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Oreo Truffles also called oreo balls are delicious and easy enough for kids to get into the kitchen and help make! Only three ingredients needed to make this edible gift.
Kids can use their own creativity by adding different flavors and decorations – to make their very own truffles! They will love decorating them and will have the recipe memorized in no time! Remember it’s not about perfection!
OREO Truffles Ingredients
- 18 oz. package of OREO Cookies
- 8 oz. package of Cream Cheese, softened
- 16 oz. white candy coating, melted (white chocolate chips can also be used)
- baking sheet lined with parchment paper or wax paper
- fork or dipping tool
How to make Oreo Truffles
Follow the steps for how to make oreo balls and you will have a deliciously tasty treat to give away to teachers, grandparents or even neighbors!
Crush the entire package of oreas in a food processor. Reserve 1/4 cup crumbs for decorating.
Mix in cream cheese with the finely crushed Oreo cookies. Mix well. This could also be done with a hand mixer or stand mixer. I used my food processor for the entire recipe.
Roll dough into 1-inch balls, putting on wax or parchment paper. A small cookie scoop makes this an easy task.
Refrigerate for 30 minutes or freeze 10 min.
While the oreo cookie balls are chilling prepare chocolate for dipping.
Melt the candy coating or chocolate slowly. This is important. Chocolate that is melted too quickly and gets too hot will become stiff and then be cloudy or have spots when it hardens. I melt my chocolate in the microwave at 30-second intervals stirring after each. Once it starts to melt continue stirring and it will continue to melt without re-heating. If you do need a touch more heat do 15 seconds more.
Dip balls in melted chocolate, using a dipping tool or fork. Tap fork on side of the bowl to remove excess chocolate.
Use a wooden skewer to slide ball onto wax paper or parchment paper.
Refrigerate another 30 minutes until chocolate hardens.
We can help our kids to be successful in giving with simple edible gifts like this Oreo balls recipe.
Decorate and Devour! Or package them up and give them away!
Oreo Truffles Recipe
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Oreo Truffles Recipe
Only 3 ingredients needed to make this deliciously sinful treat! They will be the first to go at any party.
Ingredients
- 18 oz. package of OREO Cookies
- 8 oz. package of Cream Cheese softened
- 16 oz. white candy coating melted (white chocolate chips can also be used)
Instructions
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Crush the entire package of Oreos in a food processor. Reserve 1/4 cup crumbs for decorating.
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Mix cream cheese with the finely crushed Oreo cookies. Mix well. This could also be done with a hand mixer or stand mixer. I used my food processor for the entire recipe.
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Roll dough into 1-inch balls. A small cookie scoop makes this an easy task.
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Refrigerate for 30 minutes or freeze 10 min.
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While the oreo cookie balls are chilling prepare chocolate for dipping.
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Melt the candy coating or chocolate slowly. This is important. Chocolate that is melted too quickly and gets too hot will become stiff and then be cloudy or have spots when it hardens. I melt my chocolate in the microwave at 30-second intervals stirring after each. Once it starts to melt continue stirring and it will continue to melt without re-heating. If you do need a touch more heat do 15 seconds more.
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Dip balls in melted chocolate, using a dipping tool or fork. Tap fork on side of the bowl to remove excess chocolate.
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Use a wooden skewer to slide ball onto wax paper or parchment paper.
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Refrigerate another 30 minutes until chocolate hardens.
Tips
- If you don’t have a food processor you can crush the Oreos in a large resealable plastic bag using a rolling pin. Be sure to make the crumbs fine.
- Chill the Oreo filling before dipping, This keeps the balls from breaking bits of Oreos will into the chocolate. It also helps the chocolate harden more quickly.
- Use regular, not Double Stuff Oreos. Double stuff has too much cream filling. Other flavor varieties of Oreos do work like mint, birthday cake, etc.
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- Cookie Dough Truffles
- Cookie Dough Gift (another idea that can be frozen)
Amanda says
So cute! What size cello bags did you use?
Cindy Hopper says
Cindy, since they have cream cheese I would keep them in the refrigerator. They probably could be kept out for a party etc.
Cindy says
Do these need to be stored in the refrigerator? If so, how long can they stay out?
Cindy Hopper says
It makes about 36 Oreo Cookie Balls.
Cindy Hopper says
Kat, yes crush up the entire cookie.
dancer says
i havent made these yet, but im making them 4 school. my friend made them 4 my family and i felt like i was in heaven when i 8 them! im just wondering how many truffles this recipe makes.
Vanessa Ortiz says
I tried chocolate covered oreos last year for Christmas, and i think i’ll try these this year. I’m also thinking… mint Oreos would be so good in this recipe too!
Christina Reed says
My family and I love these. I have even made them to take to Church meals. If we have any leftovers to take home, there isn’t much!
Tammie says
My daughter made these for her sisters bridal shower and they were a very big hit. Love them
Grace says
These were a hit, especially with my mom & brother.
Thank you for sharing, (:
suzanne says
I made these with my four-year-old daughter and almost three-year-old son. It was so fun and easy! My son only wanted to pour sprinkles on them but we were all together and that made the truffles even more delicious! I even served them to my book club this month and they were a hit!