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Holiday Inside Out Oreo Balls

Holiday Inside Out Oreo Balls

This is a simple, no bake, delicious cookie that you can completely customize to your own tastes. I've never tried a modification that didn't turn out well! The other great thing about this cookie, is that you can change the color to match or complement another dish or cookie.
 
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Step 1Ingredients

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So what are you going to need to rustle up some of these delicious cookies?


The Basic Ingredients are as follows (but don't be scared to modify it)

1 Package of Oreos (Any kind EXCEPT double stuff)
1 Package Cream Cheese (8 oz.)
1 package white milk chocolate chips (11-12 ounces should be enough but you can always grab a little extra just in case)
1 Tablespoon Shortening (trust me you will need this)



But if you really really really like Oreos, like me, you can can't just stop there. I ended up doubling the recipe and using:

2/3 Package Regular Oreos (2 out of the 3 sleeves)
2/3 Package Cool Mint Oreos
2/3 Package Candy Cane Joe-Joe's (Trader Joe's Christmas Oreo)

1 Package Regular Cream Cheese
1 Package 1/3 Less Fat Cream Cheese (works just as well as the regular stuff)

2 Packages white milk chocolate chips
1 Package Dark Chocolate and Mint Morsels (Pro Tip: only about 1/3 of the chips are the green mint chips)

Food Coloring for some fun!!

And a few tablespoons Shortening
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3 comments
Jan 11, 2012. 12:04 PMtema137 says:
Very nice! They looks like German sweets - "Halloren".
Jan 9, 2012. 5:31 PMPenolopy Bulnick says:
Very cute idea! Everyone loves Oreos!

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