What kid would love these Happy Groundhog Day Pudding Cups – so stinkin’ cute! As we wait to hear if Punxsutawney Phil will see his shadow there are lots of fun Groundhog Day Activities For Kids to do!

Groundhog Day is a fun holiday for kids of all ages. From school parties to family gatherings, the day celebrates Punxsutawney Phil and his weather predictions! One delicious way to celebrate is with groundhog pudding cups!

It’s easy to whip up these Groundhog Day treats in no time.

Let’s see how to make them…

These HAPPY GROUNDHOG DAY PUDDING CUPS are the cutest for preschoolers and kindergarten kids! The kids will love to eat these Punxsutawney Phil Nutter Butter treats! | OHMY-CREATIVE.COM

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These Groundhog Day Desserts just make me smile! They fit right in with these Groundhog Day Treats Kids Will Love I put together a few years ago.

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I’m always unhappy when it’s more winter days ahead. That said there are lots of fun traditions and activities surrounding Groundhog Day we can all enjoy especially for the kids. These cute Groundhog Day Crafts are popular with preschools and kindergartners.

Groundhog Pudding Cup Supplies:

Gather these supplies to get started.

Nutter Butter cookies are one of the most beloved snacks of all time! The classic peanut butter-filled biscuits are crunchy on the outside and creamy on the inside. They make a great snack for these groundhog pudding cups.

Pour coconut into a bowl and add 4-5 drops of green food coloring. Mix well.

Open one Nutter Butter Cookie and use the inside peanut butter as your “glue”. Of course, if you didn’t want to scrap the peanut butter out of the cookie you could always you some from a jar.

Spread a little bit of “glue” the peanut butter on the back of the eyes, nose (M&M’s), and teeth (marshmallow bits). Press onto the cookie.

Now, take some M&M’s and cut them in half with a knife. These will become the ears.

Take a little of the “glue” the peanut butter and spread it on the bottom of the M&M and place it on top of the cookie.

TIP: These cute little groundhogs can always be made ahead of time and kept in an airtight container until Groundhog Day.

Open up pudding cups and place the groundhogs in the pudding, then sprinkle the green coconut around the front and back of the cookie.

They’re ready to serve! What a cute Nutter Butter dessert – Enjoy!!

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