Two years ago for Christmas, my dad brought home a container of these from a colleague at work.
They were so tasty, we had to ask for the recipe.
I've seen variants of this recipe around the blog-world, but this one is on our "must-make" Christmas cookie list, so I wanted to share it with you.
Oreo Drops - Finding Joy in My Kitchen {inspired by a colleague of my dad's}
{Print Recipe}
1 pkg. Oreo cookies
1 pkg. light cream cheese {or fat free}, softened
4 oz. dark chocolate chips
Begin by using a food processor or blender to break apart the cookies into fine crumbles.
Then, mix the cookie with the package of cream cheese until well combined.
Shape the cookie/cream cheese mixture into small balls.
Place them on 1-2 plates.
Warm chocolate chips with 30-second intervals in the microwave. Stir in between each interval.
When melted, pour into a sandwich-sized bag. Snip of just a little bit of the end and then drizzle the chocolate over the top of the Oreo drops.
Chill.
Best served cold.
The best part -- they are so easy to make, and they taste wonderful!
I make these too...but I call them oreo truffles!! OMG are they good or what??? I could eat my weight in them!
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine makes these but she dips the entire ball in melted chocolate to create a truffle. They are AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteMy cousin made these for a bridal shower a few years ago. I thought they were the best "bon-bon" I'd ever eaten! She dipped them into chocolate and sprinkled red sugar on top.
ReplyDeleteI'm right there with Ashli and Jenn...I dip the whole thing in chocolate and call it a truffle. They are a huge hit every time I bring them anywhere!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great alternative for those though, esp. if you don't have enough chocolate for dipping...I'll try this next time I make these!
I've seen these before, and tried them too, but I didn't know they were so easy! They would be even more yummy with Trader Joe's Candy Cane Joe-Joes (only available at Christmas).
ReplyDeleteThese things are SO good!! Who knew that 3 ingredients could taste so delicious? :)
ReplyDeleteOh I forgot all about these. SOOOOOOO yummy! Thanks for reminding me how delish these are to give and to eat.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I made these last year, and they were soo good, but the recipe I used you dipped the whole thing in chocolate I like this, as it won't be quite so decadent. Yum!
ReplyDeleteForgot to add, next week I am hosting a holiday treats week and hope you will link up some of your favorite christmas treats!!
ReplyDeleteI just made these last night! I dipped mine in vanilla candy coating for a harder shell, then drizzled melted chocolate chips and melted mint chips on top. They were a big hit.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, not doubt these are delicious.
ReplyDeleteYum yum yum!!! Those look so good and I loooove chocolate.
ReplyDeleteAnd I wanted to let you know that I made your cheesy green beans and rice dish last night and it was sooooo good!! I used vegetable broth instead of chicken broth, but my husband and I both loved the way it turned out. It's a great dish for winter and it was so easy to do. I made the whole thing in the rice cooker and it was so convenient and so tasty. =]
WOW!! These look heavenly. I must try them soon.
ReplyDeleteWhenever there are oreos in anything I'm sold. These look delish and super easy to make. If you get a chance you'll have to stop by and see my festive Christmas Tea Rings. they are in the shape of a wreat and a Christmas tree.
ReplyDeleteWe make a very similar recipe to this and love it. The flavor is surprisingly good for how simple they are. I like the drizzle of chocolate on your version.
ReplyDeleteThese look great! Im now your newest follower - thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting on my baked vege pasta!
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My friend makes these every year and rolls them in white chocolate and and sprinkles. She calls them Oreo Truffles but for the kids they're known as "reindeer poop"!
ReplyDeleteI make these too, but with peppermint oreos
ReplyDeleteThese are for sure on my list to make this year!! Do you know if you can freeze them?
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