St Patrick’s Day Green Trifle
These St Patrick’s Day Green Trifles look exactly like the little Irish mascot used to symbolize St Patrick’s Day in Ireland, however, we enjoy them in our home more than just once a year! This recipe is so simple to follow and worth every calorie-filled bite! Made with layers of whipping cream, vanilla pudding and crunchy graham crumbs and topped with gold coins, you’ll be winning with this dessert!
To make St Patrick’s Day Green Trifle, you will need the following ingredients:

Steps to make St Patrick’s Day Green Trifle
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1
Prepare vanilla cream mix
3min -
2
Prepare vanilla pudding
10min -
3
Add food coloring
1min -
4
Layer trifle
5min -
5
Serve
Recipe Reviews
Instead of powdered sugar I used brown sugar because powdered sugar isnt very sweet, if you have a sweet tooth like me I'd recommend replacing it as well.
Oh I thought these were going to be minty due to the green coloring, turns out I was wrong but I am so glad that I was, I hate mint lol.
Going to be making this every st patties day, cant believe it turned out so good, so easy to make and affordable. :)
Really unique design for a dessert, this and the dirt cake are really cool.
This recipe turned out to be too messy to prepare as all the ingredients were a bit too hard to stuff into a glass so I had to use a bowl. Very delicious though.
Didnt have vanilla extract so I used vanilla sugar instead, still had the hint of vanilla though, really happy that it did. This is one of my favourites.
Skipped out on the oreos and used Neo cookies instead because they're cheaper where I live but they taste exactly the same. Would recommend if you cant afford 3 dollar cookies.
I hated that it was lacking in the chocolate area so I poured fudge over mine and it instantly became my favourite dessert that I made from this site.
Oh my god this is the cuttest little green trifle st patties desert Ive ever made.
We didnt have chocolate coins here so instead to decorate it I used green sprinkles, it was very cute.
I made this and the minty irish cream brownies for the holidays and it was a total hit with everyone.
So I decided that I was going to make this instead of any sort of easter desert because I've had this before and its the BOMB!
This and the Irish cream brownies are my two personal favourites for Saint Patricks day.
Usually not a fan of anything that includes graham crackers in the dessert but this was fine, glad I tried it out thanks.
Does anyone know where I can find graham crackers or what I can replace it with? I live in Slovakia.
Was great but needed some more sugar because powdered didn't give it much sweetness.
My kids are in love with this dessert, they refuse to let me even get a bite after I'm doing making it, sharing is not caring when it comes to this st.patricks day sweetness.
Better than any store bought st.pattys dessert I could ever buy, going to be making this a lot more often and maybe change up the colors too for every holiday.
I absolutely love this dessert, it's super cute and there's not a single drop of mint in it despite it being green! Usually every desert that is green ends up having mint which I personally hate so this is a refreshing sight to see.
Love this no-bake dessert, extremely tasty and the crunchy combo is a plus for me.
First time making this and I think it turned out pretty well even though it doesn't look picture perfect.
Amazing! Yummy-yummy!
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