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Oreo Ornaments

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What kid isn’t going to love making these darling Oreo Ornaments?

Are you looking for a super easy activity to do with your kids? Why not let them make these darling Oreo Ornaments and then let them eat them with some hot chocolate. The christmas sprinkles make them look so festive. I know that my kids love to eat anything that they get to make themselves.Christmas is such a great time to have some activities prepared for when family comes to visit.  I know that my grandkids love it when I have something that they can make.

Are you looking for a super easy activity to do with your kids? Why not let them make these darling Oreo Ornaments and then let them eat them with some hot chocolate. The christmas sprinkles make them look so festive. I know that my kids love to eat anything that they get to make themselves.

My oldest two grandsons especially enjoy being able to “do” something while at Grammy’s.  My oldest grandson is old enough to do some more detailed crafts or science experiments but his little brother loves anything that has to do with food!    I think he is really going to like making these.

Are you looking for a super easy activity to do with your kids? Why not let them make these darling Oreo Ornaments and then let them eat them with some hot chocolate. The christmas sprinkles make them look so festive. I know that my kids love to eat anything that they get to make themselves.

Make sure you have lots of sprinkles on hand.  I don’t think that there is a kid alive that doesn’t like to shake some sprinkles on something!  Luckily I had most of these sprinkles already in my cupboard.

Are you looking for a super easy activity to do with your kids? Why not let them make these darling Oreo Ornaments and then let them eat them with some hot chocolate. The christmas sprinkles make them look so festive. I know that my kids love to eat anything that they get to make themselves.So let’s get busy and see how to make these!

Oreo Ornaments

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Ingredients
  

  • Wilton White Candy Wafers or any other brand
  • Golden Oreo Cookies
  • Christmas sprinkles
  • Reese's Mini Peanut Butter Cups

Instructions
 

  • Melt the candy wafers per the instructions on the bag. It makes it easier to dip the Oreo's if you melt them in a deeper glass container but a bowl will absolutely do.
  • With a fork, dip the Oreo into the white chocolate and tap slightly to get all of the excess candy to drip off.
  • Place on a foil lined baking sheet.
  • While chocolate is still warm, press a mini peanut butter cup to the side of the Oreo.
  • Quickly shake the sprinkles of your choice onto the Oreo.
  • Allow cookies to completely set before serving.
  • If there is a blob of white chocolate that you don't want on your cookie, take a thin paring knife and "carve" the blob off.
  • Do not refrigerate as sometimes this discolors the candy.

Notes

Recipe adapted from Miss CandiQuick
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

 This will surely get you classified as a “Fun” Grandma if you make these when your grandkids come for the holidays!

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  1. Pat says

    November 15, 2015 at 2:47 pm

    5 stars
    I know a 60 year old “kid” who will love these! Thanks for sharing!!

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    • Debbie says

      November 17, 2015 at 3:45 pm

      haha Pat you are my kinda lady! Luv me some Oreos!

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