11.23.2011

Oreo Truffle Pops

This is my 200th post!  To celebrate I shall eat an Oreo Truffle Pop and share the recipe with you.
These are always a favorite at any event.  I like to make these for birthdays or just any celebration.  I actually made these fall colored ones for Dylan's teacher for Thanksgiving (Thanks Mrs. Girardi for all you do).  They are super easy to make.




Oreo Truffle Pops


1 package of regular Oreos (no double stuffed)
1 8oz. package cream cheese
Wilton Chocolate melts or any other good melting chocolate

In a food processor, blend the oreos until they are completely crumbs.  Then add only 3/4 of the cream cheese to start (6 oz.).  Blend again until the mixture comes together in a ball.  If you need to add more cream cheese, add about a tbsp. at a time till the dough will hold together in balls.  Refrigerate this for about 1 hour.

Roll the dough into 1 inch balls and refrigerate again until they are firm.  Melt the chocolate.  Dip the sticks into a little bit of chocolate and them insert them into the balls.  Refrigerate again.  Then dip the balls in the chocolate and tap them on edge of a bowl to remove the excess chocolate.  Add sprinkles while they are still soft.  Refrigerate again!  Oh, and I use a chunk of florist foam to stand the pops up in while I am working on them.


By my 200th post I imagined I might have a few more followers, but I am thankful for my faithful few that do read.  I have fun blogging, so I guess I will continue.  More then anything, I do enjoy reading your comments.  Please let me know what you like to read about most, I want your input

3 comments:

  1. Oreos are my favorite. Gonna have to make this one for sure!

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  2. i have passed along your blog link before, just because people don't "follow" doesn't mean they don't read! i didn't realize you could follow for the longest time!thanks for sharing! these look simple and yum!!

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  3. Hi Jeran, we made these the other day and although ours didn't look as pretty as yours they were VERY well received! I had ideas they'd last till Christmas. I was very wrong. :)
    Thanks for sharing this.
    Penny.

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