Oreo Truffles
posted by Andrea | 09/1/2010If I had to pick my FAVORITE store-bought cookie, chocolate Oreos would win every time. They are the best for dunking in a cold glass of milk! {Chocolate chip oatmeal are my favorite homemade cookies…in case you were wondering!}
Anyway, when I found a recipe for Oreo Truffles, I knew they would get rave reviews — for three reasons.
- Oreos are the main ingredient
- It requires NO baking
- It’s nearly fool-proof
Oh, and did I mention they are extremely simple to make and that you can make them ahead and put them in the freezer?
Ingredients:
- 1 package Oreo cookies
- 1 8oz. package cream cheese (softened)
- 2 8oz packages white choc. chips
- 3 T. semi-sweet choc. chips
Directions:
- Smash Oreos in a food processor or with a rolling pin and plastic bag.
- Place Oreo crumbs into your mixer, add softened cream cheese, and mix well.
- Use a melon baller or Tablespoon to form truffles and place on wax paper.
- Freeze truffles for around half an hour until balls are firm.
- Meanwhile, melt white chocolate chips in a microwave bowl on medium power for 30 second increments
- Dip truffles into white chocolate and freeze again.
- Melt semi-sweet chocolate chips in a plastic sandwich bag. Cut off a small corner of the bag and drizzle over truffles.
See, I told you they were easy!!
More creative ideas:
Bring these creative Oreo “footballs” to your next tailgate party or football-themed event for a game-winning dessert.
Put them on a stick and decorate with colorful sprinkles for an extra special treat.
Photo Credit: My Baking Adverntures
Use mint Oreos and decorate with pastel colored chocolate for Spring, Easter, or St. Patric’s Day.
Create a fun Oreo truffle bouquet using Mini Oreos, Oreo truffles, wooden , and a fun vase.
What creative ideas can you come up with?
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Sarah
02/09/2010I have to give these a whirl this Christmas season for sure! Thanks so much!
Amy
02/09/2010Oh, I love these truffles! But your decorations and ways to serve them are beautiful!
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Andrea Reply:
September 4th, 2010 at 7:59 am
Honestly, who doesn’t like Oreo’s mixed with cream cheese and dipped in chocolate??? I’ve never had one complaint in all the times I’ve made these!! Thanks for stopping by.
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Monette
02/09/2010My boys love these! We call it “Oreo Balls” and I make them around holidays !
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Andrea Reply:
September 4th, 2010 at 8:00 am
Monette, we usually call them Oreo Balls too…but I thought Oreo Truffles sounded a little nicer for a blog title!
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Tiffany
02/09/2010I love the football ones. Think I will take them to our cheerleader and football banquet!! They will be a huge hit!
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Kari
03/09/2010I love these! Thanks for sharing this great idea!!!
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Julie@Frugal & Fabulous Design
04/09/2010OMG! Yummy!!!!
Such cute ideas
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City Share
09/09/2010The oreo truffles are awesome. Our niece made some for us last Christmas. She didn’t tell us what was in them. We just knew they were delicious. Finally, she told us the main ingredient. We couldn’t believe that they were so simple to make. Thanks for sharing all the cute truffle decorating ideas.
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jack
03/01/2012Thanx
i want to make these truffles
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