What makes up a cookie salad fluff?

Chilled, sweet, and fruity, fluffs are particularly delightful on a warm summer day, yet these so-called salads make appearances on potluck tables and festive spreads throughout the entire year. Like all fluffs, Minnesota's cookie salad features readily available ingredients that can be mixed together in a flash. The recipe includes canned mandarin oranges, instant vanilla pudding, buttermilk, a tub of non-dairy whipped topping, and fudge stripe cookies, which are both crumbled into the salad and used as a topping.
Some variations, similar to Pink Stuff, Frog Eye Salad, and Pistachio Fluff (also known as Watergate Salad), incorporate a can of crushed pineapple, while others take it a step further by making all the components (including the cookies) from scratch. One of the best aspects of fluff is how easily you can customize the recipe to make it your own. Get inventive by adding nuts like pecans, pistachios, or peanuts for a savory crunch, or toss in your favorite fresh fruits—bananas, peaches, and mangoes all work wonderfully in a delicious fluff. If you're feeling adventurous, consider crafting your own marshmallow fluff.
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