The kids will think you're the coolest mom around when you make them these Frozen Frankenstein Pudding Pops! Thank you scary much!!
With a few simple steps and ingredients (plus a little time in the cryogenic pod; aka home freezer) these frozen Halloween treats will come to life right before your very eyes! *insert evil laughter here*
**Please Note - The printable recipe card with detailed instructions and complete ingredient measurements for making Frozen Frankenstein Pudding Pops is available near the end of this post.
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I've heard tell that a monster isn't nearly as scary once you take a bite (or two) out of him.
This is especially true of a Frozen Frankenstein Pudding Pop. The only thing I suggest is to eat him up fast before he has a chance to bite you back...or melt. Whichever comes first!
The ingredient list;
**Note - The following lists of ingredients plus kitchen tools and equipment contain affiliate links (highlighted in blue) for your consideration and shopping convenience.
- Instant pistachio pudding
- Milk
- Green liquid food color
- Royal Icing
- Gel food color; red, black, and green
- Gumdrops; green, orange, and purple
Tools and equipment needed for making this frozen Halloween treat;
- Large bowls
- Small bowls
- Whisk
- Spoons
- Frozen pop maker
- Popsicle sticks
- Baking sheet
- Parchment paper sheet to fit baking sheet (optional)
- Scissors
- Hand mixer or Stand Mixer
- Parchment triangles, large zip-top bags, or piping bags
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Below is the printable recipe card for today’s Frankenstein Pudding Pops.
If you’ve enjoyed this recipe and look forward to making it (or have already made it), I’d appreciate if you’d take a moment to give it some feedback by way of stars near the comment section at the end of this post. Thank you so much!
Printable Recipe Card
Frozen Frankenstein Pudding Pops
Ingredients
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) Instant pistachio pudding
- 2 cups milk
- green food color
- 1 cup prepared royal icing divided
- 24 gumdrops
- gel food color red and black
Instructions
- In a large bowl, whisk together the milk, pudding mix, and green food color. When the pudding thickens slightly, spoon the mixture carefully into frozen pop molds and insert the sticks. Freeze for at least 6 hours.
To make the royal icing:
- While the pops are freezing, prepare the royal icing ( find the recipe with video presentation here: https://kudoskitchenbyrenee.com/american-flag-heart-decorated-sugar-cookies/ ) Keep covered until ready to use.
- Divide and color the icing with the black, red, green gel food color, making sure to leave some white for the eyes. You'll need more black royal icing than the other colors.
- Spoon the colored icing into separate piping bags or zip-top bags making one with a larger hole for piping Frank's hair and eyebrows, and the other colors with small holes piping holes for the detail work.
- When ready to decorate the pops, run each mold under hot water until the frozen pop releases from the mold. Place all the frozen pops onto a parchment lined baking sheet and refreeze again for 10 minutes to harden.
- Use the royal icing in the piping bags to quickly pipe Frank's hair, eyebrows, and eyes. Use the green icing to pipe onto the gumdrops and affix them for Frank's nose, and his neck bolts. Refreeze the pops again until ready to serve.
- Eat before melting, and enjoy!! 🙂
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"I'll admit that this is one of the grossest, most fun Halloween dinners I've ever concocted. If you love to surprise and creep out your family and friends for Halloween, then this is just what you're looking for!"
And NOW for a treat I know you'll all enjoy!
Check out tons of other amazing Halloween recipes from our talented food bloggers listed below!
- Melting Witch Poke Cake from Big Bear's Wife
- Zombie Pudding Cups from Mrs. Happy Homemaker
- "I've' Gone Batty" Halloween Brownies from I am a Honey Bee
- Halloween Sprinkle Cookies from Daily Dish Recipes
- Frozen Frankenstein Pudding Pops from Kudos Kitchen
- Red Velvet Marble Cake with Bloody Red Ganache from The Baking Fairy
- Ghostly Gooey Dip from Who Needs A Cape?
- Macaron with Candy Corn Buttercream from A Kitchen Hoor's Adventures
- Cauldron Cakes from The Redhead Baker
- Monster Bark from Savory Experiments
- Chocolate Covered Pretzel Monster Bites from Katie's Cucina
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This haunting week-long event is filled with fantastic Halloween treats, recipes and some frightfully fun giveaways.
“When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers ‘tis near Halloween.”
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Amanda says
These are so much fun! My kid can’t wait to make these for her Halloween party! We already stated gathering all the ingredients!
Ashley says
These are so fun. My kids love them!
Toni | Boulder Locavore says
This is such a cute idea!! I can't wait to try it!
Renée says
Thank you so much. I hope you do!
Christie says
So creepy good! I bet the kids loved them. I know I would. I'm a sucker for a popsicle.
Renée says
LOL. Who isn't?
Karen says
Very cute Renee. Everything you've made this week is so cute.
Renée says
Thank you, Karen. I really appreciate it! Happy Halloween 🙂
Lucy Parissi says
These are perfect for Halloween - so much fun.
Renée says
Thank you very much!!! Glad you like them.
Valentina | The Baking Fairy says
These are just too much fun! What a great idea to use royal icing to make their faces!
Renée says
I love working with royal icing. Thank you so much, Valentina!
Liz Mays says
Holy Frankenstein, those came out cute!
Renée says
Thanks.
Renée says
Thank you so much!
Britni says
The kids will really think you are the coolest mom! So creative & thanks for sharing!!
Wilhelmina Wessel says
These are so fun! Great idea!
Renée says
Thanks 🙂
Jennifer Banz says
Such a fun treat for Halloween. Kids of all ages would enjoy making these!
Renée says
You are so right!!