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Banana Pudding Shots

Oh, my yummy goodness.  Banana Pudding Shots!  Got a sweet tooth?  Do you love desserts as much as I do?  If there’s one thing I have, it’s a sweet tooth.  

Whether it’s chocolate, ice cream, cookies, pie — I have a liking for all things sweet.   Guess what that means?  I love dessert — like really love it. 

What about bananas?  Well, if you like desserts and bananas, these Banana Pudding Shots might be something to add to your menu.

I don’t know about you, but when entertaining, I like to end the meal with a yummy bang.  Dessert is as equally important as the main meal {giggle}.  So, with just a few easy steps, these are a perfect size and tasty treat for your next social event or family dinner!  They are delicious and the perfect single-serving portion for a dessert bar, Open House, etc.

I recently stumbled across this in a magazine and had to make them.  If you’ve never had one of these, I’m afraid that you’re missing out!  Let’s get started, so we can eat them all up {smile}.

Absolutely delicious -- and incredibly easy! Banana Pudding Shots are perfect mini desserts packed with flavor. www.livelaughrowe.com

Absolutely delicious -- and incredibly easy! Banana Pudding Shots are perfect mini desserts packed with flavor. www.livelaughrowe.com
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Banana Pudding Shots

Ingredients

  • 1 box 4-serving size vanilla pudding and pie filling mix (not instant)
  • 2 cups half-and-half
  • 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla
  • 1-1/4 cups frozen-thawed whipped topping
  • 48 miniature vanilla wafer cookies
  • 2 small bananas, thinly sliced
  • 10 miniature vanilla wafer cookies, coarsely crushed

Instructions

  • In 2-quart saucepan, stir pudding mix and half-and-half. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until thickened. Stir in vanilla. Remove from heat; pour into medium bowl. Cover; refrigerate about 1 hour or until chilled.
  • Spoon pudding into a 1-gallon resealable food-storage plastic bag; seal bag. Spoon whipped topping into 1-quart resealable food-storage plastic bag; seal bag. Cut 1/8-inch opening diagonally across the bottom corner of each bag.
  • In the bottom of each of the 24 (2-oz) shot glasses, place 1 cookie. In each glass, pipe about 2 teaspoons pudding over the cookie. Top with 1 banana slice. Pipe about 2 teaspoons whipped topping over the banana.

Notes

Nutritional Information Per Serving (1 shot):
Calories 77; Total Fat 4 g (Saturated Fat 2g); Sodium 48 mg; Total Carbohydrate 10g (Dietary Fiber 0g); Protein 1 g
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Easy and Delicious. Banana Pudding Shots.  Are you officially hungry?  Nom Nom Nom. 

Try these delicious bite-size desserts too.
Bite-Size Easy Apple Pies
Bite-Size Cinnamon Buns
Frozen Chocolate-Peanut Butter Banana-Cookie Bites

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  2. Jelli says

    Yes, please! What’s better than a fast summer sweet fix? I love making homemade puddings, but nothing beats those childhood memories of Jello pudding…especially mixed with Cool Whip, poured into cups with a popsicle stick to turn into freezer pops. Thanks for sharing, Kelly.

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  12. Danni Baird says

    Yummmm! Kelly those look so good! I love banana anything…except actual bananas….how weird is that? I keep seeing those little dessert shotglasses……maybe I should pick some up, they’re adorable.

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    • Kelly says

      YAY! So glad you like what you see 🙂 Yes, shot glasses for desserts are a GREAT option. Hugs to you, friend!

  13. Leslie says

    Sounds like a fun idea! I’m not a fan of vanilla pudding, but I bet these would be fantastic with chocolate pudding! (sounds like something I may need to do!)

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    • Kelly says

      Hey Leslie! Actually, the vanilla pudding with the half-n-half and vanilla tastes more like a custard. It soooo good. xo

  15. Kimberly from Serendipity. says

    Lethal….and YUMMY! and so adorable in those little, tiny glasses. I assume that those are meant for portion control of some sort? The guilt of eating 6 or so in one sitting is supposed to make it so that I don’t eat 40,000 calories worth before realizing that I’ve made my way through my calorie count for the next 5.3 days? I love it and thank you! There’s now a much better chance that I’ll actually stop myself after one than if I just made it in a bowl and absentmindedly sat down some late night and finished 1/2 of it. Yikes!!!!! Seriously, they look delish and I’m making some of these cuties!

