For special occasions, a trifle is always a beautiful crowd pleaser.Take a picture before it's gone!

Simple dessert that is moist and delicious! Everyone will love it:)

I saw a recipe on the pudding box and redid it my way.

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I like using boxed cake mixes for their convenience and consistent results while adding my own touches to make them extra yummy.And with the rest of Spring ahead of us, I can't think of a more fitting dessert to celebrate the season than a light and airy trifle made of moist, fluffy lemon cake and deliciously sweettart berries, married with a layer of delicate and luxurious real whipped cream.An added bonus of trifles is that you can piecemeal the preparation of the different components starting up to a couple of weeks prior to the occasion so all you have to do is assemble the trifles the day of.

It's a nice light dessert that's really simple and easy to make!

The recipe that follows is called a Strawberry Shortcake Trifle and not Strawberry Shortcake as it incorporates vanilla pudding instead of ice cream. It has become my go-to dish when I am asked to bring dessert for a crowd. It’s easy and everybody likes strawberries, cake, pudding, and whipped cream. When I make this recipe I usually have some leftovers as not everything will fit in the pan, so even if I leave my dish behind at the party, I know that a midnight snack awaits me at home! You can also readily adapt this recipe for folks that are on a low sugar diet by substituting Splenda for the sugar in the strawberries and using artificially sweetened pudding and whipped topping.

easy to do impressive results