Has Anyone Made a Pink Trifle Yet?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around the creation of pink trifles, with participants sharing their experiences, recipes, and ideas for variations. There is a focus on using different ingredients and methods to achieve the desired pink color and flavor.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, plans to showcase a trifle at a tea event while discussing HWC products and fundraisers.
  • Another participant suggests using strawberry cheesecake trifle with tinted cake or filling, sharing a positive experience from a recent show where the trifle was well-received.
  • Several users mention specific ingredient combinations, such as strawberry cake mix, white chocolate pudding, and real strawberries for decoration.
  • One participant shares their experience of making a trifle with pound cake, white chocolate pudding, and frozen raspberries, noting they were too full to try it themselves.
  • Some participants express difficulty in finding pink cake mix and discuss alternatives like using white mix with food coloring or pink whipped cream.
  • One participant wonders about the feasibility of a poke cake version, combining white cake with strawberry jello and whipped cream.
  • Another participant mentions a family recipe called "The Pink Stuff," which includes jello, whipped cream, and fruit, and expresses excitement about getting a trifle bowl.
  • One participant shares a detailed recipe for a pink trifle made with strawberry cake, white chocolate pudding, and strawberry Cool Whip, describing it as delicious.
  • Several participants inquire about the Trifle Booklet and share tips on locating it within the community resources.
  • One participant mentions making a raspberry trifle from a recipe book, highlighting its pink color and taste.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best ingredients and methods for creating pink trifles, with no clear consensus on a single approach. Participants share a variety of personal experiences and preferences.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a range of personal experiences and creative ideas related to making pink trifles, with participants drawing from their own cooking experiences and community resources.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration or ideas for making pink trifles may find the shared experiences and recipes helpful.

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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.
 
Not yet...

But, you could do the Strawberry Cheesecake trifle (in the trifle booklet Hariett made up) and just tint the cake pink or the filling pink!

I just made that trifle at my show Thursday night and 8 women ATE IT ALL!! They kept going back for more and raving about how good it was!
 
Use strawberry cake mix, white chocolate pudding, strawberry Cool Whip and some real strawberries for decoration... You can also grate some white chocolate on top.
 
I made one with pound cake, white chocolate pudding, frozen rasberries and cool whip... it was awesome (well, I never actually had any as I was still trifled out from the cheap and easy chocolate trifle from my cluster meeting that week!). That would be pink too and maybe cheaper than real strawberries...
 
Where's the Trifle Booklet? I tried to do a search for it, but didn't find anything.
 
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?
 
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?
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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.
 
poke cake?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?
 
We have a cake mix here that is Van. w/cherry bits in it. It's really good:) I've been using that for my cakes and cupcakes.
 
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?
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I think ya'll are making me really hungry!
 
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!
 
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!
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Lisa... that sounds yummy! Can't wait for that recipe!
 
I'm doing a "Hurried Mom" show this week. I think I'll pull together a quick trifle - thanks for the inspiration!
 
Betty Crocker makes a Super Moist Strawberry Cake mix (holding one in my hand right now).

I made a pink trifle for Easter. I baked the cake mentioned above (actually did it in the torte pans as my son's b-day cake, and it didn't come out whole, so I had to redo it!) chunked it up then:

Mixed 1 small pkg. White Chocolate pudding with 1 1/2 cups milk, then added 8 oz. of strawberry yogurt, 1 block of cream cheese, and 1/2 cup sour cream. Next I folded in 1 cup of Strawberry Cool Whip. Layed the cake, pudding mixture, straight Strawberry Cool Whip and sliced strawberries.

YUMMY! (And I invented it up to use up a boo boo cake!)
 
pckelly said:
Where's the Trifle Booklet? I tried to do a search for it, but didn't find anything.
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Click on files and search on the word trifle. There you will find a couple trifle recipes "booklets". Also bookmark the thread http://www.chefsuccess.com/showthread.php?t=12982 and any time you are looking for recipes for a specific product try there.
 
I made the Raspberry Trifle (from Harriett's book). It was pink and delicious!
 
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.
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I'm going to continue making the raspberry chocolate trifle that comes with the pan set - will just add red food coloring to the filling/frosting. Yum, quick and easy!

Oops ~ thought we were talking about the torte pan set for a sec.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Pink Trifle?

A Pink Trifle is a layered dessert typically made with ingredients like cake, pudding, fruit, and whipped cream, often featuring pink-colored elements such as strawberries or raspberry-flavored components. It’s a visually appealing and delicious treat perfect for gatherings.

Has anyone shared a recipe for a Pink Trifle using Pampered Chef products?

Yes, many Pampered Chef consultants and customers have shared their own versions of a Pink Trifle recipe, often utilizing Pampered Chef tools like the Trifle Bowl, Mix N' Chop, and various baking pans to create the layers and assemble the dessert.

What Pampered Chef tools are recommended for making a Pink Trifle?

Some recommended Pampered Chef tools for making a Pink Trifle include the Trifle Bowl for layering, the Mix N' Chop for breaking up cake or mixing ingredients, and the Classic Batter Bowl for preparing pudding or whipped cream. These tools help streamline the process and enhance presentation.

Can I customize the Pink Trifle recipe to suit dietary restrictions?

Absolutely! You can customize the Pink Trifle by using gluten-free cake, sugar-free pudding, or dairy-free whipped cream alternatives. This flexibility allows you to cater to various dietary needs while still enjoying a delicious dessert.

Where can I find inspiration or ideas for making a Pink Trifle?

You can find inspiration for making a Pink Trifle on social media platforms, Pampered Chef's official website, or through recipe blogs. Many consultants also share their creations and tips in online groups or during cooking demonstrations.

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