These super chocolate-y fudge pops are made from 3 simple ingredients: chocolate pudding, sugar, and almondmilk. They have the perfect consistency. An easy summer treat, and something the kids can help with!

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan

Eric’s grandparents came to visit last weekend. Nana, who is 82, read a children’s Star Wars book to Charlotte and Truman. My kids are obsessed with Star Wars, but I’m pretty sure Nana doesn’t know much about it. She read to them while they interrupted her every 2 seconds to correct her heavy Minnesotan accent: “Chew-back-uh,” “Hand Solo,” and “Princess Lia.” Charlotte could not let it go. “Nana, it’s Princess Leah. Not Lia.” Every.single.time.

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan
Note Bumpa is asleep, as usual.

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan

It was so funny listening to a Minnesotan Star Wars virgin. I literally had to leave the room to laugh in the kitchen, and Eric surreptitiously took a 6 minute video of the entire thing for posterity. This is definitely the same Nana who pronounces “chimichanga” as “Chickamunga,” in case you were wondering.

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan

When Eric and I were in Seattle a few weeks ago, we went to this chocolate shop in Pike’s Place Market where they have “European” hot chocolate. Someone recommended it to us so we went specifically to try it out. We ordered our hot chocolate and I was sad that the only size it was sold in was a 4 ounce cup. I was thinking, man, I guess I’ll need to buy two. But Eric and I shared it and could barely finish. It was so rich, basically like drinking melted chocolate. If you visit Seattle, you have to try it.

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan

Orrrr you could just make these Fudge Pops and eat them when they are kinda melty. That was my strategy. So much fudgy chocolate-y goodness! And perfect for summer since the thought of drinking hot chocolate right now makes me cringe. (Seattle was rainy and cold, so hot chocolate works there.)

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan

(Apparently I’m the worst pudding-pourer in the world.)

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan

This recipe uses Almondmilk, which means it’s totally dairy free. It’s so nice to have recipes like this on hand. I have a friend who just found out he is allergic to milk. So sad! But these days with almondmilk being everywhere, it’s just so much easier. Be aware though that if you have leftover pop mixture, it will not set up into pudding. You need to use real milk for instant pudding to set up. But if you have no problem pouring unset pudding over Oreos and eating it like cereal, then let’s be friends.

3 Ingredient Fudge Pops from The Food Charlatan

This would be a fun thing to make this weekend for Father’s Day if your kids want to surprise dad with something homemade. I mean you can’t really beat 3 ingredients, dump, and stir!

If you try out these pops, tag me on Instagram so I can see it! #TheFoodCharlatan.

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3 Ingredient Fudge Pops

5 from 1 vote
Prep: 5 minutes
Freezing Time: 6 hours
Total: 6 hours 5 minutes
Servings: 10 Servings
These super chocolate-y fudge pops are made from 3 simple ingredients: chocolate pudding, sugar, and almondmilk. They have the perfect consistency. An easy summer treat, and something the kids can help with!
 

Ingredients

  • 1 package instant chocolate pudding, 6 oz
  • 1/4 cup sugar
  • 3 & 1/2 cups Unsweetened Almond Breeze Almondmilk Coconutmilk, COLD

Instructions

  • In a large bowl or stand mixer, beat together all the ingredients for about 2 minutes. Be sure to scrape the sides and bottom of the bowl. (The mixture will thicken some but will not get as thick as regular instant pudding)
  • Pour the mixture into pop molds.
  • Freeze for about an hour, then push wooden sticks in (if your mold doesn't come with it's own sticks).
  • Freeze for another 6-8 hours or until completely frozen.
  • Eat outside, sitting on a porch swing, if possible.

Notes

If you have leftover pop mixture, just a heads up that it won't set up into pudding.
Source: slightly adapted from Chocolate Cookery by Mable Hoffman

Nutrition

Serving: 1popsicle | Calories: 95kcal | Carbohydrates: 20g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 1g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 1g | Sodium: 353mg | Potassium: 40mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 16g | Calcium: 107mg | Iron: 1mg
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Calories: 95
Keyword: chocolate, fudge, popsicles
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Comments

    1. Ha! I will totally let you know next time she’s in town :) And yes it is still SO HOT fudge pops forever!!

  1. That sounds like some amazing hot chocolate! This is such a great summer treat!

  2. OMG I need to take my current pops out of my molds right now so I can make these. Also, don’t ever ask me to read star wars to your kids – I’d do the same thing as Nana…maybe worse ;)

    1. ooh ooh what pops are you making? and I TOTALLY want you to read star wars to my kids. One time when I was a kid I picked up one of my sister’s books in Spanish (she’s fluent) and started reading it out loud, phonetically, and she was totally fascinated with the way I was pronouncing everything. That’s kind of what it felt like listening to Nana. hilarious!!

  3. I think it’s so cool that you make this with instant chocolate pudding. Such a great summer treat!

    1. Thanks Amanda! Probably the only way to get better than pudding itself is to freeze it, right? Stuff is amazing :)

  4. Can I substitute stevia for sugar in the fudgesicles? If so, what is the equivilancy?

    1. Hey Gayle! I bet you could, but I’ve never used stevia so I wouldn’t know how much to use. Is there a conversion chart on the stevia package? Honestly you could even try making these and omitting the sugar. I almost tried it that way. Pudding has plenty of sugar in it! Let me know what you end up trying Gayle!

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