Bring these Chocolate Covered Oreos to your Minion party with a few easy ingredients and simple steps. Your guests will love these Minion chocolate covered oreos and be glad to have their own Gru in their midst.
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Showing posts with label oreos. Show all posts
Beauty and the Beast Chocolate Covered Oreos
Beauty and the Beast chocolate covered Oreo cookies. What a fun idea for a Beauty and the Beast birthday party or for a treat after watching the new movie! I think the girls would LOVE these yummy chocolate cookies to celebrate with.
I shared some Beauty and the Beast mini candy bar wrappers as this month's email freebie. I purchased the new Funko Pop Belle and Beast figurines to keep Chip the Teacup company. (He is still one of my favorite DIY projects ever.) And today, I created some chocolate covered Oreos that I think Belle would swoon over.
And like most of the crafts I like to share, these chocolate covered Oreos are super easy and yummy! I think they would make such a sweet dessert for a Beauty and the Beast party or as a post movie treat. (Because after having movie popcorn, I'm always craving chocolate. Am I the only one?)
- Double Stuffed Oreos
- Yellow Chocolate Melts
- Red Chocolate Melts
- Spinningleaf Chocolate Oreo Mold
- Bite Sized Rose chocolate mold
- Mini Squeeze Bottle
Start by melting your Yellow Chocolate Melts in a microwave or double boiler. Once they are nice and smooth, add a little bit to the bottom of your Spinningleaf Chocolate Oreo Mold. I love this mold because my Oreos come out so smooth and pretty every time. So much less stress and work than hand dipping them.
Add your Oreo on top of the chocolate and then add a little more chocolate on top of the cookie. Tap the mold on the counter carefully to even out the chocolate and release any air bubbles. Once your cookies are ready, add them to the refrigerator for 20 minutes to a half hour to set.
While they cookies are setting, melt your Red Chocolate Melts and fill your Bite Sized Rose chocolate mold with red chocolate. Once again tap out on the counter to release any air bubbles and get your chocolate smooth. Refrigerate the roses while your Oreos are setting.
While the chocolate is still melted, add a little bit of your Yellow Chocolate Melts to a Mini Squeeze Bottle. Make sure your chocolate is nice and smooth. If you need it a little thinner to flow, add a small bit of vegetable oil or shortening to your chocolate and mix until smooth and thin enough to flow nicely.
When your Oreos and roses are set, use your yellow chocolate squeeze bottle to pipe a flower shape to resemble the bottom of Belle's dress on the outside edge of the chocolate covered Oreo. Allow the dress piping to harden for a few seconds as you do the other Oreos.
Add a large drop of yellow chocolate to the center of the Oreo and place one of the roses on top to secure it to the chocolate covered cookie. Allow to harden as you repeat the process on the other cookies.
Enjoy your cookies as you enjoy the new Beauty and the Beast movie!
Are you planning to go see the new movie this weekend?
You are my Pot of Gold St Patricks Day Tag with Golden Oreos
Celebrate St Patrick's day with your Pot of Gold and these cute, easy, cheap St Patrick's day bag toppers. You can make yummy gold coins from Oreo Cookies and add this printable bag topper for a great St Patrick's day gift that everyone will be lucky to receive!
When you spray paint the Oreos, you get yummy little golden coins that are much better than those chocolate coins that you pay an arm and a leg for. (At least that's what my kids tell me.)
Aren't they super cute? These would make a fun giveaway for a class party or to each of your little "leprechauns" on St Patrick's Day.
The tag reads "You are my Pot of Gold at the end of my Rainbow"
To make these Golden Oreos with Bag Toppers
- Pot of Gold Tag Printable (at the bottom of the page)
- Oreo Cookies
- Gold Color Mist
- Gold Curling Ribbon
- Bags
- Scissors
- Hole Punch
The great thing about this project, is that right now, if you have the Favado or Flipp app, you can find a store nearby you that has Oreos on sale! Talk about a win!
But then if you also have the Ibotta app, you can purchase two bags of Oreo cookies and get $1.00 back! Even better win! (Just thought I'd mention that if you're like me and need to save every penny possible when throwing a party or buying food for the bottom less pits we call kids.)
But then if you also have the Ibotta app, you can purchase two bags of Oreo cookies and get $1.00 back! Even better win! (Just thought I'd mention that if you're like me and need to save every penny possible when throwing a party or buying food for the bottom less pits we call kids.)
