These Easy Snowman Oreo Cookies are so festive, delicious and great for kids to help make too. A perfect no bake-treat option and only a few ingredients, they come together quickly!
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I first shared this recipe on my blog over six years ago as part of the 12 Weeks of Christmas Treats that I hosted with other bloggers a few years back (that I no longer host). I thought it was time to share the fun and festive Snowman Oreo Cookies with you all again (and maybe for the first time for some of you).
My mom originally passed along this cookie idea when my children were very little. She had had them at a holiday meeting and thought they were way too cute! And they are! They are perfect for little hands because there is no oven involved. My kids are old enough now that they can make them all by themselves. These Snowman Oreo Cookies are really easy and quick to make so you can easily add them to your holiday offerings even at the last minute.
Start with white chocolate covered Oreos. These are usually only found seasonally around this time of year and often go fast! So, I like to buy a couple of boxes at the beginning of the season to have on hand. They would even be perfect for a winter snow party come January or February, don’t you think? Just be sure to stock up on those cookies now (and store in the freezer if you have room to preserve freshness).
I used melted white and milk chocolate in disposable decorator bags I purchased at the craft store (like Hobby Lobby or Michael’s). If you don’t have those kinds of bags or want to save some money, you can just use a zip top bag and snip off the corner of the edge to pipe the chocolate out.
Be sure to look for the melting chocolate as it’s easier to work with than the chocolate chips. You can find it in the baking section and it usually comes in bars or giant chips and will often say “melting chocolate” or “almond bark”.
I also used mini-chocolate chips for the eyes and regular sized M&Ms for the ears. This time I used chocolate covered sunflower seeds for the nose but you can also use an orange mini M&M. You can find the chocolate covered sunflower seeds sometimes at craft stores or even at discount stores like Marshall’s or Home Goods. Sometimes cake decorating shops will have them too. Of course, you can always buy them online but you sometimes need to buy more than you might use to make it worth it.
We like to set up an assembly line of sorts to decorate them. Someone pipes on the chocolate and someone else adds the candy or chocolate “accessories”. When you work together, it’s fun and goes quickly too.
Easy Snowman Oreo Cookies
Ingredients
- One 8.5 ounce white fudge covered Oreo cookies
- 1 cup colored M&Ms
- Two dozen orange chocolate covered sunflower seeds or orange mini M&Ms
- 1/2 cup white chocolate bark
- 1/2 cup milk chocolate bark
- 1/2 cup mini chocolate chips
Instructions
- Place cookies on a large baking sheet.
- Melt white chocolate and milk chocolate according to package directions.
- In separate disposable frosting decorator bags or zip top bags, add chocolate bark. Snip off a small end of the bag so you can pipe it out.
- For each cookie, pipe on two dots and add mini-chocolate chip eyes.
- Pipe on a dot of white chocolate in middle and add orange chocolate covered sunflower seed or mini M&M for nose.
- Pipe on either side of cookie, a dot of white chocolate. Then add matching colored full-size M&Ms for "earmuffs".
- With milk chocolate, pipe on a smile.
- Let cookies set.
- Store in an airtight container for up to one week.
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Let me know in the comments if you give these a try and what you think of them!
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Hello,
I LOVE the 12 Weeks of Cookie idea. This is right up my alley! I would love to participate. I’m not sure if I just link up next week, or if I am supposed to contact you first.
Thanks for hosting such a fun blog activity. I have been thinking about blogging again. I’d lost my blogging mojo over the summer. Suddenly this morning I am very excited to get started again. I just love this idea.
Stacy
Hi Stacy! I’m glad you’d like to join us! I will send you an email with all the details and get you set up. Enjoy the recipe hopping today!
Brenda, thank you for hosting this years Christmas Cookie Party. I can’t wait to see what the next couple of months have in store!
What a fun, festive treat for kids of all ages!
Thanks for hosting! 🙂 I can’t wait to try out tons of new recipes for this.
I did this last year and loved it! I wanna join!!! How fun (and a little freaky that it’s that time again!)
I did this last year and would LOVE to do it again!! Can you send me the details?
I would love to join in on this! Please send me some info on how to do it. This sounds like a lot of fun.
I would love to join. I have only been blogging for a couple of months, so I like to have a good excuse to bake. Thanks for organizing this.
Hi everyone! I’ll be contacting each of you later this evening with more details about joining. It’s been a super busy day! Can’t wait to see alll the great ideas from everyone!
Hi Brenda, It has been “one of those weeks”, but I am still working on getting a cookie done and posted:) I noticed that there is a link for my blog with a thumbnail of my Jumbo animal cookies, but I did not link it(link #25). Somehow when you set up the linky party, did it accidently get added? I saw that you had this same thumbnail included when you sent out the email which included the sample linky party.
I clicked on the link and it goes directly to my blog’s home page. I’d appreciate it if you would delete it, so as not to confuse anyone:) Thanks!
Sue of Munchkin Munchies
I would love to join..sounds like so much fun!
I’d love to join in the fun! My blog is Turning Over a New Leaf (http://newleafeats.com)
Holy freaking adorable, Batman! These cookies rock!
Hey Brenda, I was wondering if I could join in on this, just let me know!
P.S. Your cookies are ridiculously cute
You bet! I will email you the details. And thanks for the compliment on the cookies. They are so much fun to make!
New follower here. I actually found you on the announcement of the Halloween blog hop that will be happening soon. I’m excited about that because I love Halloween. I must say these are super cute Christmas cookies. Of course, I love Christmas too. I think my favorites are the snowman!! Adorable. I hope you will stop by my blog and check out my post. It relates to my hair jewelry with a Halloween theme. http://talesfrommyjournal.blogspot.com
Possible duplication here but I do not see that my comment took. I found you on the announcement of the upcoming Halloween blog hop. I am super excited about it because I love Halloween. I must admit your Christmas cookies are adorable. My favorite is the snowman. I love Christmas too of course. I hope you will stop by my blog and see my Halloween related post. It relates to my hair jewelry. http://talesfrommyjournal.blogspot.com
Hi Brenda, I would be interested in your cookie baking. Would it be possile to be included. Thank you andi
PS your little cookies are very cute
Thank you so much for hosting this year. Your cookies are adorable and perfect for kids to help. They really put you in the holiday mood.
I’d like to join the bloghop too! And everyone’s right, those cookies are just adorable!
Christi, I will send you an email with the details!
This is a wonderful idea, and I’d love to know the details and possibly join.
These are so cute! I never got to look at all of the blogs from last week. I love this idea, though. These would be great for the kids! Thanks for sharing!
I would love the info/emAil on the blog hop for the Christmas cookies! [email protected]
Thank you for the 12 Weeks of Christmas Cookies! I love trying different recipes and can’t wait to make a couple different ones with my four little great nieces! They will love them!