Easter Egg Oreo Balls are a delicious treat that can be made in a variety of ways. Here are some variations to try:

These turned out AMAZING!!!!! I’m hoping they last until Easter so I can put them in the kids baskets. I have them hidden.Did you know that you can make cookie dough truffles in any shape? That’s another reason these make such a fun holiday treat! Cream Cheese: Use softened or room temperature cream cheese to allow ingredients to blend more easily. Using cream cheese in your filling will enhance the flavor and give it a more fluffy and delectable texture.

This incredible Oreo Balls recipe is just so easy to make and even more delicious! You can have this oreo dessert in no time because it only requires a few ingredients. These adorable oreo eggs will be a great gift bag idea or to add to a buffet of desserts. Key Ingredients You’ll Need Using a 1 ½ tablespoon cookie scoop, form the cookie mixture into balls and then gently shape into an egg shape.Place eggs on a parchment paper lined sheet pan and put into the freezer for 30 minutes. Make the cookie mixture. Add Oreo crumbs to a large mixing bowl. Add in the softened cream cheese, vanilla and salt. Using an electric hand or stand mixer, blend the mixture until smooth. Yes, Oreo balls should be refrigerated to keep them firm and prevent them from melting. They should be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator and can last for up to 2 weeks in the refrigerator. What are some creative Oreo Easter treats? colored candy melts (I used the Wilton bright pink, blue and yellow candy melts – they can be found at most Walmarts and craft supply stores)READ MORE: I tried four Australian Cadbury’s chocolate bars available in B&M Bargains - and one tasted like After Eights Thank you for awesome recipes. I also made the chocolate covered marshmallow recipe you posted, AWESOME!! Its the first time I’ve ever made, or thought of making, homemade marshmallows and they turned out great. Thank you for simplifying recipes, they’re so easy to follow. ? Do one color at at time so the candy melts don’t harden during the dipping process. Repeat melting candy melts and dipping for each different color until all eggs are coated. Oreo flavors: You could really use use any flavor you like, but I do think that a light colored Oreo is best with the white candy coating. That said, you could use a chocolate Oreo and coat them with regular chocolate melts, instead of the white. That would look great too! Use your fingers to create the egg shape. Flatten the ball slightly. Then pinch the top of the ball into a rounded point. Gently pinch the bottom of the ball into a less rounded point (this will be the larger, bottom portion of the egg). Then pinch and shape the top and sides of each ball, refining your egg shape.