Sheri's Chocolate Eclair Cake

"I figured this recipe would already be posted here, but it isn't. Not, at least, this exact recipe. This is very tasty. It's extremely easy to make, great for a potluck, and doesn't require baking. Plus, I usually have a surplus of graham crackers around (I have a one year old boy). Hope you enjoy!"
 
Download
photo by HisPixie photo by HisPixie
photo by HisPixie
Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
12
Advertisement

ingredients

Advertisement

directions

  • Butter the bottom of a 9x13 inch pan. Line with graham crackers in a single layer.
  • Mix pudding and milk at medium speed for two minutes. Fold in Cool Whip. (Note: I couldn't find a 9 ounce container or Cool Whip, so I bought the larger size and estimated 9 ounces. Seems to work fine.).
  • Pour half the pudding mixture over crackers. Put another layer of crackers over the pudding. Pour the rest of the pudding mix over this layer. Top with one final layer of crackers.
  • Melt frosting in microwave (I zapped it right in the container for 1 minute, lid and label off). Pour the melted frosting over the final layer. Refrigerate for at least 8 hours.

Questions & Replies

Got a question? Share it with the community!
Advertisement

Reviews

  1. I made this today based on a recommendation of a co-worker who had a similar recipe. I didn't want to make any chocolate frosting so I used this recipe and using a plastic tub of chocolate fudge icing melted in the microwave. This is delicious! My husband was very impressed (which makes me very happy). Next time, he wants me to try it with banana cream pudding. Yum!
     
  2. Really delicious and easy to make. Everyone loves it...the only thing I changed up was instead of frosting..I used Hot Fudge Sauce! The GOOD stuff that is thick to where you have to use a spoon to dig it out of the jar, Hershey's or Sanders hot fudge. Microwave it in a bowl at intervals of 30 seconds until it's softened enough to pour over the top of éclair batter in the 9x13 pan and spread easily. This sets up beautifully and is meant to go with this luscious dessert. (I gave yours a 4 only because I changed up the frosting and used Hot Fudge.) I may add 4 ounces or so of softened cream cheese to the pudding next time..only to thicken it a little more. Yum!
     
  3. This is an excellent recipe,easy to make and even easier to eat.It's a great summer time recipe ( no bake ) I made it for our sunday family dinner and everyone just love it,what's not to love? Thanks for sharing
     
  4. This is just the best stuff. It is always well recieved at potlucks and parties. I usually don't butter the pan and have not had any trouble getting it out. I have also found that if you just can't wait it is edible but a bit crunchy after 4 hours.
     
  5. I made this just about exactly as stated. I think my Cool Whip was 8 ounces if I'm not mistaken. My family and I loved it!! The only thing I think I would do differently would be to use homemade frosting. We felt like the canned stuff was kind of gummy after being refrigerated. Great recipe and will fix it again in the near future!
     
Advertisement

RECIPE SUBMITTED BY

Hi! I'm a mom to a four and a half year old boy and I work full time. Recently divorced...I don't have the time or money I used to have to plan and cook meals. But I still love to eat! I generally eat very healthy food, but sometimes indulge in old fashioned comfort food...as my recipe collection attests to. <br> <br>Hope you like my recipes!
 
View Full Profile
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

Find More Recipes