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    • Kelly says

      Yes. Portion control is a always helpful; however, I don’t think I ever ate just one {rut-row). 😉

    • Kelly says

      Hi Jo-Ann! They are amazing 🙂 Thanks so much for stopping by. Enjoy and be blessed! xo

    • Kelly says

      Hi Amber! They are super yummy. Thanks so much for loving on my dessert 🙂 Have a lovely day!

  18. Holley says

    Perfect portion sizes and such an attractive way to serve a summer time favorite! We’d love for you to link up with us for Tasty Tuesday over at aletteredlife.blogspot.com!

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  19. Gina says

    Hi, coming to you from Talent Tuesday. My husband will flip for these! I am breaking my blog op rules and looking atsomething that is not chocolate- since that is my flavor of choice. Anyhoo, thanks for the idea!

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    • Kelly says

      Yay! Super excited to hear that you broke a rule and visiting with me 🙂 Enjoy.. someone said maybe it would be good with chocolate pudding. I don’t know, but this version is deeeee-lish! xo

  22. Kim S says

    Have always loved banana pudding, my daughter and I made it on the blog not too long ago! Just curious as to why you do not reccomend instant? Do you find the pie filling type thicker? Thanks for sharing at tip toe thru tuesday!

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    • Kelly says

      Hi Kim! Sorry for such a late response… instant won’t work as well because of adding the creamer and adding the vanilla… it makes it more like a custard than a pudding 🙂

  28. Jennie Larsen says

    I really wanted to feature this yummy treat, and your pictures are great.. but I didn’t see COM linked up in your post. Perhaps you can re-link this to tomorrows party. I sure hope so. Thanks, jen-COM

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  35. Christine says

    Kelly!! That looks sooooooo yummy!!! I’m saving this recipe!

    Thank you for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer… From Dream To Reality! Can’t wait to see what you link up this evening!

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  38. Judy says

    This looks so yummy. I will be featuring it tonight at my Swing into Spring party. Please stop by and pick up an I’ve Been Featured button. Thanks.

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    • Kelly says

      Hi Judy!! Thanks so much for not only stopping by, but for loving on my yummy treat 🙂 I will definitely be by to grab a button! Hugs.

  39. The Sisters says

    Love these single-serving desserts! Thanks for linking up with us on “Strut Your Stuff Saturday!” We hope to see you next week! -The Sisters

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  40. Katherine Landreneau says

    Probably tastes as good as it looks! Will definitely try this, soon! Thanks. Love your “about” 🙂 🙂 🙂

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  42. Claire says

    Yum yum,

    Thank you for linking up to last weeks party!! Your yummy recipe is featured this week!!

    Hope to see you partying with us today

    Claire z

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    • Kelly says

      Woot! Woot! Thanks so much, Jen. My very first feature at Craft-o-maniac 🙂 Have a fabulous weekend!

    • Kelly says

      Hi Beverly! Thanks so much for stopping by 🙂 You will {love} this sweet treat. Have a fabulous weekend! xo-Kelly

  46. Carole says

    Hi there. You will have noticed that this week’s subject for Food on Friday is bananas. How about linking this post in? Cheers

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  47. tkathrene says

    looks amazing! Hoping to have this at my sons 1st birthday party! where can I buy the wooden spoons or do I have to get them online?

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    • Kelly says

      YAY! Sounds like a yummy idea 😉 I bought mine on-line through Pick Your Plum, but I’m certain you could find them on Etsy as well. Good luck!!

  48. Dutchie says

    Seems to be a US only recipe, but I will be able to find substitutes for all ingredients, well I have to really, we don’t have frozen whipped toppings at all, so freshly whipped cream it will have to be :)… there is just one thing: what do you call half-and-half? Here half-and-half is white wine mixed with champagne, but that would make it a sorbet (could be very nice too by the way) and it doesn’t look like that in the picture. So it presumably is something else? Hope to hear from you soon!

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    • Kelly Rowe says

      Half and Half is a creamer. You could probably use a whipping cream as a replacement 🙂 Thanks so much for stopping by!

  50. Jan says

    Is it better to make these closer to when you will serve them or can you make them in advance Making for a Bunco party. Just the right amount after dinner!

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    • Kelly Rowe says

      Hi Jan. I would make them closer to the event. You can prep the pudding mix ahead of time and assemble day of event. You just don’t want the banana to brown and the cookie to soften or get soggy — that’s no fun. Enjoy!