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How to fry Oreos

How to fry Oreos
Oreos. Mans greatest achievement. These wonderful snack cakes are enjoyable to everyone with a glass of milk. But man soon grows bored with his simple dessert. What else is there to do to an already amazing snack?! Fry it.
 
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Step 1Ingredients

Ingredients
10 (or however many can quench your insatiable hunger) Regular Oreos
1 Bottle of Vegetable Oil
1* Box of Pancake Mix
1 Mixing bowl
1 Saucepan




* Instead of pancake mix, you can just substitute your own pancake batter or even waffle batter.
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33 comments
Oct 28, 2011. 10:10 AMBrian Wall says:
no offence or anything but are you american (like from the states?)
Oct 19, 2011. 1:02 PMtheweldingwizard says:
Going Crazy Delisiouzz Humm ....Amazing Idea!
Sep 4, 2011. 3:05 PMdylan034 says:
These are great!Thanks for the recipe.
Jun 1, 2011. 11:22 AMeulaliaaaa! says:
Awesome! I remember eating these on the hot days of the Iowa State Fair. Thank you for sharing the recipe!
Dec 27, 2010. 12:34 PMnoahh says:
Just made them, and I quite like them. Thanks for the recipe!
Apr 19, 2011. 1:28 AMajanea says:
hey you just stole this idea from ANN WARD
Apr 6, 2011. 12:03 PMDELETED_jorgegunn says:
frozen hot chocolate is good too. You take a small ice cube tray and make chocolate ice balls then batter and fry. super yumm
Feb 12, 2011. 8:19 AMOxidizer says:
Deep fried Twinkies are amazing too. Maybe one way to keep the items from melting during the frying step is to start with chilled items.
Feb 11, 2011. 10:31 AMKirbsome! says:
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WHOA!
Jan 27, 2011. 12:48 PMyrubutugly says:
I made these for the boys while they watched the football game...they were a hit! and soooo tastey! thanks!
Jan 24, 2011. 4:37 PMmandibug0218 says:
LOVE this recipe Great instructable!!!
Jan 12, 2011. 10:27 PMtobymac987 says:
I tried this. Wow five stars my friend. It was simply amazing. Also i fried a cookies and cream bar and it was also simply amazing. Keep on rocking.
Dec 22, 2010. 9:17 AMboernkak says:
In Holland people eat fried stuff, you make them with a special batter. They're called 'oliebollen' (= oil balls, literally) and they are eaten at new years eve. With some raisins in them and powdersugar, they're lovely!
Dec 31, 2010. 2:42 AMpettrik says:
What?!?!

Don't they have 'oliebollen' in the U.S.?

How do they make it through New Years Eve without oliebollen?

Some more info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliebollen
http://clogsandtulips.blogspot.com/2010/01/food-of-note-oliebollen.html
http://tdsrecipes.blogspot.com/2009/09/oliebollen.html

BTW: Thanks for your Oreo recipe! Will try tonight!
Dec 25, 2010. 6:04 AM555mst555 says:
dude, i just made them. it was AWESOME!:)

BUT, i have to say, the batter can do WAYYY more than 10 oreos coz i made like, god knows how many and i still have some in the fridge now
Dec 21, 2010. 5:44 PMvampire art says:
The genus and species of that cooking utensil is a spatchula.
Dec 21, 2010. 3:03 PMSaturn V says:
You, sir, have open up the door to Deep Fried Heaven!
Imagine the possabilities! Nutter Butters, Reese's, Milky Ways...
*goes grab a towel to mop up the drool*
Dec 21, 2010. 6:59 AMCrLz says:
Awesome, I ate some at a street faire and was suprised how great they taste- like molten chocolate cake.

Thanks for working out how to make them!
Dec 21, 2010. 5:08 AMinterny says:
Goog, interesting
Dec 20, 2010. 7:35 PMJTigchelaar says:
they look like oilibollen (pardon my spelling)
Dec 20, 2010. 4:40 PMilpug says:
you might try this with Nutter Butters or Almond Roca.
Dec 20, 2010. 4:25 PMBiohazard1194 says:
Looks good! I might try the Snickers and Reeses versions, never thought of those... They sound almost better then fried oreos ;P
Dec 19, 2010. 7:44 PMhawkfrost64 says:
no offense, but I feel sickened yet excited at the site of this.
Dec 20, 2010. 3:47 PMRoflolommo says:
I'm excited enough for the both of us.
Dec 20, 2010. 1:36 PMjunits15 says:
THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dec 20, 2010. 5:31 AMhjhapje7 says:
they look a lot like the dutch 'oil balls' or olie bollen ( in dutch ) we eat at 31 december in Holland
Dec 19, 2010. 1:57 PMsilver362 says:
you aint got no pancake mix! :P
youtube for those who dont know!

i gotta try these look awesome. when i saw the name i was laughing my head off !
Dec 19, 2010. 10:32 AMnoahh says:
I'm definitely going to try this some time.
Dec 19, 2010. 2:12 AMlemonie says:

They look nice, a worthwhile exercise!

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Dec 18, 2010. 9:49 PMBongmaster says:
i call that utensil Scoopy-Flip :3
Dec 18, 2010. 9:35 PMkelseymh says:
Those look an awful lot like Oreo-filled beignets. Mmmmm....oily fried goodness.

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Creative 125 year old who spends his extra time making things. Sucks how I don't document everything I build.