With just 4 ingredients, these smooth, minty, and rich Mint Oreo Truffles could not be easier to make! They’ll be the star of the show at your next holiday.
Mint Oreo Truffles
Oreo truffles are so delicious that we should really be able to eat them all year long, right?! So with St Patrick’s day as an indulgence excuse I made these yummy Mint Oreo Truffles, with mint Oreos, white chocolate, and just a little extra mint flavor! Smooth, creamy, fresh, and decadent. That’s my kind of dessert.
Of course, they’re also beautiful and equally as delicious for any other holiday or excuse you can conjure up. Christmas, Easter, Saturday night…. And with just 4 ingredients, these Mint Oreo Truffles couldn’t be any easier to make!
Mint Oreo Truffles Recipe
- 1 package mint Oreos
- 1 8 ounce package cream cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon peppermint extract
- 1 package white chocolate chips
- Optional: food coloring and sprinkles I used these sprinkles and this food coloring
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Add Oreos to a food processor and process until the Oreos are fine crumbs.
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Add cream cheese, cut into chunks, into the food processor with the Oreos. Process until smooth, like cookie dough.
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Add peppermint extract and process again.
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Remove dough mixture from processor and place in a bowl. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours,until dough is firm and not too gooey to handle.
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Roll dough into 1 1/2 inch balls. I like to refrigerate my dough balls again at this point for an hour or two so they don't melt in the chocolate, but it's optional.
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Melt white chocolate in a medium mixing bowl in 30 second intervals, stirring in between each interval. These short heating spurts helps the chocolate from getting burned. Stir in your food coloring, if you're using it.
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Dip each ball into the chocolate, covering it completely. Then set the truffle on a sheet of foil or wax paper. I like to scoop my ball out of the chocolate using a fork, scraping the bottom of the fork against the bowl rim to get rid of the excess chocolate.
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Add sprinkles on top, and repeat dipping for each of your balls. If you refrigerated your balls, the chocolate will set fast, and you will want to add sprinkles immediately after dipping so that they'll actually stick.
Did you like this Mint Oreo Truffles recipe? Find more on my Christmas Cookies & Treats, St Patrick’s Day, and Cake Pops & Truffles boards on Pinterest!
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I want one of these in my mouth right now!!! Thanks for sharing!
These are so cute, I love minty chocolate treats! My husband is Irish and I lived there for 5 years so I think that’s the perfect excuse to try and make these!
Yum! Those look so good!
These look delicious. Such a creative idea! Plus, I just love the mint and gold colour combo 🙂
My oh my oh my. Pinning. Definitely pinning this.
I’m thrilled you linked up with us at Snickerdoodle Sunday…hope to see you again this weekend with your latest makes!
Sarah (Sadie Seasongoods)
These are so pretty and I’m sure they taste delicious! I mean, how could you go wrong with mint and chocolate? 🙂 Pinning and sharing! 🙂
These looks so refreshing and the color is so gentle and cute!
I love your version of Oreo balls. So pretty.
Bev
These sound sooo good! Thanks for sharing on Found & Foraged.
Oh my goodness! These are so cute I would *almost* wouldn’t want to eat them 🙂
Thanks for sharing your recipe with us at Mommy Monday!
xxoxo
These look beautiful and delicious! They really are perfect for St. Patrick’s Day!
These are wonderful. Featuring when my link party opens up tonight!
How many does this make?
Quite a few. Easily 2-3 dozen.
Made these yesterday for Easter dinner, so pretty! I made another batch with milk chocolate and regular oreos and pastel sprinkles as well. What a pretty and festive dessert, perfect with after dinner coffee. My batches made less than 20 truffles each fyi and i feel like size was spot on although i could see making them a tad smaller. Very simple to make, although the refrigeration time to allow them to set between steps really is essential (although each step was quick and easy, and I would say the food processor is a must-I borrowed one and I`m glad I did). My suggestion is to make sure these are served cold-right from the fridge. Otherwise the texture of the oreos and cream cheese was mushy and not my favorite. I could see trying these again with different variations of flavored oreos and decorations depending on the occasion!