If you've never been exposed to the greatness of these.....prepare yourself. They are SO stinkin' good and always a hit wherever you take them!! I recently made them for a cookie exchange and for some co-workers. No, they arent healthy, but they're about 125-150 calories per ball so they aren't too bad for you... if you can limit yourself to just one or two ;)
Ingredients:
Package of Oreo cookies. (I used Great Value brand ones for these)
one package of 1/3 reduced fat cream cheese
Almond bark vanilla
1) In a food processor, add the cookies about 1/2 a package at a time
2) Once the cookies have been ground into a fine crumble, break up the cream cheese and add it to the processor.
3) Mix cookies and cream cheese in processor until it becomes doughy-about 10 seconds
4) Form the cookies into balls and set on a cookie sheet covered in wax paper. I make mine between a grape and a golf ball size.
5) After letting them firm up (I left these in the fridge overnight, but thats not necessary), melt the white chocolate. I recently purchased the Wilton melting pot and LOVE it!! It worked great and was worth every penny. You can use the 40% Hobby Lobby coupon and get it for under $20! I highly recommend if you melt lots of things for candies!
To present these to my collab teachers and assistants at school, I found these super cute Martha Stewart bags at TJ Maxx
Ingredients:
Package of Oreo cookies. (I used Great Value brand ones for these)
one package of 1/3 reduced fat cream cheese
Almond bark vanilla
1) In a food processor, add the cookies about 1/2 a package at a time
2) Once the cookies have been ground into a fine crumble, break up the cream cheese and add it to the processor.
3) Mix cookies and cream cheese in processor until it becomes doughy-about 10 seconds
4) Form the cookies into balls and set on a cookie sheet covered in wax paper. I make mine between a grape and a golf ball size.
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| using double the ingredients |
5) After letting them firm up (I left these in the fridge overnight, but thats not necessary), melt the white chocolate. I recently purchased the Wilton melting pot and LOVE it!! It worked great and was worth every penny. You can use the 40% Hobby Lobby coupon and get it for under $20! I highly recommend if you melt lots of things for candies!
6. Place a toothpick in each ball and dip in the white chocolate, then place on wax paper to harden.
7. Remove the toothpicks after the chocolate has hardened and voila! You have some Oreo amazement!
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| I ran out of chocolate so I simply drizzled some on a few |
To present these to my collab teachers and assistants at school, I found these super cute Martha Stewart bags at TJ Maxx
I then added a $1 scratch off ticket to each box and wrote "Here's some "snowballs" for Christmas and some luck for the New Year on the gift tags. It was a simple way to make the gifts a little more special and hopefully provide someone with some winnings ;)
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| Co-worker gifts :) |
Happy Cookie Making,
Ash
My hubs is obsessed with Oreos! These looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to make him some! M loves Oreos too and couldmt stop eating them :)
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