Last year the girls and I made a Berry Cheesecake Trifle, spur of the moment because we had some angle food cake and we knew it wasn’t going to go very far with all of us!
We were going to try and stretch it, to feed everyone!
It was too hot to turn the oven on, we had berries and some pudding so we whipped this yummy dessert up.
I had my oldest wash, hull and slice the strawberries.
The little ones tore up the angel food cake into bite size pieces and my middle daughter made 2 packages of cheesecake pudding.
We started with the angel food cake covering the bottom of a glass dish. Then we layered strawberries and blueberries to cover. Next was a layer of pudding and on top of that a layer of cool whip.
We kept layering until we were out of space!
To fill up a glass bowl like this one (Walmart for $8.99) we used 2 packages of strawberries, 2 boxes blueberries, 2 pkg. pudding, 1 carton cool whip 8oz. and 1 angel food cake.
Such a great dish to bring to a bbq or for the 4th of July!
Sara says
That looks so good!
Corri Elizabeth says
Yummy. I am excited to make this!
Renee says
Tiffany, I don’t know if you like picking blueberries but there is a blueberry farm in Conroe. I live in Beaumont (I have a blueberry farm near my house) but I have a friend who lives in the Woodlands. The farm is called Moorhead’s Blueberry Farm. They have a fb page. Might be something fun to take the kids to do. My 5 y/o loves to go pick blueberries. You can’t beat FRESH blueberries.
Tiffany says
We always go to Pioneer blueberry farm. Moorehead is too commercial for me. I LOVE blueberries!
Peggy says
I had to make dessert for 25 people last Friday nite….I made this but, I did it in individual servings using 9 oz. clear cups….used freezer strawberry jam, that didn’t set. Took a little more time using the cups, but looked just as pretty and everyone just grabbed one with a spoon and ate away…..no left overs 🙁
Heidi says
This looks so yummy! Pinned to my Strawberry Recipes board on Pinterest! – http://pinterest.com/heidikennedy/strawberry-recipes/ come and follow!
Tiffany says
Thank you!
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Amy
Aurora Griffin says
I did this with my son, it was a great measuring lesson. He had so much fun and everyone enjoyed a bowl. Thanks for these easy prep dishes.
Felicia says
Can you use any type of pudding, anything except the choc kind?
Tiffany says
Sure! I am sure you can!
Elby says
I know this is an old post but I just found it on Pinterest. I’ve been making fruit trifle since I was in high school, and it is one of my favorites.
The way I learned was to mix a large package of vanilla pudding per one lemon yogurt (I always used Yoplait), and to use pound cake (or homemade lemon torte) which is dense and gives it such a nice bite. I use blueberries and strawberries, with the strawberries pressed up against the glass to make a nice design. I skip the cool whip. I will definitely sub cheesecake pudding next time and see how it goes over…maybe add a little lemon zest to :)))
Jane says
Making this for friends this weekend! Can it be made the day before?
Nancy says
Better the next day.
Brandi @ penguinsinpink.com says
I love simple recipes and this looks simple and delicious. I’m including this in my Summer Berry Round up.
Anonymous says
I made this same exact desert two years ago for some company from England. They loved it! So easy and delicious!
sharon says
Could this be made the day before and kept refrigerated
Nadine Edwards says
What kind of pudding did you use
Boomba says
I made this recipe for a family group. I used one bought angel food cake, 1 large package of vanilla pudding,3 cups of milk, 1 regular carton of creamy cool whip. I had strawberries and blue berries. I mixed up The pudding and then added the cool whip to the pudding. I started layering and ended up with a flag design on top with the fruit. It was very good, and everyone loved it. It was very easy. I did not have a trifle bowl so I used a square plastic bowl. It worked great in the fridge.
Shawna says
Hi! I love this idea but I’m wondering if i can make it the day before in individual cups!