20 Oreo Recipes to Satisfy Your Cookie Cravings (2024)

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Lisa KaminskiUpdated: Jan. 02, 2024

Love cookies and cream? Check out some of our favorite Oreo desserts. You'll want a glass of milk with these tasty treats!

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Oreo Cupcakes with Cookies and Cream Frosting

Kids and adults alike will find these Oreo cupcakes irresistible. If you want to pipe the frosting, be sure to thoroughly crush the cookies. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Looking for thebest desserts? These recipes got the highest ratings and the most visitors this year. Add them to your to-bake list for the year ahead.

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Taste of Home

Be-Mine Sandwich Cookies

These simple cookies are the first thing to disappear from dessert tables. They're cute, colorful and extremely fast to make. —Darcie Cross, Novi, Michigan

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Dirt Pudding Cups

These darling little desserts are my daughter Crystal’s favorite. At family birthday parties, no matter how fancy the dirt cup looks, each person gets a gummy worm, too. —Linda Emery, Bearden, Arkansas

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Taste of Home

Deep-Fried Cookies

My kids love this delicious, indulgent treat. I like to give the batter a kick by adding a pinch of cinnamon and a teaspoon of vanilla extract. — Margarita Torres, Bayamon, Puerto Rico. We tasted and found the best off-brand Oreos.

Pay Dirt Cake

With layers of crushed chocolate sandwich cookies and creamy filling, this is definitely a rich dessert. You can decorate the top with a few wrapped chocolate coins. —Betty Jean Jordan, Monticello, Georgia

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Oreos and Candy Cane Chocolate Bark

There are incredible surprises in this festive bark, including dark chocolate, candy canes and cream-filled cookies. We keep a big supply ready for gift-giving. —Robin Turner, Lake Elsinore, California

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No-Bake Oreo Cheesecake

Oreo cookies and cheesecake—how can you go wrong? I made 20 of these crowd-pleasing no-bake Oreo cheesecakes in all different sizes for my wedding, and they were a big hit.—Leanne Stinson, Carnduff, Saskatchewan. Looking for more recipes? Learn how to make no-bake Oreo pie.

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Chocolate Mint Truffle Tart

Eating a slice of this decadent dessert is like biting into a smooth truffle candy. You can vary the flavor by using raspberry-flavored chocolate baking chips.—Sally Sibthorpe, Shelby Township, Michigan

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Taste of Home

You won't want to frost these brownies, since the marbled top is too pretty to cover up. Besides, the indulgent cream cheese layer makes them taste as if they're already frosted. The crushed cookies add extra chocolate flavor and a fun crunch. —Darlene Brenden, Salem, Oregon

Dirt Dessert

My mom used to serve this yummy dessert, and I just loved it. It's so fun to eat and a snap to make. Add some gummy worms on top for the kids if you'd like. —Kristi Linton, Bay City, Michigan

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Frozen Chocolate Cheesecake Tart

I first made this irresistible dessert for some dinner guests. They were overwhelmed by it's rich flavor and appearance. My husband commented that it was the best dessert he had ever eaten in his whole life. —Heather Bennett, Dunbar, West Virginia

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S'mOreos

My son introduced us to this twist on classic s'mores when we were camping. Have a jar of Nutella around? Slather on the inside of the graham cracker halves before you build this one-of-a-kind treat. —Christina Smith, Santa Rosa, California

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Taste of Home

Cookies 'n' Cream Fudge

I invented this confection for a bake sale at our children's school. Boy, was it a hit! The crunchy chunks of sandwich cookie soften a bit as the mixture mellows. It's so sweet that one panful serves a crowd. —Laura Lane, Richmond, Virginia

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Quadruple Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Of all the recipes in my repertoire, I knew my Quadruple Chocolate Chunk Cookies would have the best shot of winning. But really, when your cookies feature Oreos, candy bars and all the other goodies that go into this sweet treat, you’re nearly guaranteed to turn out a winner. —Jeff King, Duluth, Minnesota

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Ice Cream Cookie Dessert

Our family loves dessert, and this chocolaty, layered treat is one of Mom's most-requested recipes. It's so easy to prepare this Oreo ice cream cake! —Kimberly Laabs, Hartford, Wisconsin

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Taste of Home

Frozen Grasshopper Torte

I first made this minty cool torte for a ladies' meeting at our church. I’m still making it, and the compliments keep coming. —Elma Penner, Oak Bluff, Manitoba

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Taste of Home

Frozen Mud Pie

Here's one of those "looks like you fussed" desserts that is so easy it's become a standard for me. I love the mocha version, but pure chocolate lovers may prefer using chocolate chip ice cream. The cookie crust is a snap to make. —Debbie Terenzini-Wilkerson, Lusby, Maryland

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Cookies-and-Cream Cake

If you like cookies-and-cream ice cream, you'll love this cake. Chocolate sandwich cookies are mixed into the batter and pressed into the sweet and creamy frosting for a fun look. —Pat Habiger, Spearville, Kansas

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Originally Published: August 30, 2018

Lisa Kaminski

Lisa is a formerTaste of Home editor and passionate baker. During her tenure, she poured her love of all things sweet (and sometimes savory) into Bakeable, Taste of Home's baking club. Lisa also dedicated her career here to finding and testing the best ingredients, kitchen gear and home products for our Test Kitchen-Preferred program. At home, you'll find her working on embroidery and other crafts.

