tell me that can I use a different popsicle making apparatus than this? I mean different size/shape???
Love
Jessica x
Would these work with a different kind of milk, like almond milk? I’d like to make them for someone who is lactose intolerant.
I don’t know because I’ve never used almond milk. Can you cook with it? If so it would most likely work. I’d definitely give it a try!
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My grandson is coming to visit from CO., his favorite is choc. fudgr pops, so I will definetly try these, THANKS !!!!
I can’t to try these recipes on my grandchildren!
Thanks Jan I hope they like them 🙂
My 9 year old just received pudding pop molds from her Godmother, the pudding is now gone. I had *no* idea making pudding from scratch was so easy. I think we will make some for tomorrow!! My grandson is visiting so we can all enjoy them on the scalding hot day. THANK YOU!
this recipe was delicious! I made this myself, so its easy for kids, and yummy for kids! a hundred stars for this one!
Oh yea!! So glad you liked them Nikki 🙂
I’m going to make these tonight…hope the pudding makes it to the freezer…lol
LOL, good luck Lisa 🙂