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EASY NO BAKE Cookie Bars

18. May 2013 · 4 comments · Categories: Recipes · Tags: butter, dessert, easy, marshmallows, no bake, oreos

I needed to go into the grocery store the other day for two things, but as it often goes, two things turn into about twenty. I had my kids with me this time and they know that the basket, and sometimes unplanned cart, will end up quite full, no matter what I need to buy. When I do take my kids, they always want to buy a few special treats or yummy snacks. Even when I go by myself, I tend to grab extra items off the shelves or think of something else as I stroll down the aisles. You know it happens to you too!!! Anyways, my kids were being really well behaved as chips and salsa, hot wing sauce, and peanut butter and jelly happened to fall into my basket. As we were finally heading to the check out line, their eyes spotted Birthday Cake Oreos. They HAD to have them!!! More »

Candy Cane Oreo Balls

12. December 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Recipes · Tags: almond bark, candy cane, chocolate, Christmas, cream cheese, dessert, holidays, oreos, sprinkles

WOW! Candy Cane Oreo Balls are absolutely amazing! My husband loves them so much that he says, “they are life-changing”! Since the Pumpkin Pie Pops that I made on Halloween were so incredible and such a huge hit at a party, I thought it would be fun to try a Christmas version. Awhile ago, my friend made some Oreo Balls using regular oreos and shared some with our family. They were wonderful and my husband wanted me to make a batch, immediately! When I saw the Candy Cane Oreos at Target, my first thought was to make this incredible dessert! Aubrey and I just hosted our Letters to Santa Party on Sunday and it was the perfect occasion for Candy Cane Oreo Balls! They were super easy to make and were quite the crowd pleaser! One thing to note is that the Candy Cane Oreos bag is a little smaller than the regular Oreos, so I added some regular Oreos, and then some with only the cookie part (not the frosting). I did not count the number of cookies that I added, but I continued to check the consistency in the food processor and added more when needed. You should head on over to Target today and grab a bag of Candy Cane Oreos because this dessert is one you want to try.

Candy Cane Oreo Balls

Author: Stacey

Recipe type: dessert

Candy Cane Oreo Balls are unbelievably delicious and a perfect dessert for the holidays! They are really easy to make, can be made the night before your event, and your family and friends will love them!

Ingredients

1 15.5 oz bag Oreos (see note)
8 oz Cream Cheese
Chocolate Candy Melts and/or Almond Bark
Sprinkles

Instructions

Combine the Candy Cane Oreos and cream cheese in a food processor
Add some regular Oreos and some with just the cookie part (not frosting) until desired consistency to roll the dough into balls
Roll small balls of dough and place on wax or parchment paper (on a baking sheet)
Chill in the fridge for an hour so the dough hardens
Melt chocolate
Put a lollipop stick in each oreo ball
Dip into the melted chocolate (have the excess chocolate drip off)
Place on wax or parchment paper
Put sprinkles on the oreo balls (before the chocolate dries)
Place the chocolate covered balls with sprinkles in fridge over night or eat once the chocolate dries and hardens

Notes

The Candy Cane Oreos bag is a little smaller than the regular Oreos, so I added some regular Oreos, and then some with only the cookie part (not the frosting). I did not count the number of cookies that I added, but I continued to check the consistency in the food processor and added more when needed.

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Sand Pudding

30. August 2012 · 2 comments · Categories: Recipes · Tags: dessert, oreos, pudding, summer, vanilla wafers

Sand pudding is outstanding!!! It tastes similar to cheesecake, which is my all time favorite dessert. I showed my kids the full bucket and they were surprised that they could actually eat this “sand”. They thought it looked so real and they loved how the “sand” and pudding tasted together! I could not stop eating spoonful after spoonful, and ate so much I might as well have used the shovel! Serving the pudding in a bucket with a shovel is creative and fun, and would definitely impress your kids and guests. If you choose to serve the dessert in individual cups, the layers look great too! Sand pudding would be perfect to serve at any summer event, including Labor Day weekend. Layer and then shovel away! Enjoy!

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