Once you have your Oreos, lay them out (I used a piece of Parchment) and spray the Color Mist Gold food die over the cookies. Now they do dry really fast, but be sure to give them a minute before you flip the cookies over to spray the other side of the Oreos.
Once the Oreos are dry, place them in a bag and add the topper tags at the bottom of the page. Super easy, cheap, and yummy. You really will think you hit the pot of Gold!
Here's the St Patrick's Day bag topper printable:
What are you planning to do to celebrate St Patrick's day? Check out more ideas on our St Patrick's Day pinterest board.
DIY Mermaid Tail Chocolate Oreos
Enjoy reading some fun Mermaid tale's with these chocolate covered oreo cookies. These chocolate cookies are decorated to look like the scales of a Mermaid tail to keep you in the mood while reading your favorite Mermaid books.
I'm wrapping up my week of Mermaid fandom with a fun chocolate oreo treat for you and your bookworm friends.
These chocolate covered oreos are decorated with fun jumbo sprinkles to resemble a Mermaid's tail. With scales in all kinds of pretty colors, and tastes to delight, you'll be glad you have legs to get you moving to make these.
To make these Mermaid Tail oreos, you'll need:
- Double Stuffed Oreos (because is there any other kind, really?
Start by finding a Spinningleaf Chocolate Oreo mold from Amazon here. You could dip the oreos on your own, but I love the way the mold makes the cookies look so crisp and professional.
Once you have your mold, pour your chocolate wafer melts into a medium microwave safe bowl. Microwave on 50% power for 1 minute and 30 seconds. Stir the chocolate to help release the heat and keep it from burning. Return to microwave and cook for another 1 minute 30 seconds at 50% power. Keep going until the chocolate is smooth and melted.
Place the oreos into the chocolate, pushing down slightly. You want to push the oreo in to allow the chocolate to move up the sides of the cookie.
Add a little bit more chocolate on top of the oreo and tap the mold to smooth the chocolate out. Continue tapping to release any air bubbles in the sides. The oreo may move up to the top of the mold, so feel free to push it back down a little to be sure of an even coating.
Put the oreo mold into the refrigerator for 30 minutes to harden. The chocolate oreo should release easily with a twist of the mold when it is done. If it doesn't release, put it back into the refrigerator for a few more minutes.
Separate your jumbo sprinkles into colors. Taking one sprinkle at a time, add a little bit of warm, melted chocolate to the back top half of each sprinkle and lay on the top of your oreo cookie. Repeat with more and lay them in a scale pattern all over the oreo.
Now as you read the Mermaid tales from this week's TBR recommendations, you'll have a sweet treat to enjoy and get you in the mood.
Balloon Chocolate Oreo Cookies for an Up Birthday Party
When Carl launched his house into the air using a bunch of helium balloons in the movie Up, I think he brought imagination and dreams of doing the same thing to many children. So it's almost a necessity to have LOTS of balloons at my Up party.
What tastier way to add them than to make Balloon Chocolate Oreos for the party?
Start with a package of Double Stuff Oreos, melted white chocolate, and the Balloon Sandwich Cookie Mold
. You can use whatever colored white chocolate that you like. I plan to use red, yellow, and blue for my Balloon Oreos.
Melt your chocolate very carefully in the microwave. I've found it's best to melt it at 50% power for 1 1/2 minutes at a time, until it melts. White chocolate burns very easy, so be careful.
Take a spoonful of the chocolate and add it to each of the mold cavities.
Tap your mold onto the counter until the chocolate spreads out and looks pretty evenly distributed.
Add a single oreo to the center of each cavity.
Place a little spoonful of chocolate on top of the oreo and tap it until the chocolate becomes smooth. Keep tapping to get all of the air bubbles out of the chocolate.
Refrigerate the oreos for about 20 minutes or until set.
If you want to add a little extra something special, I designed up these Up Balloon tags to add to the oreos.
Simply right click and save the jpg file below. Print and cut out each of the tags. Punch a hole in the corner and use some cute ribbon to tie to the Balloon Chocolate Oreo. I used some cute HAPPY BIRTHDAY Curling Ribbon
for mine and it adds a little color and greeting to the treat.
These balloons may not take our house very far, but they will definitely increase our dreams with their yumminess and sweetness.
. You can use whatever colored white chocolate that you like. I plan to use red, yellow, and blue for my Balloon Oreos.Take a spoonful of the chocolate and add it to each of the mold cavities.
Tap your mold onto the counter until the chocolate spreads out and looks pretty evenly distributed.
