Are you ready for Christmas? This year, I wanted to start some new traditions. My son and I have been in our home for a year now. I put up a Christmas tree and I sent out Christmas cards! I hope to buy more Christmas decorations as well! Are you ready to make some Christmas treats? It’s time for our Snowman Oreo Cookies!
Our Snowman Oreo Cookies make the perfect treat to share with friends, family, potluck, parties, etc. My son has a cookie exchange and of course, we sent a nice tray of cookies. They asked for store-bought, so I happily obliged. I can understand people are concerned with allergies.
I love our Snowman Oreo Cookies because you can easily make them look like Disney’s Olaf from Frozen!
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Snowman Oreo Cookies
Ingredients Needed:
2 dozen Oreo Cookies
1 bag White Chocolate Melting Wafers
1/2 bag Black Chocolate Melting Wafers
1/4 bag Orange Chocolate Melting Wafers
Wax Paper
Round Tip
Piping Bag
Plastic bags
Bowl
Fork
Directions:
Lay out wax paper
Pour bag of white chocolates into bowl and melt in 30 second intervals stirring in between intervals until smooth
With a fork, dip the oreo cookie in the white chocolate and then gently tap the excess chocolate off the cookie. Place on wax paper to harden
Place half a bag of black chocolate in plastic baggie and melt in microwave for 30 second intervals. Knead the bag in between intervals
Place your small round tip in a piping bag, snip the tip off the plastic baggie and insert into piping bag. Pipe 2 eyes and 4 coal circles for mouth on white cookie
Place a 1/4 bag orange chocolate in a plastic baggie. Melt in 30 second intervals. Knead bag in between intervals
Snip the corner of the bag and place in a piping bag with a small round tip. Create a carrot nose on the white cookie
Let it set and harden. Then serve
Snowman Oreo Cookies
Equipment
- Wax Paper
- Round Tip
- Piping Bag
- Plastic bags
- Bowl
- Fork
Ingredients
- 2 dozen Oreo Cookies
- 1 bag White Chocolate Melting Wafers
- 1/2 bag Black Chocolate Melting Wafers
- 1/4 bag Orange Chocolate Melting Wafers
Instructions
- Lay out wax paper
- Pour bag of white chocolates into bowl and melt in 30 second intervals stirring in between intervals until smooth
- With a fork, dip the oreo cookie in the white chocolate and then gently tap the excess chocolate off the cookie. Place on wax paper to harden
- Place half a bag of black chocolate in plastic baggie and melt in microwave for 30 second intervals. Knead the bag in between intervals
- Place your small round tip in a piping bag, snip the tip off the plastic baggie and insert into piping bag. Pipe 2 eyes and 4 coal circles for mouth on white cookie
- Place a 1/4 bag orange chocolate in a plastic baggie. Melt in 30 second intervals. Knead bag in between intervals
- Snip the corner of the bag and place in a piping bag with a small round tip. Create a carrot nose on the white cookie
- Let it set and harden. Then serve
What are your plans for the holidays? Let us know what you think of our Snowman Oreo Cookies! Be sure to bookmark, pin, and share this post! You can also print out the recipe to keep on hand!
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A great buinch of cookies for the holidays.
Those look so cute and easy to make! Oreos are my favorite!
These are adorable. Great idea for a winter snack!
Very cute, I love Oreos.
These are so cute, thanks for sharing.
These look so cute quick and easy I have to do some.
So cute, yummy and fun!
I’ve actually made something quite similar before to give out at Christmas..they were a huge hit!
These look like a fun recipe to try with kids.
Love those little faces! So easy to decorate & great tasting too!
Looks so good
So cute! My daughter would love to make these for a classroom treat!
These are so cute! I imagine that Oreos would be relatively easy to dip in melted chocolate, because of the way they’re put together + using the “fork” technique. Great idea!