Stick a sucker stick through a double stuffed Oreo and put them in the fridge to set for 15 minutes. (This part is incredibly important. I learned this the hard way from the Easter pop experience) Then dip them in chocolate and decorate! Easy, yummy, and you still have time to do it before Sunday!
4/08/2009
Oreo Pops
After spending most of the day yesterday making Easter Pops (more about that adventure later) I am wishing I had made these Oreo pops from One More Moore instead:
Stick a sucker stick through a double stuffed Oreo and put them in the fridge to set for 15 minutes. (This part is incredibly important. I learned this the hard way from the Easter pop experience) Then dip them in chocolate and decorate! Easy, yummy, and you still have time to do it before Sunday!
Stick a sucker stick through a double stuffed Oreo and put them in the fridge to set for 15 minutes. (This part is incredibly important. I learned this the hard way from the Easter pop experience) Then dip them in chocolate and decorate! Easy, yummy, and you still have time to do it before Sunday!
I somehow missed these on the web. I will be giving them a try! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLet me know how they turn out Mandi! I figure if they involve Oreos they can't be bad!
ReplyDeleteI tried making dipped oreos for valentines day last year. They were very very difficult for me. Plus the chocolate turned all weird after they set. what was with that and how do I fix it?
ReplyDeleteOkay, these are doable! I'll be making these.
ReplyDeleteI'll be making them as well.
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Thanks for sharing...you got me on those brownie/cale balls...now I will have to try these...these would be cool to decorate as a rattle and do for a baby shower...hmm....
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome!
ReplyDeleteLovely and easy idea! I CAN do this. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKrissa, the rattle idea is BRILLIANT!
ReplyDeleteShellie, did you dip them in actual chocolate? Chocolate has to be tempered if you are using it for dipping (which can be a lot of work) so use Almond bark or candy melts. (I prefer almond bark, it is by far the EASIEST to work with!!)
Easy and fun "project" for the kids. Will definitely be making these! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat!!! Looks so easy!!
ReplyDeleteI am in love!! I must try these!!
ReplyDeleteI just love them...I'll have to make them for my hubby. He's an oreo addict...I can't keep them in the house long enough...
ReplyDeleteStephenie
ACK! I LOVE THIS! MUST DO IT!!!!!
ReplyDeleteShellie,
ReplyDeleteif you use melted chocolate chips, add a tsp of shortening and when the choc. is dry it'll be all glossy n not weird. =)
What a fantastic idea. It looks easy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know how to do these without the Oreos breaking?!?!?! I'm having the hardest time!! help PLEASE.
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