Oreo Balls

Create a new desert from a childhood favorite of Oreos

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Member Recipe By Zebra11

Prep Time 45 min
Total Time 2 hr 0 min
Servings 25

Ingredients

1: package Cream Cheese

1: package Oreo middles

1: package The outside of the cookie

1: package Almond Bark ( white or milk chocolate)

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Directions

1 In a large mixing bowl, mix the cream cheese and the filling of the Oreo cookies for 2 minutes till smooth.
2 Then crush the outside part of the cookie in a plastic bag, or using a food processor. Then gently fold in the cookies with the cream cheese mixture and rolls in balls.
3 Freeze the balls for 30 minutes to hour and melt the almond bark and dip them in the almond bark. And keep them in the refrigerator till you serve them.

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Posted 11/22/2011 4:02:10 PM REPORT ABUSE presleyluvr said:

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this was thte best thing i have had in a long time!!! All of my children loved them. hope on having them next birthday!! love them

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Posted 3/2/2011 3:56:33 PM REPORT ABUSE MinnesotaWife said:

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These are my favorite no-bake treats. They are very tasty, and always seem to disappear when I bring them to parties. However, I think this recipe asks you to jump through some unnecessary hoops. I just crush the whole package of oreos (outside and filling together), then mix the crumbs with the cream cheese. Don't worry about seperating the filling from the outside of the cookies--they'll taste just as good, and you'll save yourself some hassel.

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