Best Recipe of the Week: Oreo Truffles

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Oreo Truffles

Oreo Truffles

1 package Oreo cookies

1(8 oz) block of softened cream cheese

1 tub of Dolci or Bakers melting white chocolate

Blend package of Oreo's in food processor to make into a fine powder (looks like dirt). Add softened cream cheese to oreo's and blend with a fork until it makes a sticky dough. Roll into quarter size balls and place on wax paper (makes about 25). Put the oreo balls into the freezer for atleast 20 minutes before dipping them in the melted white chocolate. The chocolate will harder in about 15 minutes. Keep in fridge (we like to keep ours in the freezer)

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ErikaOctober 8, 2009 at 7:51 PM
These are delicious!!! Thanks for the recipe Natalie!
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Jacob and KatieOctober 9, 2009 at 8:14 AM
Mmm, just a heads up: Wegmans has free Oreo cookies right now for UB students.
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BrittaOctober 15, 2009 at 2:14 PM
I loved these and I'm so glad you posted the recipe - I WAS going to send you an email. How do you become a contributor to this blog? Anyone? It's awesome!
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