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There should be strawberry flavored cake mixes... or use white and color it with food coloring! I don't think there's strawberry pudding though.heat123 said:I have yet to find pink cake mix. Maybe it's the store?! I will try and find some today when I am at Albertsons (I usually go to Vons and Ralphs). I so want to make some pink trifles for May! Or maybe just white mix and do the pink whipcream and strawberries is there such a thing as strawberry pudding?
janezapchef said:I wonder how a poke cake would work. I know it would be really moist, but white cake poked with strawberry jello and layered with whipped cream and strawberries/raspberries is sounding darn good to me! What do you think?
lsm72 said:Geez, I'm hungry now...hee-hee! My aunt makes a yummy dish we named "The Pink Stuff" many moons ago. It's a combination of jello, whipped cream, marshmellows, fruit and some other stuff I can't remember. It would look really nice in the Trifle Bowl. I'll email her and ask for the recipe and post it here. It's legandary in our family. Oh ya, I'm getting the Trifle Bowl this month too....YAHOO!
pckelly said:Where's the Trifle Booklet? I tried to do a search for it, but didn't find anything.
NMmommy said:I am doing a little thing at a tea on Tuesday. I am going to talk about the HWC products and fundraisers. I would love to show of the trifle.
A pink trifle is a dessert made with layers of cake, fruit, and whipped cream. It gets its name from the pink color of the fruit used in the recipe, such as strawberries or raspberries.
Not at all! A pink trifle is actually quite simple to make. It only requires a few ingredients and can be assembled quickly. It's a great dessert option for busy weeknights or potlucks.
Yes, you can use any type of cake for a pink trifle. However, sponge cake or pound cake work especially well as they soak up the flavors of the other ingredients and hold their shape when layered.
Absolutely! In fact, making a pink trifle ahead of time can actually enhance the flavors. You can make it the night before and let it chill in the fridge until you're ready to serve.
Yes, you can definitely customize the ingredients in a pink trifle. You can use different types of fruit, switch up the cake flavor, or even add in some chocolate or nuts for extra texture. Get creative and make it your own!