From: LAURIE
On Jul 5, 2002
Yummy, and soooooo E Z!! 9 twinkies fit perfect in 9x13 pan, and I used large box of pudding. I used 2 large boxes of strawberries and added about 3 cups of fresh to that. Next time I will use only one large box as it was almost too juicy, but oh so good. Strawberries and twinkies, let me die a happy woman!!
From: Laudee
On Jul 1, 2002
To: Karen Monahan You win my vote again! Your Twinkie Strawberry Surprise is a big hit with my family. I made it up the night before and took it over for my son's birthday get-together. It's super-easy to prepare and elegant-looking enough for any occasion. I followed your recipe right down the line and it's just right. You can't improve on perfection! Thanks for sharing, Laudee C. Colorado
From: Bogey'sMom
On Jun 10, 2002
Everyone loved this. Easy to make, inexpensive, definitely a keeper. Thanks for posting.
From: Marie Nixon
On Sep 9, 2002
I did not have much luck with this recipe. I wasn't sure what size pudding box to use so I used a large size box. I made it the night before a school potluck, refrigerated it, but by the time I served it, the twinkies had absorbed all of the strawberry juice and turned to mush. I brought home 3/4th of the 9 x 13" pan. I guess my recommendation would be to make this only a couple of hours in advance so that the twinkies don't get mushy.
From: Rick Young
On Jul 28, 2002
Fast and easy to make. I substituted cherries for the strawberries (had to pick too many strawberries when I was a kid and still don't like them) and it was really great. Took a double recipe serving to our church picnic today and it was the first to disappear! I'm intrigued by the idea of using cherries and making the pudding chocolate. This recipe is a solid keeper for me!
From: linlatham
On Oct 26, 2002
I made this for the office gang and man they LOVED IT ! It was so light and tasty, but I think when I make this for my family I'm going to put two stacks of twinkies with same amount of strawberries, because my family will go nuts for this. Thanks for a sweet treat.
From: Rhonda003
On Oct 31, 2003
It was very good the first time around, but was very mushy by the next day. Next time I may try to half the recipe so there won't be any wasted. It was very easy to prepare. Thanks.
From: debram
On May 19, 2005
I loved how easy this was to make and still taste wonderful! I also used the Sarahlee pound cake instead. It was still good for several days in the frig.
From: KeyWee
On Sep 24, 2002
Thank you - this is MY kind of dessert. Since I don't care for baking and often have to come up with something sweet to satisfy my guests, this was soooo easy. My 9x13 pan held exactly 9 Twinkies cut as directed - SO, I had to eat the last one (drat!). First Twinkie I've tasted in over 30 years! This recipe is a keeper for me: you can make this in your sleep, it's a do-ahead dish, and several guests asked for the recipe. What more could you ask??!
From: peggyH.
On Sep 20, 2002
I made these as a welcome to the neighborhood snack and the new members really enjoyed them. Thanks for the easiest recipe and do keep up the good work.
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