Refrigerate the oreos for about 20 minutes or until set.
Simply right click and save the jpg file below. Print and cut out each of the tags. Punch a hole in the corner and use some cute ribbon to tie to the Balloon Chocolate Oreo. I used some cute HAPPY BIRTHDAY Curling Ribbon
for mine and it adds a little color and greeting to the treat.These balloons may not take our house very far, but they will definitely increase our dreams with their yumminess and sweetness.
A Yummy Gold Medal for the Athletes
I never meant to be gone so long from the blogosphere, but things have been absolutely crazy lately. I haven't had a spare moment lately, it's been NUTS. But a good kind of nuts. I have had several special orders, including these fun Oreo Medals for a race this weekend. I just loved how they turned out and I thought I would share how to make them.
I started by making some Chocolate covered oreos and wrapping them in foil so they looked like a ding dong. Then I took the race's logo and put it on a 2 inch sticker and put that on the oreo. (I know I took pictures of these steps, but heck if I can find them.)
Then I took some red, blue, and green ribbon and cut it to 1 yard length.
I glued the last inch of ribbon together and then laid about 1 1/2 inches of hot glue on the outside.
I finished it up by placing the oreo onto the glue. Now it hangs perfectly and is a yummy treat too.
Now the gold, silver, and bronze are ready for the winners!
Hello Kitty Sweets
I guess now that I officially own a candy store, I did tell you that right? You will probably see a lot more candy in my parties and post. Okay, so you already did, but now I have access to so much more...
so many more colors...
We have pink colored Milkie candies in our shop (and lots of other colors too!) What are milkies? They are a cheaper, yummy M&M substitute. You can have the taste and color of M&Ms at a cheaper price.
so many more styles...
We have lots of Hello Kitty speciality themed candy treats perfect for you to give as party favors. We're working on getting other fun treats perfect for parties.
and so much more chocolate!
I LOVE all the new chocolate treats we can now offer. If you've never had a chocolate covered oreo, you will not be sad at adding these to your party...until they are gone.
I guess you can expect to see a lot more candy added to the shop and to our parties with the addition of our new brick and morter store. Come check us out for some sweet additions to your party!
Easter Bunny and Chic Chocolate Covered Oreos
The Perfectionist had a Scout fundraiser last weekend to raise money so he and the rest of his troop could go to Scout camp this weekend. They decided to have a pasta dinner and auction. The moms were asked to make a dessert to donate.
Kiss Lips Chocolate Covered Oreos
I spent the day working on orders and was so excited to take a break when I got these amazing oreos molds in the mail today!
They are kiss lips shaped oreos for the double stuffed oreos and smaller chocolate oreos for the mini size!
I am donating these oreos to a fund raiser this weekend, so I've added this Lips candy topper to some of the oroes.
And I've added the Kiss candy topper to others.
We'll see which ones are more popular.
But either way, they are super cute and I'm so excited to be able to offer them.
Lady Bug Chocolate Covered Oreo Cookies
Since it's Cookie Friday in my house, I spent the day making chocolate covered oreos. (My kids think I'm the best when I actually let them eat some!)
But I didn't make just any oreos today, I had to try my new Lady bug mold.
I think they turned out SUPER cute!
You can now find these HERE in my online shop at Kims Kandy Kreations.
Shout Out Sunday
Here's a few fun party ideas from around the web...
Michelle Paige shared these Puppy Pop place markers. These little puppies are a fun way to add both a treat and a place marker to each setting on her cute Puppy party. I love how simple the idea is but how wonderfully it ties her theme together with each party plate. VERY CLEVER! Her dessert table with all the fun puppy themed food is so cute too, and definitely worth checking out.
The Country Cook shared her Oreo Puddin' Poke Cake. I admit, I'm almost afraid to try this cake...it looks so yummy that I can see myself making it all the time. Since I'm getting ready to go back on the "exercise and diet" bandwagon, I'm leery to try it. But it looks so delish. I definitely added it to my Recipes pinboard to make this weekend for our Sunday family treat.
Elizabeth Andree shared this fun Yarn Bowl. This bowl would fit great at an art or game party. I can see it filled with party favors or gifts. It's made from old leftover yarn pieces for a recycled, cheap centerpiece but would be so unique that it would certainly be the talk of your party.
The Exchange shared a Christmas Craft Party. I love the idea of this party. It's so fun and a great way to get started on your Christmas crafts and gifts. What's better than to get all your girlfriends over for a fun get together and crank out a few great projects? So clever!
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