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Reviewed: jun. 30, 2009
I made this for a church group dinner and it went fast. Everyone raved over it and asked for the recipe. There were no leftovers! Thanks for sharing!
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Reviewed: jun. 17, 2009
My family loves this. I have made a few times, usually just as the recipe states, sometimes substituting other fruits and it is always a winner. I try not to let it sit too long as it sometimes gets a little mushy, but that is generally not a problem since people eat it all!
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Reviewed: jun. 9, 2009
Great. I used omitted the strawberries because they were out of season, and just added more kiwi. The bananas are clutch - don't omit them. Very good..I used sliced canned pineapple, low fat vanilla pudding mix, and low fat frozen whipped topping. Couldn't even tell - would make again. June 3, 2009: Second time around, just as good. Easy and delicious.
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Reviewed: jun. 4, 2009
So, so good and practically fool proof. Do prepare the jello per the box before adding to the recipe. Too dry otherwise.
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Reviewed: may 25, 2009
I liked it. I prepared the pudding before like other reviewers suggested, but I was confused about how to assemble it based on the instructions vs. the picutre. Anyway, it was good but not tremendously so.
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Reviewed: may 21, 2009
I made this recipe for company. I followed the directions to the "T" and I have to say I was very disappointed. The pudding mixture was very dry and difficult to spread over the cake pieces. Next time I will definitely do one of two things. 1.)I may prepare the pudding according to package directions before combing it with the cool whip and sour cream. Or, 2.) I may drain the pineapple juice in with the dry pudding, cool whip, and sour cream. Another thing I would try is slicing your strawberried up beforehand, then sprinkle with sugar or Splenda, and allow them to juice up. The layers didn't meld together and was quite disappointing. This recipe has a great base....just needs to be tweeked a bit.
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Reviewed: may 13, 2009
I followed the recipe, the only thing I changed was the flavor of the pudding. I really don't get why people thought it was neccasary to prepare the pudding before adding it to the cool whip. I thought just adding the mix flavored the cool whip perfectly. I guess if you like more of a saucier trifle then prepare your pudding, if you like more of a cakier then don't.
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Reviewed: may 5, 2009
I made this recipe for a party tonight. It was a success. I made it for a cookout this past weekend and it was not eaten. The first time I made it with yellow cake mix. I don't think I put enough berries in it. Also the guys wouldn't touch berries. The trifle I made tonight had angel food cake and I used more berries and bananas and pineapple chunks. I also used Cheesecake pudding with 1 cup of milk like others suggested and without it, I would not have had enough filling. I also did not use kiwi. I used blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, bananas and canned pineapple. Do soak your bananas with the pineapple juice. This is kind of of expensive to make this time of year with the berries, but very good. Thanks for the recipe.
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Reviewed: may 1, 2009
a family favorite.
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Reviewed: apr. 29, 2009
I Made this for our Easter dessert. It was a huge hit! Very easy and good. I couldn't find ant descent kiwis so I had to leave them off. I also used cheese cake pudding in stead of the vanilla.
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Reviewed: apr. 28, 2009
made this for Easter and everyone loved it! would definately make it again
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Reviewed: apr. 23, 2009
I had never made trifle before and wanted to reason to make one since I had bought a trifle bowl, and I am SO glad I picked this one!! The pudding mixture was so yummy!!! I didn't use kiwi (didn't have any), and don't really care for pound cake or angel food cake (as others suggested), so I used good ol' Nillas instead of cake, and it turned out really, really good. Presentation was pretty and taste was great!! Thanks for sharing a wonderful recipe!! :)
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Reviewed: apr. 20, 2009
I was uncertain about trying this as I had never made a trifle before. It was a breeze. Delicious and looked great. I was concerned about how it would serve out of the bowl because the angel food cake was not torn into pieces but it was not a problem at all. Loved it. It had a real WOW factor.
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Reviewed: apr. 20, 2009
Delicious! I made this for Easter in the morning and let it sit until dinner, and everyone loved it. I used only strawberries for fruit, cubed the angel food cake and added a little less then a cup of milk to the dry vanilla pudding mix. Beautiful presentation. I made my own real whipped cream, can't stand the taste of Cool Whip. This dessert was not to sweet, just perfect. Was eaten in no time at all, too bad no leftovers. This has already been requested for the next family gathering. YUMMY! Thank you for sharing.
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Reviewed: apr. 14, 2009
A lovely trifle that is not too time consuming to make and can (should) be made ahead. I layered somewhat differently and used cubed cake, as some other reviewers did. I also added I cup of milk to the pudding before incorporating it into the cream and used real whipping cream (whipped and sweetened) instead of whipped topping, as I don't like whipped topping. Thanks for the super recipe!
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Reviewed: apr. 13, 2009
The name says it all!! My family devourered it! Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe!
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Reviewed: apr. 13, 2009
Made for Easter and everyone loved it! Only change I made was to add a half cup of milk to the pudding before mixing.
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Reviewed: apr. 13, 2009
This was a very refreshing, easy and spectacular looking desert. For me that's saying something.
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Reviewed: mar. 24, 2009
This was my first time making a trifle, lets just say it was easier than it looked. I used french vanilla (prepared), could not find the cheesecake at my grocery store (but would like to try). I also allowed my bananas to soak in the pineapple juice, and it really helped prevent browning. At the book club meeting everyone loved it and of course wanted the recipe. I will definitely make this again. Thanks for sharing.
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Reviewed: mar. 16, 2009
This was super yummy. I made is just like it said and everyone loved it.
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