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DIY PASTEL BAT PUDDING CUPS: A Spooky Delight

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Halloween doesn't always have to be about the traditional black and orange or the scary and gory. For those who adore pastels and want to infuse some fun into their Halloween celebration, these DIY pastel bat pudding cups are the perfect treat.

DIY Pastel Bat Pudding Cups

While many gravitate toward the classic symbols and colors of Halloween, there's a growing trend among enthusiasts to explore the unconventional, blurring the lines between the spooky and the delightful.

For lovers of all things soft and whimsical, Halloween can be just as pastel as it is dark.

Not only are they delicious, but they’re also incredibly cute and easy to make!

WHAT YOU'LL NEED TO MAKE PASTEL BAT PUDDING CUPS

To make these super cute Pastel Bat Pudding Cups, you'll need just a few simple ingredients.

Bat Pudding Ingredients
DIY Bat Pudding Cups

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING BAT PUDDING CUPS

Making Bat Pudding Cups is simple with these simple steps.

Print the bat wing template. Cut out two bat wings from the template. Use a pencil to trace the wing shapes onto the glitter felt sheet and then cut the wings out of it. 

Cut out two small triangle shapes to use as the fangs out of the white glitter foam sheet.

Use glue dots to secure two wings onto the back of each pudding cup.

Press two googly eyes onto the front of each pudding cup using the adhesive side.

Use glue dots to secure the fangs onto the front of each pudding cup.

Serve and enjoy.

Bat Pudding Cups 2

WHAT TO SERVE WITH YOUR DIY BAT PUDDING CUPS

Sides

Complementing these whimsical bat pudding cups, consider serving savory bites that play with Halloween motifs, like mummy-wrapped jalapeño poppers or ghost-shaped toasts.

Desserts

Serve sweet desserts such as spiderweb cheesecakes or zombie brain cupcakes to add to the spooky sweetness. These can seamlessly blend into the theme.

Drinks

These DIY Pudding Cups are perfect to pair with a rich Chocolate Caramel Apple Cocktail for a cozy fall touch to a more thematic bloody punch or witches' brew that adds a playful edge. The aim is to blend the traditional flavors of fall with the imaginative spirit of Halloween, creating a balanced feast that's both delightful to the palate and the eyes.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about making bat pudding cups at home.

What type of pudding should I use?

You can use any pudding flavor you like, the Unicorn Snack Pack Pie Pudding Cups listed in the ingredients, or any seasonal colors. Vanilla or banana can also be used for a pastel theme, but feel free to get creative!

Where can I find pastel-colored pudding?

Most store-bought puddings are neutral colors. To give vanilla pudding a pastel hue, you can add food coloring or make homemade pudding with pastel-colored ingredients.

Can I make these pudding cups in advance?

Yes, you can assemble the pudding cups a day before. Just make sure to refrigerate them and add any decorations that may wilt or degrade closer to serving time.

How do I store leftovers?

Store any leftover pudding cups in the refrigerator. Remember, if you've used dairy-based pudding, they should be consumed within 2-3 days.

Is there a vegan or dairy-free alternative?

Absolutely! You can use almond milk, coconut milk, or soy-based puddings as a dairy-free alternative.

What other pastel decorations can I add?

Think about adding pastel sprinkles, whipped cream, or even a cute pastel straw sticking out as if it's a bat's drink!

Can I use regular felt instead of glitter felt for the wings?

Yes, regular felt will work just as well. The glitter felt simply adds an extra festive touch.

Are the decorations edible?

Unless specified, materials like felt and foam are not edible. Always ensure that non-edible decorations are removed before eating.

Can I use these for occasions other than Halloween?

Absolutely! With a few modifications, these can be great for themed birthday parties, baby showers, or any event that could use a touch of whimsical fun.

How can I make sure the wings stay upright and don't droop?

Make sure the base of the wing (where it attaches to the cup) is sturdy enough. For extra rigidity, you can consider double-layering the felt.

The bat template has 4 sets so that multiple people can work on the craft at the same time. Only one set (two wings shown horizontally) is needed for each person.

Cut smaller shapes out of glue dots to glue smaller items if needed.

OTHER RECIPES YOU'LL LOVE

Here are some fun Halloween recipes to enjoy with your DIY Bat Pudding Cups!

Making these DIY Bat Pudding Cups a delightful blend of spooky Halloween charm and soft, whimsical aesthetics, breaking away from the traditional darker themes of the holiday.

Not only is it visually appealing, but the crafting process itself is simple, making it an engaging and accessible activity for all ages.

Whether you're crafting with family, preparing for a themed party, or simply want to enjoy a seasonal treat, this DIY Bat Pudding Cup promises a blend of fun, creativity, and taste.

DIY PASTEL BAT PUDDING CUP RECIPE

DIY PASTEL BAT PUDDING CUPS: A Spooky Delight

DIY Bat Pudding Cups
Halloween doesn't always have to be about the traditional black and orange or the scary and gory. For those who adore pastels and want to infuse some fun into their Halloween celebration, these DIY pastel bat pudding cups are the perfect treat.
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Prep Time 30 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes

Equipment

  • Snack Pack Unicorn Magic Cups
  • Self Adhesive Googly Eyes
  • Thick Glitter Felt Sheet
  • White Glitter Foam Sheet
  • Bat Wing Template
  • Scissors
  • Pencil
  • Glue Dots Or Fast Drying Glue

Instructions

  • Print the bat wing template.
  • Cut out two bat wings from the template.
  • Use pencil to trace the wing shapes onto the glitter felt sheet and then cut the wings out of it.
  • Cut out two small triangle shapes to use as the fangs out of the white glitter foam sheet.
  • Use glue dots to secure two wings onto the back of each pudding cup.
  • Press two googly eyes onto the front of each pudding cup using adhesive side.
  • Use glue dots to secure the fangs onto the front of each pudding cup.
  • Serve and enjoy.

Notes

The bat template has 4 sets so that multiple people can work on the craft at the same time.
Only one set (two wings shown horizontally) is needed for each person.
Cut smaller shapes out of glue dots to glue smaller items if needed.

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