Strawberry Banana Pudding Recipe

The sweet combination of bananas and strawberries take center stage in our strawberry banana pudding recipe. Create this tasty treat with our 3-step recipe!

Who doesn’t love a great dessert? We already have a mini mason jar banana pudding on the site.

So, Kim and I figured, why not add another one. For today’s dish, we’re sharing our strawberry banana pudding.

It’s made with real strawberries and bananas, whipped topping, and vanilla instant pudding. So easy and so delicious!

Love strawberries? Take a look at our strawberry ice cream recipe and strawberry cobbler recipes!

The most difficult part of the dish is waiting for this treat to chill in the fridge. You should expect about a 2-hour chill time.

Not bad for a dessert that only takes about 15-minutes to prepare. Speaking of which, let’s get started!

How to make strawberry banana pudding:

First, grab a large mixing bowl. Empty 2-packets of instant vanilla pudding into the bowl.

After that, pour in 4-cups of cold milk. Use your hand mixer to combine the ingredients into a smooth vanilla pudding.

Next, fold in the whipped topping using a rubber spatula or spoon.

Now, you can use a tub of it or make your own Chantilly whipped cream. It’s up to you.

Afterward, slice up the bananas and stir them into the pudding mixture. Go ahead and wash and dry the strawberries.

Also, remove the stems and slice them up because you’ll need the berries for one of the final steps.

Then, once the banana slices have been stirred into the mixture, set it aside. Grab a large baking dish.

Line the bottom of the dish with wafer cookies and pour the pudding right on top of the wafers.

If you want, line the inside rim of the dish with any leftover cookies. Place the sliced the strawberries on top.

Last, put the dish into your fridge to chill for about 2-hours before serving. The pudding will hold in your fridge for up to 4-days.

That’s it, your strawberry banana pudding recipe is done! Kim and I hope you enjoy the dessert and wish you all the best 🙂

Strawberry Banana Pudding Tips:

• You can layer our strawberry banana pudding in mason jars. However, you will need to purchase and use the Nilla mini-wafers. Otherwise, the larger wafers may not fit into the mouth of the jar.
• To avoid soggy cookies, you could skip placing them into the bottom of the dish and instead, serve a them fresh with everything serving.
• For even more strawberry flavor, consider stirring in extra sliced strawberries into the pudding along with the bananas.