This is post 2 of 12 in the series “Trifle Desserts”

Easy Valentine Trifle is a simple but fancy way to say I LOVE YOU on Valentine’s Day. Fun Valentine dessert that your loved ones will delight in!

Today I’ve got a pink and red dessert just in time for Valentine’s Day. It’s an Easy Valentine Trifle Dessert. It’s just like my Fresh Berry Trifle, but with a Valentine twist. And it’s part of my Ultimate Trifle Dessert Series. It’s got raspberries and strawberries and pink pudding layered between fresh whipping cream and cake. You’ll love this trifle recipe!

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Shhhhh! I want to show you this Valentine trifle dessert I just secretly made for our Valentine Mystery Dinner coming up this weekend. I just made this while the kidlets were at school and then I covered it completely in plastic wrap and aluminum foil and hid it in the back of the fridge so they won’t notice it . . . This easy Valentine dessert is one of our favorite recipes.

Here’s some other easy trifle desserts you will love:

Oreo Cookies and Cream Trifle Recipe

Classic Banana Cream Dessert Trifle

Lemon Raspberry Trifle Recipe

Better Than Anything Trifle!

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Guys, you are gonna love this easy Valentine treat!

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Now onto the trifle recipe!

How to make Easy Valentine Trifle:

Here’s what I used . . . for the complete tutorial visit my Fresh Berry Trifle recipe. It’s got all the info. This time I could not find fresh berries at my nearby market. So I went with frozen berries this time. I let them thaw and then used them like normal. They were a little squishy, but still really good. I also used the most white-looking pudding I could find (in this case cheesecake flavor of Jell-O brand), so that I could use food coloring and turn it pink.

Trifle is a fun dessert because everything gets layered together and it mixes the flavors all throughout the dessert. So light and refreshing!

Layer it all pretty in a trifle dish {like this one} and it will be a feast for the eyes as well as the tummy. Use this Valentine Trifle at a special Valentine’s Dinner, a galentine’s party, or just as a fun dessert for your family.

And so you ask, how did I hide my trifle in the fridge and yet still have a nice big scoop of it out on a plate to take this pretty picture? Well, a blogger has to do her duty and try everything she posts. So I sacrificed and kept a nice big scoop of it out for me to try. And yes . . . it is refreshing, sweet, and just pure yumminess.

Remember, click HERE to get the FULL TUTORIAL with pictures and measurements and how-tos of this recipe:

Easy Trifle Tutorial and Recipe

Happy Valentine’s Day! How will you be celebrating?

Easy Valentine Trifle Recipe

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An simple yet fancy Valentine dessert. Pink and red trifle to celebrate Valentine’s day!

Author: Lisa Jorgensen

Ingredients

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4 cups cheesecake flavor pudding (instant works fine, also vanilla flavor is okay) — color pink with food coloring or use strawberry flavor
3–4 cups whipped cream (fresh is best!)
2–3 cups of cake cubes (about a 9x13 size cake)
1 cup raspberries
2 cups strawberries (sliced)
Optional: you can add more berries if you like–the more the better!

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Instructions

Wash and pat the berries dry. Let them air dry while you prep the rest. Cut your cake into cubes, whip your cream, and make your pudding. Then start layering in a medium size bowl or trifle dish. Start with the pudding, then add cake cubes so they can soak in the pudding. Add the fruit and whip cream. To make it look pretty, stick the outer-edge row of to the glass in a nice line, alternating with strawberries, cake, raspberries etc. Continue layering until all the ingredients are gone, finishing with whip cream on top. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Enjoy!