Christmas Recipe: Ear Muff Oreo Cookies
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Christmas Recipe: Ear Muff Oreo Cookies

Lisa Martin29
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Sometimes it is nice to have a little fun with our cookies. Dare I say I like to play with our food? These cookies are cute and fun to eat. Your kids will love the Ear Muff Oreo Cookies!

Ear Muff Oreo Cookies

Ear Muff Oreo Cookies

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  • Using a double boiler melt the Ghirardelli Chocolate wafers.
  • Line a cookie sheet (aff) with wax paper.
  • Place one Oreo cookie at a time in the double boiler working with a fork to spread the chocolate over it and then to flip it over to the other side of the cookie. After both sides of the Oreo have been coated in chocolate put the fork under one side of the cookie lifting it out of the double boiler. Place it on the wax paper lined cookie sheet (aff). Repeat until all of your cookies have been coated in chocolate.
  • While the chocolate Oreo is still warm position the white chocolate wafer in the middle of the cookie for the belly.
  • Now add the two small candy eyes as pictured before the chocolate dries.
  • Set the mini M&M on it's side for the nose between the eyes and belly.
  • The chocolate covering the Oreo should still be warm enough to act as the "glue" to hold the belly, eyes, and nose in position.
  • Set aside to dry for one hour.
  • Separate the regular size M&M's by color. Match the color of the M&M's to one of the colors on the Air Heads Xtremes rainbow. Ex: if the earmuffs are orange then cut the orange stripe out of the rainbow sweetly sour candy.
  • Place the M&M's for the earmuffs with the melted chocolate first. Then add the matching head band cut from the piece of rainbow candy. You will still use the *melted chocolate for the glue.
  • * If the melted chocolate has harden then melt it again.
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29 thoughts on “Christmas Recipe: Ear Muff Oreo Cookies”

  1. Those cookies are SO cute!! I wish I’d done things like this when my kid was small. it’s easy enough…I guess I never thought it would be until I started reading blogs.

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  3. Play with our food is always a plus. Love how you decorated these and this will be a great afternoon activity while the kids are out of school.

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  13. Those are the cutest cookies ever! I like that they’re easy-to-prep so yeah, I’ll definitely try ’em at home.

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  14. These cookies are so cute! I think we could tackle this project this weekend. I just bought so,e oreos today too!

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  18. This is SO cute! I might just have to try it when I am babysitting with the kids. Found you through the Foodie Friday Linkup! I hope you can check my link out (number 4)!

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  23. These are adorable and look fun to make. I wonder if Ghirardelli sell mint chocolate wafers? I love the mint fudge covered Oreos, but they NEVER sell them here. I even contacted the company about it. Maybe I can make my own.

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  24. Your Ear Muff Oreo Cookies look adorable! Thanks so much for sharing this awesome post with us at Full Plate Thursday. Have a great week and hope to see you again real soon!
    Miz Helen

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  25. Oh my gosh! These are so stinking cute! I would almost hate to eat them! You have been chosen as a link party favorite at the This Is How We Roll Link party! I can’t wait to see what you share next week.

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  27. These decorated OREOs are so stinkin’ adorable. I’m going to have fun making these with my children this weekend. Congrats, you’re featured this week at the #ThisIsHowWeRoll Link Party.

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  29. These are so cute! I found them featured over at the Dare to Share Link up. So creative! pinned for the next snow day. Thanks for sharing!
    Happy Saturday!
    Megs

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