Oreo Flowers
photo by bbblampwork
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 4
- Yields:
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3 cookies
ingredients
- 3 Oreo Double Stuff cookies
- 1⁄2 cup white chocolate chips
- gumdrop
- wooden popsicle sticks
directions
- Melt chocolate chips in the microwave until melted and smooth. Stir often.
- Carefully put oreo cookies on the popsicle sticks.
- Cover oreo cookie with melted chocolate.
- Place oreo on wax paper.
- Add gumdrops on top.
- Allow it to cool and harden.
- Share your oreo cookie with your friends!
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Reviews
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These were so fun to make and they went over really well with the young women at church. I did stick the Oreo's in the oven for just a minute to soften them before putting the lollipop sticks in. Then I put them right in the freezer to harden. I used vanilla melt wafers to dip and it was super easy and I had absolutely no problem with anything falling apart. Thanks so much for this fun idea!
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This was such fun!!! The kids and I put this together for a father's day gift. They turned out wonderful. I used candy coating that I got at the craft store. I also used m&m's and some kissables. I will be making this again and again. Can't wait for the difderent holidays. I will also be trying milk chocolate as well.
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We made these for my son's preschool snack today. They are a little awkward to put together. I took the advice of some fellow reviewers--microwaved the cookies for 15 seconds on half power, then stuck the sticks into them. Many of them cracked when I put the stick in. However, I just gently pressed them back together. Then, I put them in the freezer for 15 minutes. I coated them in almond bark. We decorated them with M&Ms to look like spring flowers. They turned out really cute. The kids had so much fun making these. Thanks for sharing a great recipe!
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How much easier can this possibly get?! I am notorious for always making any craft project much harder than it should be, but this was child's play. I inserted hollow lollipop sticks into each oreo, then froze them for about 10 minutes. While they were freezing, I melted my chocolate (half white, half milk Wilton brand melts), then took out half the cookies at a time to dunk. I will say that the milk chocolate was much better for dunking and it was easy to get a really nice, smooth professional look than the white chocolate. Sprinkled both with valentine garnishments and can't wait to wrap up and gift to DH tomorrow. I think next time I'll just do the milk chocolate- and this will become my staple gift for many! Thanks!
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RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
High school musical
Winnipeg, Manitoba
I am 10. My mom is * Pamela *. I am in grade 5. I like to bake,cook,do crafts,and I love to play with my hamster Socks and play on Webkinz. I love to watch high school musical 1 and 2! I like to sing along to high school musical. I love to swim. this year me and my sister and brother got a job we delever fliers.