Christmas Oreos are fun and easy to make, these festive Oreos will look great on your dessert table. Even better is that the kids can help make these tasty treats.
I have always had a deep love for Oreos. There is just something about their unique taste. And, by dipping these tasty cookies into chocolate we make them even more delicious.
This is my favorite time of the year, where all the holiday candy and cookies are being made. Dipped Oreo’s can be a year around treat by easily decorating with the season’s colors or sprinkles. You can even add extract to your melted chocolate to really bring in the holiday season. These dipped Oreo’s can be made in under an hour and your family and guest will be grabbing for seconds in no time.
Christmas Chocolate Covered Oreos
These delicious Christmas chocolate covered Oreos were in inspired by my 4th of July chocolate covered Oreos. Who says that you can use the same recipe for every season? Certainly not me. We don’t judge around here!
Ingredients
The best thing about this delicious recipe is that you only need 7 simple ingredients. These ingredients aren’t hard to find but they are so easy to make.
- Oreo’s original or Golden Oreo’s
- White Almond Bark
- Red candy melts
- Green candy melts
- Red and Green Sprinkles
- Cake pop sticks
- Coconut oil (optional but recommended)
You can find the quantities of ingredients that you need in the recipe card below.
Instructions
These oreo christmas cookies come together in just six simple steps.
Step 1: Melt your almond bark
In a microwavable bowl place half of the almond bark in it and microwave in 30 second
intervals. Stir almond bark and place back in the microwave for an additional 30 seconds. Do this until almond bark has completely melted.
Step 2: Melt your red and green candy melts
In a small microwavable bowl repeat process from above with the red and green candy melts. With candy melts I suggest adding 1 teaspoon of coconut oil, this will help make the candy melts smooth when melted.
Step 3: Line a baking sheet or your counter
Place a parchment sheet, or wax paper on counter or baking sheet to set dipped Oreo’s on.
Step 4: Dip the Oreos
Dip Oreo’s one by one into the melted chocolate or almond bark. Use tongs to grab the Oreo’s from the melted chocolate.
Step 5: Add the sprinkle
Sprinkle red and green sprinkles over dipped Oreo’s or even splatter a different color of
chocolate over the top to make them fun and festive.
Step 6: Allow the Oreos to cool
Let dipped Oreo’s rest for 1 hour before storing in a sealed container.
Hint: Feel free to leave off the sprinkles if you don’t like the added crunch to your cookies.
Substitutions
Don’t have the correct ingredients on hand? Or want to change something up? Here are some helpful tips for you to change this Christmas Chocolate Covered Oreos.
- Gluten Free- use gluten free cookies to make this recipe gluten free.
- Cookies – Use whichever type of Oreos that your family prefers. We like a mix of both. Dip the Christmas Oreos for even more festive cookies.
Why we love this recipe
This Christmas Oreos recipe is festive and fun to make. Even the kids can help make them.
- Kid friendly
- Festive
- Easy to make
- Tastes great
If you love Oreo recipes like this, you may also enjoy these Mint Oreo Truffles recipe.
Equipment
You only a few basic kitchen tools to help you get these Oreo Christmas cookies ready to enjoy.
- parchment paper
- three microwave safe bowls
- baking sheet or counter
Storage
These tasty Christmas Oreos cookies can be store for up to two weeks at room temperature. I don’t recommend keeping your cookies near a heat source.
Tips
Here are my favorite tips to make sure that these cookies turn out correctly for you!
- The original Oreo’s will need two coats if you want to completely cover the Oreo.
- If you are making Oreo Pops- undo the Oreo sandwich, place cake pop stick in the center of the Oreo. Add a dollop of melted chocolate and put the top of the Oreo back on. Allow chocolate to set. Once set carefully dip the Oreo into the melted chocolate of your choice.
More Oreo Recipes
Do you like Oreos? Here some recipes you may also like to try
FAQ
Do you have questions about Oreo Christmas cookies? Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about them.
Yes, you can easily double the recipe!
Yes, you can freeze these chocolate covered Oreo cookies for up to three months.
Absolutely, these cookies store well for up to two weeks.
Christmas Oreos
Ready to get cooking? Remember that you can print this recipe if you would like.
Christmas Oreos
Equipment
- Parchment paper
- Three microwave safe bowls
Ingredients
- 1 package Oreo’s or Golden Oreo’s
- 24 ounces White Almond Bark White Almond Bark
- 12 ounces Red Candy Melts 12oz. Red candy melts
- 12 ounces Green Candy Melts
- Red and Green Sprinkles
- Cake pop sticks
- Coconut oil optional but recommended
Instructions
- In a microwavable bowl place half of the almond bark in it and microwave in 30 second intervals. Stir almond bark and place back in the microwave for an additional 30 seconds. Do this until almond bark has completely melted.
- In a small microwavable bowl repeat process from above with the red and green candy melts. With candy melts I suggest adding 1 teaspoon of coconut oil, this will help make the candy melts smooth when melted.
- Place a parchment sheet, or wax paper on counter or baking sheet to set dipped Oreo’s on.
- Dip Oreo’s one by one into the melted chocolate or almond bark. Use tongs to grab the Oreo’s from the melted chocolate.
- Sprinkle red and green sprinkles over dipped Oreo’s or even splatter a different color of chocolate over the top to make them fun and festive.
- Let dipped Oreo’s rest for 1 hour before storing in a sealed container.
Notes
the center of the Oreo. Add a dollop of melted chocolate and put the top of the
Oreo back on. Allow chocolate to set. Once set carefully dip the Oreo into the
melted chocolate of your choice. Adding coconut oil to the candy melts helps melt the candy evenly and
making sure it is nice and smooth when it reaches a certain temperature. Use tongs or a fork to dip the Oreo’s, using your hands will make a huge
mess.
Nutrition
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