Teddy's Banana Pudding

I'm going through my favorite blogs the other day and Octoberfarm, way at the top of my list, has a Banana Pudding recipe. My first thought is "Who needs another Banana Pudding recipe". I almost didn't bother to read on, but I was afraid she had new pictures of "Teddy" her dog. Now this dog is so precious that I could just kiss his face right off. I actually kiss my fingertips and touch the computer screen every time I visit this blog. I know, I know, back to the Banana Pudding.

Like Jaz says most of the time she makes everything from scratch, whipped cream, pudding,etc., but there are sometimes you really don't have to do that. Like now.

Yes Jaz ,I think this will become every ones new favorite Banana Pudding recipe. It for sure is mine. Thanks for sharing it with us and I hope you don't mind me sharing it again. I certainly would not want anyone to miss this experience. Please stop at Octoberfarm and give Teddy a kiss and let him take you for a walk through the beautiful garden.

Teddy's Banana Pudding
8-10 servings, maybe
print recipe

1 box Nilla wafers
1 (5-ounce) box instant vanilla pudding
2 cups milk
1 (8-ounce package of cream cheese
1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
6 or 7 very ripe banana
1 can whipped cream

Mix pudding with 2 cups milk. Set aside. Put cream cheese in bowl of stand mixer and add condensed milk. Beat until smooth. Add the pudding mixture until well blended.

Line a casserole with half of the Nilla wafers. Slice the bananas over the top of wafers.

Take bowl of pudding mixture and empty an entire can of whipped cream int0 pudding mixture. Blend and fold to combine.

Pour the mixture over the sliced bananas.

Cover with the rest of the Nilla wafers, whole or slightly crushed.

Cover and refrigerate for 24 hours.

Honey, this is Southern Comfort Food at its best.