Rich and oh-so-creamy Oreo truffles made with Oreo cookies and cream cheese then covered in chocolate… does it get any better than that!? Made with only 3 ingredients and completely no-bake… these really are just the easiest little treats!
I’m sure you all know by now that I am a total and utter chocoholic. Whoever invented chocolate should really be awarded a medal. In fact, the only thing that comes close to my love of chocolate would be cheesecake… or anything that involves salted caramel… or in fact a slice of really good cake is pretty awesome too.
3 Ingredient Oreo Truffles
Hmmm anyway! Oreo Truffles are the best little things because they incorporate three super awesome, totally amazing, ridiculously delicious ingredients – chocolate, cream cheese and Oreos. Seriously that’s it! You only need three ingredients to make these truffles and every single bite will take you one step closer to heaven (not really, but we can all dream, right!?).
How to make Oreo Truffles…
To make the Oreo Truffles simply crush the biscuits in a food processor or Thermomix. Add the cream cheese and mix until well combined. Roll into balls and place onto a baking paper lined tray. Cover in melted chocolate and sprinkle with extra Oreo crumbs (or cute sprinkles, crushed candy canes, sugar balls etc). Place into the fridge to set.
These Oreo Truffles would be the most amazing little treat to give away as a Christmas gift, or for a yummy party food treat. But really, they’re just the best thing ever for a cheeky little late night snack!
Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days.
See below for the super-duper easy conventional and Thermomix instructions.
Enjoy! xx
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Oreo Truffles
Oreo Truffles Thermomix Instructions:
1. Place Oreos into the TM bowl and crush on Turbo until they resemble fine crumbs (set aside 2 tbs of crumbs to sprinkle on top).
2. Add the cream cheese and mix on Reverse Speed 2 until well combined (scraping down the sides of the bowl occasionally).
3. Roll into 1 inch sized balls and place on a tray lined with baking paper.
4. Place chocolate into a clean TM bowl and melt on 50 degrees, Speed 3, 2-3 minutes, scraping the sides occasionally.
5. Pour the melted chocolate into a bowl.
6. Place the truffles into the bowl of melted chocolate (in batches) and use two forks to roll the truffles around until they are completely coated.
7. Remove truffles with the forks and allow any excess chocolate to drip off.
8. Place back onto the baking paper lined tray and decorate with your choice of toppings (ie. crushed Oreos, candy canes, sprinkles, baubles etc).
9. Place into the fridge to set for 1 hour.
Now I want chocolate for breakfast! These look amaze-balls (excuse the pun!) I think these would be the ultimate Christmas treat for the chocolate/oreo lover in your life (that would be me then!)
These look so decadent – I can’t believe there are only three ingredients! Oh my, if I keep making all these delicious recipes you post you will need to roll me out of the house this Christmas!
Haha I’m already rolling out the door after all the treats! 🙂
I am also a chocoholic! And we must be weirdly in sync considering I just made these this weekend too! Oreo truffles all the way!
Haha how strange was that! Great minds think alike!
These look incredible. How do you get your chocolate to look so smooth- did you pour over or dip? I’ve made Tim Tams like this but not Oreo ones.
Hi Cindy, I just dip them in the melted chocolate with a fork! Nothing fancy! 🙂
Yuuumm! These look like the perfect Christmas treat! Thanks for joining the linkup again lovely xx
Thanks for having me Liz!
cute idea for the Christmas table! Although I fear little hands may sneak them all before the truffles made it to the table…
Hahaha yes that is very likely!!
Hehe I’m actually willing to believe that every bite takes you closer to heaven! How could it not? 😀
Absolutely!!! Chocolate heaven anyway!
Yum!
You only had to say chocolate and I was here!
Gorgeous post Luce. have a beautiful week. x
Haha I love it! xx
What a great gift these would make! Must not show husband!
Oh go on!!!! 🙂
Oh gawd – you’ve done it again! Gone and posted something that I HAVE TO MAKE. It’s all soooo good 🙂
My tastebuds are just in heaven right now – my waistline not so much hahaha.
Can’t wait to make these with the kids next week when I finish up work.
C x
Sorry Claire! Oh you will have so much fun making these!
Oh my Lordy. These are just too easy. I think I”m going to have to make them!
Go on Vicki! You’ll love them!
Simple and yummy! Love it, have added it to my Christmas baking list, to the delight of my children. Thank you.
That’s wonderful – I’m sure you will love them!
First it was your awesome Pods recipe (which we’ve made a couple of times now – YUM – the whole family loves them and that’s saying something) … AND NOW THIS!!! Way to sabotage my diet girlfriend!!! Bookmarking so I can try it!
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I’m so thrilled you guys made the Truffles. Yay!! Go you guys and your baking xx
Gosh these look so professional. You need to open up your own chocolate shop. You’re a master.
Oh gosh far from it Renee! But you are super sweet xx
Oh gosh, don’t tease us!!! But I guess a piece or two won’t hurt :P. Too good too pass up on your truffles, Lucy 🙂
Julie & Alesah
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Hehe absolutely! A couple of these are just perfect!
Oh wow… these truffles look to die for. I just can’t stop looking at the photos. Delish!
That’s so kind of you xx
Oreos are the one cookie that make me happy 🙂 These look absolutely scrumptious! x
Aren’t they fabulous!!! I love a good Oreo.
Could you tell me what sort of biscuit is the oreo-biscuit is , I live in Holland and we do not allways have the same name for ingredients but usually the same article , has just another name.
Thank you Very much.
We enjoy so much this foreihn baking
XXX
Hi there! An Oreo biscuit is basically two chocolate biscuits with a cream centre. I’m absolutely sure you would have a very similar alternative in Holland. Good luck!!
One word…AMAZING!
Oh thanks so much Eva 🙂
I need these with my cup of tea right NOW! I need to stop reading your blog Lucy lol. Yummy as always!
Oh I’m sorry Jem!! xx
OK, so I can actually use the phrase “totes amazeballs” in a totally non-ironic way right now.
Haha love it! 🙂
oh yum! these are definitely going in a pressie box with my panettone truffles – who doesn’t love oreos? 🙂
Oooh panettone truffles! Yum! What a great idea 🙂
These are soooo going on my list. The only thing better than Oreos is Oreos Truffles!
Yes! Exactly!!
Ah these are so pretty! I love oreo balls, so so good!
Thank you! xx
I’m trying to eat healthy this month but may have to make an exception! These look delish!
Hehe sorry for ruining your month!
There is absolutely NO WAY I would be able to control myself around these. NO way in the world xx
Haha I know… it’s terrible isn’t it!
Haha don’t worry.. me either!