Saving Money on Pudding

Chocolate pudding in a bowl with a spoon.

Pudding is a yummy snack for both kids and adults. Whether you buy it at the store or make your own, there are ways to save money on it. This is a guide about saving money on pudding.

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Saving Money on Pudding

I mix instant chocolate pudding mix with a mixture of milk and leftover coffee for a mocha flavor, and mix lemon pudding with a mixture of milk and water for a more lemony flavor. Both save calories and fat, are thrifty and improve the taste of pudding.

Claire from Lafayette, CO

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Make Your Own

I buy store brand pudding mix and make it myself for my kids lunch. I save over half the price, also I don't have all the cups from the pudding that's ready made pudding.

By Skycase

Dollar Store Pudding

Just this week, I was at the dollar store and found boxes of pudding mix for $0.50 each. I bought a bunch and made a box at home. It will fill small zip lock containers which are perfect for lunches. I also find they taste much better than the ready made variety.

By Karyn01

Easy Homemade Pudding

I like to use a simple cornstarch recipe, with milk and flavor, cheap as possible. It came in handy in the days when I was milking goats. I froze it into Popsicles.

By kimhis

Recipe For Chocolate Pudding

I mix, in equal amounts, white flour, cocoa, and brown sugar. I add milk until it looks the right color, a bit darker than hot chocolate, stir over a low flame until it boils, then add a dot of butter. Very nice warm or cold. I use 2% milk when I make this.

By Cantate

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