OREO Covered White Chocolate Biscuits, 246g

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This is a budget-friendly recipe with only 3 necessary ingredients, and there's a good chance you already have everything you need at home! Halloween chocolate-covered Oreos are a sweet, crunchy, 3-ingredient treat perfect for those spooky season chocolate cravings! Enjoy them by themselves or serve them as part of an easy Halloween charcuterie board. If you'd like to learn how to make chocolate-covered Oreos, read on! By that I mean melt the white chocolate at a low temperature slowly using a double boiler or a makeshift double boiler on a stovetop. White chocolate covered Oreos are what dreams are made of. You only need three ingredients for these white fudge covered Oreos and they are the perfect easy dessert for any holiday or special occasion!

The festive season is incredibly busy for so many of us. If you’re like me, and you’re always looking for ways to save some time when entertaining, then say hello to one of the easiest holiday cookie recipes you could ever make.

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Accents: For toppings, I used sprinkles, marshmallows, mini M&M's, and candy corn. Feel free to try crushed nuts, toffee bits, or any other candy toppings. white chocolate - you can swap this for a different kind of chocolate if you’re not a fan of white chocolate. You can use a bar, white chocolate chips, or candy melts. You could also leave out the drizzle completely. On the stove: Bring 2 inches of water to a low simmer in a saucepan over medium-low heat. Then, turn the heat to low and place a medium heatproof bowl on the mouth of the pot. Make sure that there is a gap of a few inches in between the bottom of the bowl and the water (You can also place a bowl on a steamer attachment on top of your pot). Add the chocolate and stir constantly as it melts. Stir until the chocolate is completely smooth and melted. This should take a few minutes. Some may say that white chocolate isn’t chocolate because it doesn’t contain any chocolate solids. While these killjoys may be technically correct, it doesn’t mean it won’t melt in a similar way to ordinary chocolate. However, you do have to be just a little more careful when heating white chocolate to do so slowly; otherwise, it may seize up and become grainy.

Half and Half. Dip half the cookie in one type of candy melts and the other half in a different color. This is a fun twist for parties. Melt the white chocolate slowly at a low heat over your stove top (my preferred method because the chance of burning the chocolate is slim.)

How to Make White Chocolate Dipped Oreos

This is a fun and creative project you can do with the kids that doesn't require a lot of technical skill. I love that these white chocolate covered Oreos are a no-bake dessert. Just a bit of melting, dipping, and decorating and you’re done. If you are using a glass bowl to double boil, it will take longer to cool and temper than a metal bowl. Remember to only use glass in a microwave as metal is not microwave safe. And since these chocolate-dipped Oreos are so simple and inexpensive, they also make a fabulous edible gift. Take my advice and buy more Oreos than you will need for your gifts because more than one cookie will wind up in someone’s belly instead of the gift box! Why You’ll ♡ These Bottom Left - Use a fork to grab your cookie out of the white chocolate and gently tap it on the side of the glass to allow remaining chocolate to drip out the bottom.