Anonymous wrote:Any recipes that don't use cool whip (gross!)?

Must have pudding pops!! (So bad to read these posts at 30w pregnant!)

Maybe try with real whipped cream instead. I don't eat cool whip either, yuck.

Pudding Pops! Pudding Pops! Pudding Pops!

Darn this post....now I am craving them like crazy with this heat.

Bring back the originals!!!

Anonymous wrote:So much! Ten years ago, when my mom was dying of cancer, we got all nostalgic about things we enjoyed together in my childhood and drove grocery store to grocery store trying to find some but without any luck -- I think they must have just gone off the market then. Now I have fond memories of both the pops themselves and that silly afternoon with my mom.

The hard outside shell was my favorite. And my brother and I would fight over who got the vanilla/chocolate swirl ones.

Yes, that thin coating of ice was awesome, and it's impossible to replicate with the homemade ones.

If you feel like making some, these rock!

http://smittenkitchen.com/blog/2011/06/fudge-popsicles/

I do not miss pudding pops but I do miss a) Picture Pages and b) snack-size oreo ice cream sandwiches.

So much! Ten years ago, when my mom was dying of cancer, we got all nostalgic about things we enjoyed together in my childhood and drove grocery store to grocery store trying to find some but without any luck -- I think they must have just gone off the market then. Now I have fond memories of both the pops themselves and that silly afternoon with my mom.

The hard outside shell was my favorite. And my brother and I would fight over who got the vanilla/chocolate swirl ones.

I loved pudding pops so very much. I think I'll try out some of these recipes this weekend.

Any recipes that don't use cool whip (gross!)?

Must have pudding pops!! (So bad to read these posts at 30w pregnant!)

I miss the commercials with Bill Cosby more.

Here's another recipe to try:

http://www.ibelieveicanfry.com/2012/05/homemade-jell-o-pudding-pops-with.html

I just make some Jello Instant Pudding and freeze it in popsicle molds. Takes less than 5 minutes and my son thinks I am brilliant.

ew, no. but OP you can make your own. much healthier!

I loved those and have been wondering where they went.

http://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/2011/11/homemade-creamy-pudding-pops.html

There are a few different recipes here- think I'll give it a shot. I *need* a frozen pop mold, right?!