Summary

Prep: 10 mins
Cooking: None
Ages: Toddlers to Teens
Difficulty: Easy peasy
Makes: 12 Oreo pops

Kids will love making these. Give them a packet of lolly sticks, a bowl of melted white chocolate and a selection of sprinkles, and let them do the rest! We’ve chosen to use some multi coloured confetti sprinkles but you can decorate these Oreo pops however you like. You could add heart sprinkles for Valentines day, bright pink sprinkles for a girly birthday party, or use the colours of your party theme like bright blue and bright yellow.

You can even turn them into party bag gifts by placing the Oreo cookie pop in a clear plastic sleeve and tying little ribbons to the lolly sticks. Whatever you do, enjoy the making and the eating of these amazing Oreo pops!

Ingredients

• 12 classic Oreo cookies
• 150 grams white cooking chocolate
• 100 grams colourful sprinkles

Instructions

1. Take 12 oreo cookies out of the packet and put them on a microwaveable plate.
2. Microwave for 15 seconds.
3. Gently twist the top biscuit layer off and place the lolly stick into the cream. Put the Oreo back together.
4. Melt your chocolate by placing it in a glass bowl over a saucepan of boiling water. Gently heat until melted.
5. Pour the melted chocolate into a bowl. The bowl should have enough depth to allow you to dip your whole Oreo cookie in the chocolate.
6. Holding each Oreo pop by the stick, dip it into the chocolate until covered.
7. Lay the sprinkles out on a shallow plate and coat the chocolate dipped Oreo pops around in them.
8. Set aside on baking paper or stand upright and pop in the fridge to solidify.

Oreo pops – our step by step guide:

Take your Oreo cookies out of the package and place them on a plate that can be put into the microwave for 15 seconds.

This will soften up the inner cream layer and make it easier to separate the biscuits, so you can put the stick in.

Now take your lolly sticks and gently press them into the cream.

Working quickly, put the Oreo back together and press down gently.

Heating the cream also allows for a stronger bond.

Melt your white chocolate in a glass bowl resting over a saucepan of boiling water.

White chocolate is a bit fussier than dark chocolate about heat, so don’t microwave it (unless you watch it like a hawk) as it will burn within seconds.

The glass bowl will allow the chocolate to melt slowly and more gently.

Now pour your chocolate in a small bowl with a bit of depth.

You want the chocolate to be deep enough to be able to submerge the entire Oreo cookie in it.

Now you can decorate them with your chosen sprinkles.

We used brightly coloured confetti sprinkles which we laid out on a shallow place and rolled the Oreo pop around in until they were covered.

Otherwise you or the kids can also just sprinkle on your chosen sprinkles.

Enjoy these fab Oreo pops!