Oreo Bark
Uh, so not to freak anyone out or anything, but Christmas is less than 2 weeks away.
Did you know this? Is this common knowledge? Are people talking about this??!
We're not panicking. No, not at all. We're totally fine, toooootally fine. Nary a frantic, last minute shopping trip in sight.
Ok well maybe one. Or two.
SWEET DECEMBER 12TH WE ARE NOT READY.
Where does the time go!?!
Well, yes we did have to devote rather a large chunk of our waking hours to catching up on our backlogged DVR.
We couldn't very well walk around in public not knowing the most recent Revenge storyline now could we?!
And there has been the odd holiday party sparkly dress shopping excursion. But excuse us if we're just trying to look festive and make some merry.
We couldn't very well walk around in public in last year's black sequined dress now could we?!
Thankfully, we found a spare 11 minutes between watching tv and not doing any holiday shopping for others to throw together this Oreo bark.
It's creamy-cookie deliciousness. And we're not kidding about the 11 minutes part. So sugar plums, if you, like us, have perhaps let this whole Christmas business sneak up on you a wee tiny bit, then make this bark.
It's easy, QUICK, and makes a perfect little holiday treat for anyone.
Aaaand you can make another batch stat if you maybe accidentally eat the first one yourself.
Oreo Bark
Makes about 1 pound
Adapted from Bakers Royale
10 ounces white chocolate, chopped (we use Godiva White Chocolate with Vanilla Bean)
16 Oreos, crushed
Line a 8 inch square baking dish with wax paper, letting the excess hang over the sides of the pan.
Place chocolate in a glass bowl and heat in the microwave on 30 second bursts, stirring between cooking, until almost melted. Stir until smooth. Add in crushed Oreos, reserving 1/4 cup for topping. Mix until the cookie pieces are evenly coated, then spread into prepared baking dish. Cover the top with remaining crushed cookies and chill until set, about an hour.
Remove from pan by lifting edges of wax paper. Peel off paper and cut into wedges. Serve chilled or at room temperature. Store bark covered in the fridge.
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Reader Comments (14)
LOVE! :)
This sounds delightful!
I will take 5 billion pounds of this Oreo Bark please!! :-D
I love this and want some right now!
This looks absolutely delicious. I love that it's got only two ingredients!
I have been all about the bark candies this year. I can't believe how easy and quick they are!
What an amazing recipe, this looks incredible!! Brilliant idea!! Love your blog, so glad to be a new follower! xoxo
I loooooove anything oreo and this bark seems so easy to make!
they look delicious and it seems so easy to make, I LOVE oreos, so this is a recipe to keep
Just finished making this with holiday Oreos! The red Oreo creme really makes it festive, and I'm wishing I would've thrown in some green M&Ms or something...these will be the perfect edition to my gift baskets this year!
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Just made this with my 2.5-yr-old son. So much fun to make & eat! Will definitely be doing again.
This is such a great idea for cookie exchanges at the workplace. Something unique and delicious!
Katy & Abby - oh my goodness. Incredible. I thought I couldn't waste calories with white chocolate. You changed my mind forever. (white chocolate Oreo coma.....) I'm going to gift this and change the minds of others..... :)