5 more days until Easter!! You ready? I made a mad dash to Target yesterday and picked up my last minute basket goodies. Apparently so was the rest of Orange County, that place is crazy!
These colorful Easter Oreos are a must for your Easter table if you ask me!! When I was thinking of this idea, I knew they would be cute, but I love them even more than I thought I would.
I wanted to post another quick and easy Easter recipe and I think I’ve done it, I’m talking 10 minutes! Get the kids in the kitchen to help you, they will love to help dip and sprinkle these Easter Oreos!
Take a peek below and see how simple these are to put together. Oh, and wrap them up in a little bag with a bow and they make the perfect teacher gifts!!
Have fun!! xoxo
Grab yourself a bag of Wilton’s Candy melts, some Oreos, food coloring or paste and you are good to go!!
Dip, sprinkle and let dry 🙂
White Fudge Dipped Easter Oreos
Bag of Oreo Cookies
Bag of Wilton White Candy Melts (I found mine at Michaels)
Food Decorating Paste or Food Coloring (red, yellow, blue and green)
White nonpareils Sprinkles
1. Take half of the Oreos out of the package and set on plate so they are ready to go. Melt candy according to package directions until smooth. Divide white chocolate into 4 separate bowls then add paste or food coloring until desired color is reached. Start with just a tiny drop so you get pastels 🙂 Stir then dip tops of oreos in chocolate. Use spoon to spread evenly. Sprinkle with sprinkles then place onto foil, parchment or wax paper to dry. Continue dipping until Oreos and chocolate is used up. Serve room temperature or chilled, Enjoy!!
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Here is a collage of the Easter Party we had last Saturday at our church. Egg drop with the Fire Department, Games and Egg Hunt…had a great time!
Question: So at what age do you spill the beans about Mr. Easter Bunny? I am wondering how much longer I have with my almost 8 year old!! Would love to hear your stories 🙂
Have a Great Day, come back soon for some Giveaways!!
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That is soooo cute! Such a fantastic, simple idea! I love it! Thank you for sharing. How creative are you?!! 🙂 They will certainly be appreciated and gobbled up by everyone!
These were a huge hit at Easter and were so easy to make!!! Thank you for sharing!
These are beautiful Jenny! Thanks for the great idea.
I don’t have kids and I don’t remember when I stopped believing in the Easter Bunny but according to my Dad when I did ask he simply responded “The Easter Bunny, Saint, and the Toothfairy are all like Tinkerbell. They exist as long as you believe they exist.”
Santa * not Saint.
Oh my gosh! Those are the CUTEST Easter cookies I have seen in ages!!!! Absolutely darling. I love ’em! Thanks for such a cute (AND EASY!) idea!
These are just beautiful Johnny! I want one!…or two….or three….
Very cool! So easy and so cute. I’ll be linking on Foodwhirl.com this weekend 🙂
We always made these during Christmas, why didn’t I think of a pastel version for Easter?!
Thanks for the great idea! My daughter (6 yrs old) and I, made these last night! So fun and easy! Thanks again!! http://bar7ranch.blogspot.com/2010/04/white-fudge-dipped-easter-oreos.html
No one ever told me, my grandmother took great joy in buying me “Santa” gifts until I was in my 20’s! My mom and dad were divorced and I had seen them bringing in Santa stuff when I was 13 by accident at night one year. My daughter is 19 and told me last year she knew I was Santa, my son is 10 and as long as he believes I will carry on. I have never wanted to be the one to crush their fun and dreams and I never saw where it hurt anything to let a kid be a kid as long as they wanted to. In this world where everything is pushed so quickly….and we wonder why our children act they way they do!
Love the Easter Oreos!
In response to my 6 year old daughter’s question regarding the veracity of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, I said: “…well, if you are willing to accept the magic and trust there IS a Santa Claus or an Easter Bunny, you will continue to get an extra present at Christmas from Santa and you will keep getting special treats from the Easter Bunny. When you stop believing, the presents will stop coming and so will the Easter treats.”
Let’s just say, she made up her mind quite quickly to accept the magic.