
This no-bake frozen s'mores dessert brings the campfire classic to your freezer with layers of chocolate pudding, fluffy marshmallow cream, and graham crackers. Perfect for hot summer days when you crave the nostalgic taste of s'mores without the heat of a fire.
I created these one summer when my kids were begging for s'mores but temperatures outside were hitting 100 degrees. These frozen treats have become our go-to dessert for neighborhood pool parties and summer birthdays.
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The marshmallow layer is absolutely my favorite part of this recipe. When my daughter first tried these, she declared them better than actual s'mores because the marshmallow cream layer has the perfect consistency without being sticky or messy like toasted marshmallows can be.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- → How do you keep the graham crackers from getting soggy?
Graham crackers naturally soften slightly during freezing, but they still hold their texture well. Using fresh graham crackers and keeping the layers properly frozen helps avoid excessive sogginess.
- → Can I use a different flavor of pudding?
Yes! You can substitute chocolate pudding with vanilla, butterscotch, or any other flavor you prefer for a unique twist.
- → How can I store frozen s'mores?
Wrap each s'more individually in plastic wrap, then place them in an airtight container or freezer bag. They can be stored in the freezer for up to 2 months.
- → Can I make this dessert ahead of time?
Absolutely! Frozen s'mores are perfect for making ahead. Simply prepare and freeze them, and they’ll be ready whenever you need a quick dessert option.
- → How long should I let the s'mores soften before eating?
If stored in the freezer, allow them to thaw at room temperature for about 15 minutes before enjoying for the best texture and flavor.
- → Can I customize the toppings or ingredients?
Of course! You can swap marshmallow fluff for peanut butter, add sprinkles, or even sandwich ice cream instead of the pudding layer for a fun variation.