This dessert is definitely something to talk about! That’s right these Conversation Heart Parfaits are easy to make, just in time for a sweet Valentine’s Day treat everyone in your family will love.
Did you know that these sweet little confections were first invented in 1866 and have been one of the best selling candies for Valentine’s Day ever since? Even if you aren’t a big fan of these little candies I bet you can recall digging through a box trying to find the perfect saying to share. I am a big fan of mini desserts and while back while I was reorganizing my home office and party supplies I found some mini dessert cups and decided they needed to be filled with a tasty dessert.
You only need 3 ingredients to make these sweet little treats and you’ll be bringing smiles to the table in a matter of minutes.
Ingredients:
- Strawberry Instant Pudding
- Whipped Cream
- Conversation Heart Candies
Place the conversation heart candies in a plastic bag and use a rolling pin to break them into smaller pieces. Mix them into the whipped cream.
Next, follow the directions on the package for the strawberry pudding and fill your mini dessert cups 1/3 of the way full with the pudding. Using a piping bag filled with the conversation heart whipped cream add a dollop on top of the pudding.
Pour another layer of pudding onto of the whipped cream and finally top with another dollop of whipped cream. Sprinkle with crushed conversation heart candies.
I served these to my kids one night after dinner and they all giggled with delight and compared what their hearts said. Like I said, it’s a dessert that will have everyone talking! Do you have a favorite Valentine’s Day Candy?
I am definetly making these. Thanks for sharing.
YUM! I don’t think I’ve ever seen strawberry instant pudding, must be on the look out! These are so pretty and pastel!
Thanks Michelle, yes you’ll have to try the strawberry pudding it was actually quite delicious. 😉
That looks heavenly!
Thank you so much, it’s a sweet and delicious treat that’s easy for even the kids to make! 🙂
These are darling! (And I SUPER LOVE your referee coke floats too!) Thanks for linking up to link party palooza- if you’re ever interested in contributing on Somewhat Simple, we’d love to have you! Have a happy week!!
Awww thanks Stephanie, I love sharing my projects at Link Party Palooza! 🙂
These are so pretty and fun! They’re almost more fun to look at then eat 😉
Thanks Ashley, my kids loved them!
What a great and easy dessert but it looks like a million bucks! Here we actually doesn’t have those heart-candys, instead, especially on valentines day we give each other soft raspberry heart-shaped candy
Petra, those sound delicious…actually much tastier than the conversation hearts, which I’m not a huge fan of eating but they sure are fun for Valentine’s Day! 🙂
OMG. So cute!
Thank you Robin!
This recipe looks so delicious! Visiting from Creative Ways Link Party.
Thanks for stopping by Anita, so glad you did!
An easy and adorable Valentine’s Day treat! Perfect! Thanks for sharing your recipe! Pinning.
Thank you Erin. They are definitely an easy treat, hope you and your family enjoy them!
ok this is cute! I love the little detail of the heart attached to the spoon.
Thank you Lara, the little details are what make them extra fun. 😉
This looks really good! Would love to have you share it on the “What’s for Dinner” linky party!
http://www.lazygastronome.com/whats-for-dinner-sunday-linky-29/
Thank you Helen, I look forward to coming by and sharing them at the party.
These are so adorable and perfect for someone like me who doesn’t like to do a lot in the kitchen 🙂
Thank you and yes they are so easy!
And they’re pink!
Adorable!! So, so pretty! Thanks for sharing at The Pin Party!
Thank you, we love stopping by the Pin Party to share our projects and get inspired!
That colors! Wow, it looks so beautiful!
Thank you Liz, it’s just as delicious as it looks too. 😉
So pretty! Thanks for linkin’ up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
Great looking parfaits! Love the colors. Thanks for sharing at Funtastic Friday.
These are adorable and perfect for VDay! Great post 🙂 xo
Letting you know that I featured this on my blog as part of the round up for Create Link Inspire party you joined in on. Thanks for sharing!
These are so adorable- my kids will love these and they seem so easy!
Mariah, I always love your ideas. These are so cute and fun.
These are really cute. What kind of whipping cream?
I just used Cool-Whip for these, but you can make your own whipping cream if you’d like.
Once cool, use a pencil to draw large hearts on the wax paper envelopes, and then cut out hearts. (I was surprised how easy it is to cut the wax paper with melted crayon inside.) Initially, I was going to trace prefect’s hearts, but I decided to freehand them and let my daughter cut them out.