These 3-ingredient chocolate covered Oreos are Oreo sandwich cookies dipped in chocolate or candy melts, then topped with colorful sprinkles! These easy no-bake cookies are perfect for the holidays or any occasion. They’re great for snacking, to give as a gift, or to be served at parties.
You will love the combination of creamy chocolate on the outside, and the Oreo crunch on the inside. For more easy Oreo treats, check out my Oreo truffle recipe, or my Oreo Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies!
I love making these easy chocolate-covered Oreos as they can be decorated for almost any occasion, and I can get the kids involved! As you only need 3 ingredients (or even 2) to make them, we make these treats quite often.
I also like to wrap them in cellophane to give as an edible gift during the holidays, and we even tried making different themes. A drop of blue food coloring added to white chocolate or candy melts can turn these into Disney Frozen themed cookies, topped with snowflake sprinkles, of course!
Can These Chocolate Covered Oreos be Made Ahead?
These Oreo treats are perfect for making ahead! I always make a large batch, then store them in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 4 weeks.
Store in a dry cool place, as sunlight or warm temperatures will melt the chocolate and ruin the decorations. If you freeze them, the outer layer of chocolate will change when thawed and won’t look very pleasant.
The Ingredients
To make these easy Oreo treats, you will only need 3 ingredients:
Complete list of ingredients and amounts can be found in the recipe card below.
- Oreo cookies – use any flavor that you like! I usually use standard Oreos or Golden Oreos.
- Chocolate or candy melts – chocolate tastes better, but candy melts give you a smoother finish and harden quicker. So use whatever you prefer! You can use white, milk, or semi-sweet chocolate to make these.
- Sprinkles – to decorate, use your favorite sprinkles! Or if you don’t want to use sprinkles, drizzle with white chocolate instead. The sprinkles that I’m using in this recipe, are Wilton holiday mix sprinkles (a mix of traditional medley and jimmies).
How to Make Chocolate Covered Oreos
Super simple!
- Using a fork or a dipping tool (I love this handy dandy dipping tool from Wilton), dip an Oreo cookie in melted chocolate then hold it over the melted chocolate for a few seconds to allow any excess chocolate to drip off.
- Place on a tray lined with parchment paper, or on a cooling rack (but you won’t get a smooth finish at the bottom). Decorate with sprinkles while the chocolate still hasn’t set, and allow the chocolate covered Oreos to harden.
How to Make Oreo Pops
To make Oreo pops, just insert a lollipop stick into the middle of the Oreo cookie in the white cream. Holding the stick, dip in chocolate, and hold for a few seconds to allow any excess chocolate to drip off. Place on a parchment-lined pan/tray, then top with sprinkles and allow to set and harden.
Recipe Tips
- Use high-quality chocolate or candy coating. I recommend using Ghirardelli melting wafers for coating cookies, fruit, and candies for the best result. You can also use almond bark if you wish.
- Avoid creating a chocolate ‘foot’ when placing the dipped Oreos on parchment paper by allowing the excess chocolate to drip off. You can also use a fork or a toothpick to get rid of any excess chocolate before placing it on parchment paper to set and harden.
- You can change things up and sprinkle the cookies with crushed nuts, toasted desiccated coconut, crushed pretzels, or decorate with icing.
- If you end up with some leftover melted chocolate, just drizzle it over the cookies if you like.
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Chocolate Covered Oreos
Equipment
- dipping tool
Ingredients
- 1 package Oreo cookies 24 cookies
- 16 ounces chocolate or candy melts
- ½ cup sprinkles
Instructions
- Using a fork or a dipping tool, dip an Oreo cookie in melted chocolate then hold it over the melted chocolate for a few seconds to allow any excess chocolate drip off.
- Place on a tray lined with parchment paper, or on a cooling rack (but you don't get a smooth finish on the bottom).
- Decorate with sprinkles, and allow the chocolate covered Oreos to set and harden.
Notes:
- Use high-quality chocolate or candy coating. I recommend using Ghirardelli melting wafers for coating cookies, fruit, and candies for the best result. You can also use almond bark if you wish.
- Avoid creating a chocolate ‘foot’ when placing the dipped Oreos on parchment paper by allowing the excess chocolate to drip off. You can also use a fork or a toothpick to get rid of any excess chocolate before placing it on parchment paper to set and harden.
- You can change things up and sprinkle the cookies with crushed nuts, toasted desiccated coconut, crushed pretzels, or decorate with icing.
- If you end up with some leftover melted chocolate, just drizzle it over the cookies if you like.
- Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 4 weeks in a cool dry place.
Nutrition Information
This website provides approximate nutrition information for convenience and as a courtesy only. Nutrition data is gathered primarily from the USDA Food Composition Database, whenever available, or otherwise other online calculators.
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John says
How do I melt the chocolate