20 Oreo Recipes to Satisfy Your Cookie Cravings (2024)

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Are you supposed to eat Oreos with milk? ›

Here's the answer: The “twist, lick and dunk” method is the Oreo team's tried-and-true approach. While fans might add their own steps to the process, twisting the cookie halves apart, trying the layer of cream and then dunking the Oreo into some milk is what the brand swears by.

How many ways can you eat an Oreo? ›

Enjoy your Oreo with ice cream.

Simple scoop ice cream with an Oreo cookie and enjoy two treats in one bite. You can also crush or crumble Oreo cookies and sprinkle them on top of ice cream to add a tasty crunch. You can mix Oreo cookies, ice cream, milk, and a banana in a blender to create a delicious Oreo milkshake.

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Do people dip Oreos in milk? ›

It's generally agreed upon that Oreos are best when dunked in milk.

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How long to soak Oreos in milk? ›

Although the amount of time to perfection depends on preferred sogginess levels and milk fat content, the Utah researchers determined that 3 seconds was enough to thoroughly saturate the Oreo without losing structural integrity.

Are Oreos better with warm or cold milk? ›

This is a cookie we're talking about here - the holiest of holy foods, the one and only food group eligible to rule the pyramid (cookies are most certainly a food group.) I'd dunk them in cold milk. Warm milk can have a bit of a sour taste, which would run some good Oreos.

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Is it OK to eat a whole packet of Oreos? ›

Okay but seriously if you eat a whole pack in one sitting you will get really nauseous and probably throw up. I would recommend sticking to the serving size plus a few more. I've eaten a whole box in one sitting before, which is around 50 cookies, and nothing really happened.

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Is 3 Oreos a day too much? ›

Therefore, it can cause severe health conditions like diabetes, obesity, and heart diseases. However, you can avoid the harmful effects by having it in moderation. It's best you limit the Oreos consumption to 2 or 3 per day to stay within the advised daily intake limits.

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How many Oreos a day is OK? ›

It is recommended that an individual limits their intake of Oreos to the serving size specified on the package, which is typically three cookies. Each Oreo cookie contains approximately 52 calories and 2.3 grams of fat, including both saturated and unsaturated fats.

How old is the oldest Oreo? ›

The first Oreo was sold on March 6, 1912, to a grocer in Hoboken, New Jersey. The Oreo Biscuit was renamed in 1921 to "Oreo Sandwich"; in 1948, the name was changed to "Oreo Crème Sandwich"; and in 1974 it became the "Oreo Chocolate Sandwich Cookie", the name that has remained to this day.

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What age group eats the most Oreos? ›

Oreos are most popular among males ages 16-18 years.

Within gender and the age groups of our survey (ages 13-24), we found that Oreo is most popular among 16-18-year-old males. 92% of males cookie snackers ages 16-18 include Oreo as one of their favorite brands.

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What is Oreo bites? ›

Product Description. Milk chocolate with a vanilla flavour filling (45 %) and biscuit pieces (14 %).

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How to dunk an Oreo? ›

News Fun Tip: Best Way to Dunk Your Oreo

Use a fork! Stick the fork into the cream and then dunk away. If you drop your Oreo into the milk, then you'll probably need to use a spoon.

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Are frozen Oreos better? ›

I wondered how an Oreo could taste different—and, more importantly, how an Oreo could taste even better. Freezing it, that's how. The cookie gets perfectly snappy, and the creme takes on a bolder flavor and consistency.

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Can you eat Oreos with braces? ›

Soft cookies (without nuts) are good, but avoid hard cookies like Oreos and Chips Ahoy unless you're a milk dunker. Ice cream is fine, but skip the nuts and hard candy toppings. Milkshakes are good also, as are jello, pudding, and soft cake.

What percent of people eat Oreos with milk? ›

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There are also plenty of different ways for people to eat their favorite Oreo cookies. However, 50% said they like eating Oreos mostly just on their own. 48% enjoy them with milk. 16% like eating them in ice cream.

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Is it normal to eat cookies with milk? ›

Whether it's with the perfect chocolate chip cookie that's stored in the pantry or any other type of cookie Grandma would be proud of (like one made with white chocolate), the classic combo of milk and cookies is a recipe for happy taste buds and sweet nostalgia.

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Is it OK to eat cookies with milk? ›

Absolutely! Cookies and milk can be enjoyed as a delicious dessert or a comforting snack. The combination of the sweet, crunchy cookie with the creamy, cool milk makes for a satisfying treat at any time of day.

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