Keep it easy for your parties with an assortment of no-fuss, no-bake (incredibly addictive) Oreo truffles for dessert! They taste like cake and are a breeze to make.
… And you thought Oreos couldn’t get any better?! Holy Moses.
Three ingredients, under an hour of time, and a teensy bit of self control is all you need. Whether you go nuts with sprinkles like I did is up to you. I’m telling you, the more colorful they are, the better they taste! Why is that?
I mean, whatever. I don’t need you, sprinkles.
All you need to know: These little Oreo truffles are out-ray-jus. And insanely addictive, and all my friends’ favorite, and basically impossible to keep my preggo paws off. The tray never makes it to parties. *Shame*
Do you suddenly have a vision of me in a party dress, covered in Oreo truffle crumbs? If you answered yes, you wouldn’t be far off from the truth. Or exactly right. I’ll never tell.
What is true is that these are my absolute weakness. If you’ve never tried these incredible truffles, ya just gotta. Serve them on a pretty platter, or pop them on a lollipop stick for a fun holiday treat! Either way, I can guarantee they’ll be gone before your eyes. Lesson here: sneak one before the party – but stop at one!
Don’t be me. I know you can do it.
Cake truffles can be a pain – messy, crumbly and a heck of a lotta work. These, though? Easy peasy, and they roll like a dream. All you need are Oreo cookies, cream cheese and white candy melts, or good quality white chocolate for coating. Use both regular and Golden Oreos if you’d like, or just one variety. Mixed with the cream cheese, the Golden Oreos have a delicious birthday cake-like flavor!
I’m a classic kind of girl myself – it’s all about the deep, dark chocolaty Oreo over here!
For holiday celebrations or last-minute gifts from the heart, these soft and sweet Oreo truffles are terrific! Just don’t even attempt to hide them in the back of the freezer. Been there. They’re even better frozen, sorry.
I hope you all have a very merry Christmas and enjoy good food in the company of your nearest and dearest! My mom and stepfather are flying in to Austin today, so I’m bidding you a festive “farewell” for the week. We’re so excited for a fun, relaxing visit and lots of chilly Christmas cheer while they’re here. I’ll be back with a delicious dip on Monday for your New Year’s party!
Let the merriment commence!
No-Bake Oreo Truffles
Ingredients
- 1/2 package Golden Oreos, 12 cookies, finely crushed
- 1/2 package regular Oreos, 12 cookies, finely crushed
- 1 8 oz. package cream cheese, halved and softened
- White chocolate candy melts*, melted
- Sprinkles, nonpareils and/or sanding sugar, for decoration
Instructions
- Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper; set aside.
- In a food processor or blender, separately grind both flavors of Oreos into fine crumbs. Transfer crumbs to two separate large bowls. Mix both bowls of crumbs with half the cream cheese (4 oz. each), until well combined.
- Shape into 24 (1-inch) balls and place onto prepared baking sheet. Freeze for 30 minutes.*
- Melt white chocolate according to package directions. Dip the balls into chocolate, place on the baking sheet, and immediately top with sprinkles or desired decorations. (I find a wooden skewer helps with the dipping! Just stick into the truffle, swirl in the chocolate, and place on the sheet).
- Refrigerate for at least 20 minutes to allow chocolate to set. Keep refrigerated before serving, and store chilled for up to 5 days.
- Enjoy!
I would inhale these, love your festive toppings!
I love making these, and have experimented with quite a few versions over the years (so far my favorite is peanut butter oreos and adding ricotta cheese). They never look as pretty as these though, especially with the sprinkles! Have a wonderful Christmas with your family!
These are so cute! I want one right now. I’ve never made a truffle out of an Oreo but I think they’d immediately be a favorite.
I love making oreo truffles – they are always such a hit! And I love that you went all out with the sprinkles – so festive and fun : ) I totally do the same! lol Have a very wonderful holiday Georgia!
Oreos and white chocolate are meant for each other. These look absolutely addictive and wonderful and sweet. Love!
I am all about these, Georgia. They look perfect!
Oero truffles always make an appearance at our family Christmas gathering! Yours look perfect!
These are perfect for Christmas treats! Yum!
These look perfect for any Christmas table!! Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!! Feast. Laugh. Enjoy!!!
I’ve made a version of these before, and they TO. DIE. FOR. Yours are so pretty and festive! Merry Christmas, Georgia! xo
Georgia,
You knocked it out of the park, with these truffles! Very well done. Wishing you and your family a very wonderful holiday season!
Self-control is what I lack while cooking. Especially while baking something I am always afraid that something can go wrong. I guess that these cookies are really tasty and the recipe is rather simple.
Your Oreo Truffles are the cutest there is, Georgia! Love all the festive holiday sprinkles. Thanks for sharing, girl. And, best wishes to you and yours for a meaningful and joyous Christmas holiday! xo
No bake and looking so perfect? A delicious idea for Christmas :D
Happy Holidays!
CCU
thank god you posted this. i was about to slave over cake pops. NO MORE!
I love the idea of making huge batches of truffles to give away as gifts! These truffles look delicious and are so festive. Absolutely mouth-watering and gorgeous! Have a Merry Christmas!
Hmmmm what is this self control of which you speak? Pretty sure I wouldn’t have any around these!
These look awesome! I’ve always wanted to make cake balls but they seemed like so much work! And who wants to do all that work and have the chance they wont turn out?! I am definitely going to make these for a Nye party! Thanks for the recipe!!!!
Merry Christmas Georgia! Enjoy your family :)
First off, Merry Christmas! sweet Georgia I hope you had a wonderful holiday with family and friends. Secondly, these look TOO good! Yum!
These look gorgeous Georgia! I love anything no bake. I hope you had a lovely Christmas with your family. Have a great week! :)
Yum, this looks insane. my cousin told me about these truffles a while ago, I still have to make them. Glad you finally came around to it, love the red/green sprinkles.
This surely is a comfort food. I love truffles and no bake it is, I will surely make these with the kids.
These truffles look delish. I need to whip a batch soon. I might tomorrow :-) Merry Christmas and happy new year. I am sure you had a blast with family and friends.
omg I BET these are addictive!!