Oreo Balls Recipe made with just 3 ingredients for a perfectly easy dessert! Simple instructions show how to make Oreo balls in minutes that taste amazing.
Bring 8 oz Cream Cheese to room temperature by placing it on the counter or microwaving at10 second intervals, stirring between intervals until the cream cheese is softened.
Crush 36 Oreo Cookies (1 14.3oz bag) into fine bits. Use a food processor or a plastic bag and a mallet. The mallet method takes longer to produce a fine texture. Stir the cookies a few times between blends for consistency. Reserve about 3-4 tablespoon for decorating, if desired.
Mix the Oreo crumbs, minus the reserved crumbs, with the cream cheese using a food processor, mixer or a spoon until uniform.
Roll into 1-inch balls (1.5 tablespoon mixture) using your hands. Place balls on a cookie sheet lined with Wax Paper or parchment paper.
Freeze the truffles for at least 15 minutes.
Place Melting Chocolate in the microwave according to directions. Generally, the melting point is about 1 minute 20 seconds. Stir gently until smooth, returning to the microwave in 15 second increments, if needed.
Using a toothpick or fork, dip the balls into the melting chocolate and fully coat. Shake off any excess before laying back on the parchment paper.
Decorating Notes
To stick best, sprinkle the oreo crumbs on top while the chocolate is still warm and melted on the balls. You can also add a small dollop of chocolate on top like the stripes to have the oreo crumbs stick to that.
If you wish to add stripes, I use Chocolate Decorating bottles (linked in ingredients), but you can also use a plastic bag with the tip snipped off for the chocolate to run through or a frosting tip with a small point. If the chocolate cools too much, microwave for 10 second intervals.
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Notes
*If you find the Oreo balls too sweet, remove some of the cream filling in the Oreos. **Do NOT skip the freezing step or the oreo balls may crumble in the melting chocolate. You can definitely freeze longer or even overnight before dipping in chocolate if you prefer.