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When I saw this recipe when scrolling through my facebook timeline I knew I had to make it. I saved it and two weeks later I gave it a try. This recipe is surprisingly simple, although there is some waiting involved. These Oreo cream cheese balls with chocolate make for a good sweet snack and the combination of Oreo with cream cheese makes for a soft and sweet filling and the chocolate coating just finished it. There’s no oven involved, only a few ingredients and time in the fridge. For this recipe I didn’t make pictures fo the whole process only of the finished result.
This recipe is based on Allerhande their Oreo Truffles recipe (dutch recipe).
Ingredients
- Creamcheese – 100 gram/ 1/2 cup/ 4 oz
- Oreo’s – 220 gram/ 20 Oreo’s
- Milk chocolate – 200 gram/ 1 1/8 cup
- Dark chocolate – 100 gram/ 1/2 cup
- Baking paper
Method
- First crumble the Oreo’s. You can either put them in a good processor or put them in a ziploc bag and with a rolling pin bash and roll over it until it’s crumbled.
- Then in a medium sized bowl combine the Oreo crumbs with the cream cheese and mix well. You can attempt to do this with a spoon, but it works best to get your hands dirty and mix it with your hands.
- Cover a plate with some baking paper. Then roll balls from the Oreo and cream cheese mixture and put them all on the plate. Set the plate in the fridge for an hour so they can firm up a bit.
- After the hour in the fridge you can start applying the chocolate coating. Break the milk and dark chocolate in tiny pieces and put in a bowl or use chocolate chips. Either melt them au bain marie by putting the chocolate in a pan and beneath that a larger pan with boiling water. Or you can melt the chocolate in a microwave. If melting the chocolate in the microwave, microwave for about 20-30 second and then stir, repeat until it’s fully melted.
- Pick another plate that you cover in baking paper. Then pick up a Oreo cream cheese ball and roll the through the chocolate. Fish them out with a fork or prick them on a skewer. Place them on the new plate and repeat until all the balls are covered.
- Put the plate in the fridge for about 2 hours and then transfer them to a bowl. Now you can eat them.
You can also check out Allerhande their video recipe so you can see how they make it. The recipe is in dutch, but the video will still give you a feel for how to make this.
Variation Tips
- Oreo Cream cheese Balls with white Chocolate. Instead of milk and dark chocolate you can also use white chocolate for the coating.
- Oreo Cream cheese Balls with Chocolate and coconut. After coating the balls with chocolate dip them in some coconut like in the original Oreo Truffles recipe (dutch recipe).
- Oreo Cream cheese Balls with Chocolate and other topping. Whatever you want to use as topping is possible, after coating the balls in chocolate just dip them in whatever dip you want. Think sprinkles, cinnamon, caster sugar, cookie crumbs etc.
- Cookies and cream cheese balls with chocolate. Instead of oreo’s you can use another type of cookie like graham or another flavor you like for the filling.
- Oreo Cream cheese Balls with Chocolate and pieces of chocolate. Add some pieces of chocolate to the filling mixture.
- Different flavored Oreo Cream cheese Balls with Chocolate. You can also use a different flavor of oreo’s instead of the normal ones for this recipe.
Oh yay! I was waiting for you to do this recipe after your post about them. 🙂
Sounds yum! I really don’t have a unique recipe for Oreos though I do chocolate cheese cake on an Oreo crust once in a while.
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I hope you’ll give these a try 🙂
I haven’t tried oreo for crust yet, but I’ve seen a few recipes with that. I’ll have to make one of them soon. I usually use Bastogne cookies for my cheese cake crust.
I think I would probably pass on these. A little too sweet for me, I actually don’t have a big sweet tooth. And I’m not a big cream cheese fan. If I did make them though, I would use entirely dark chocolate 😉 I’ve never much cared for milk chocolate and even less for white, but dark is the one type of chocolate I can actually just sit and eat plain, though I usually prefer something salty or a fruit or something to go with it. I actually buy these frozen dark chocolate covered bananas at the grocery store which is not related to your recipe but they’re just really good lol.
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I like sweet, although I don’t think these are too sweet. I only like white chocolate in certain bars like with praline for example, but I usually prefer milk chocolate. Dark chocolate only is a bit too strong for me, which is why I like to mix it up with two bars of milk so it has the right taste for me. But ofcourse you can just as easily make these with only dark chocolate.
I am always amazed at which kind of products you can buy there. I have made chocolate covered bananas myself, but I never have seen it in a shop so far. That sounds handy!
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These look so yummy! I love Oreos. I’m not a big fan of all these new flavors that come out. Give me regular Oreos or Double Stuff. I eat them mostly in ice cream. If I buy a bag of them, I will dunk them in milk. I might have to try to make these.
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Here they only sell the regular ones, peanut butter and the normal ones covered in oreo’s, so I can’t say much about the other flavors, but I do love the regular ones. Let me know if you give this a try 🙂
Sounds super yummy and super easy! I love that it doesn’t seem hard, because I want to try it. I might play with some of those variations too!
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They were quite easy to make and really good. I haven’t tried out the variations myself, but I do have lots of ideas I want to try :).
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Yum! I used to make all different kinds of cake balls. They used to come out so good. I never tried Oreo ones I might have to try them out since I am a HUGE fan of oreo cookies 🙂
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I never really tried cake balls. I have these and peanut butter bals that I once made, but no other recipes I’ve tried yet. I really like oreo’s and this was a good way to eat them.
Mmmm yes. I love making things like this. I avoid cream cheese in my desserts but all for Oreos 😀
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It was so fun to make and they turned out great :).
Oh gosh this sounds great! I don’t know what my favorite recipe with Oreos is…I do LOVE an oreo’s shake.
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An oreo shake, that sounds good! I don’t use oreos often in recipes, so I was hoping people might have a good recommendation ;). My mom has made oreo ice cream once, which was really good, so I imagine a shake is a bit like that.
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That sounds really good. I haven’t tried using oreos for anything like this but I have used them as a crust for pies like you would a graham cracker crust.
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I’ve seen a few recipes with Oreo’s for crust, but I haven’t tried it myself yet. They worked great for these balls, so I hope to try out some more different recipes with them.
I don’t know what happened, but I already answered once and it’s gone. So hopefully you won’t get it twice. Okay. This sounds yummy and I am glad you don’t have to use an oven. I do think I would stick with regular oreos though 🙂
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It is nice you don’t have to use an oven indeed. I never had any other flavors oreo as you usually only can find the regular ones here. I tried the peanut butter ones once, but didn’t like them.
I’ve love red velvet cake but the red velvet Oreos aren’t that good to me. I do like the pumpkin spice ones that we get in the fall and I usually don’t like anything pumpkin. Kinda strange how that works!
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Definitely strange! I do like peanut butter, so I thought I would try the peanut butter oreo’s when I saw them, but the peanut butter oreo’s didn’t really work for me.
Wow. These look really decadent and delicious!
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They were really good 🙂
Literally anything involving Oreo’s gets my seal of approval! They are the best and this looks an amazing recipe!
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Same here I really like oreo’s. And it’s nice to eat them in a different way like this.