Did you know that the Oreo is America's favorite cookie? I know I can't say no to that classic chocolate cookie with the cream filling that I grew up eating. There's nothing better, well except maybe a bite-sized treat made out of a crushed Oreo then dipped in chocolate.
Ever wonder what would happen
if you let yourself get creative with batch of Oreo cookie balls this holiday season? :)
These
cookie balls only take 5 minutes to prepare and then it's play time for
you and your kids to get involved in decorating these fun treats. It's a
great way to share some holiday cheer during the Christmas season.
My
kids and I decided to do a fun scene with a Christmas tree and
snowballs. I used white chocolate, food coloring, coconut and even some
dark chocolate.
Ingredients
o
1 pkg. (8 oz.) brick cream cheese,
softened
o
36
OREO Cookies, finely crushed in food processor (about 3 cups)
o 4 pkg. (4 oz. each)
semi-sweet baking white chocolate, melted
Directions:
o 
MIX cream cheese and cookie crumbs until blended. o SHAPE into 48 (1-inch) balls. Freeze 10 min. Dip balls in melted chocolate; place in single layer in shallow waxed paper-lined pan.
o CUSTOMIZE it with your own ingredient additions or decorative skills.
o REFRIGERATE 1 hour or until firm.
Special Notes for making the Christmas Tree: Add sprinkles immediately before the chocolate sets to adhere well. Make the tree as big as you want by adding more Oreo cookie balls to the bottom by two (so to make my tree bigger the next row would have 5 cookie balls. Make sure you make one yellow ball for the "star" at the top of the tree and a chocolate ball for the trunk of the tree.
Special Notes for the Snow balls: Dip in white chocolate and immediately roll in baker's sweetened coconut.
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Note: Original
OREO Cookie Ball Recipe (provided by Oreo):
Fans and foodies love to enjoy their OREO cookies in all sorts of ways and with a recipe that only calls for OREO cookies, cream cheese and chocolate, the possibilities for making your own, custom OREO cookie balls are endless.
o
Substitute
white chocolate and roll them in coconut to create mini snowballs
o
Add
crushed candy canes for a minty flair
o
Pretzel
antlers anyone? Create your own squadron of reindeer
o
Or,
simply dress up your cookie balls with some festive décor… the choice is up to
you!
·
You
can learn more about OREO cookie balls and find fun takes on the classic recipe
at http://www.snackworks.com/recipes/desserts/cookie-balls.aspx
o
Make
sure to follow @oreo for cookie ball inspiration and recipes all season long
Disclosure: This recipe was created for Oreo. I was compensated for my time but all opinions are my own.
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Absolutely adorable christmas tree! And I can imagine what fun the kids must have had with all the colourful decorations :)
ReplyDeleteI would totally eat the whole treat. So cute! Oreos are my downfall. I can never just eat one.
ReplyDeleteOh wow that's so fun Ramona! I have pinned it already to the food art group. The others are going to love it!
ReplyDeleteAw Ramona, how cute are these!!
ReplyDeletelooks soooo yummy n delicious....
ReplyDeleteThis is pure fun! My grandkadiddles would have a great time helping to make a tree like this.
ReplyDeleteSo festive! I love them!
ReplyDeleteRamona this would be perfect for a Christmas party!! I could imagine everyone devouring this adorable cake of oreo cookie balls! :D So festive and so chocolateyyyy.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThese Sounds like Yummy..!!
This Oreo cookies looks delicious and adorable.
I love cookies. I read your recipe its really unique and easy to make.
Thanks For Sharing ...
I would have to make a tree for each of my children, grown children I might add. They expect lots of treats when they come home and I'm happy to oblige. Thanks for this idea, it's quick and easy.
ReplyDeletethis is my kinda grown up snack, my mon used to made this with us after sunday school..
ReplyDeletethx for the memories my friend!
Aaaw, that's so adorable! Very clever!
ReplyDeleteActually,no - I have never wondered how creative I would be with a bag of oreos. :) But you obviously do and what a creative little tree you made! So cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling idea! Can you believe I just made my first Oreo cookie balls? I'll have to whip up another batch for the holidays :)
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