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Do you love Oreos? How about white chocolate? Do you enjoy combining two of your favorite things to make one fantastic treat? If so, then you have to try these White Chocolate Covered Oreos! They’re easy to make, and even more delicious than you might imagine. Plus, they’re perfect for any occasion – whether you’re looking for a sweet snack or a tasty dessert.

Ready to give them a try? Keep reading for the recipe because today we are going to learn how to make white chocolate covered Oreos with a Valentine’s day spin. (We do include affiliate links in this article)

You will need:

• 10-12 Oreo cookies (any flavor) ( about 1 package of Oreos)
• 2 tablespoons shortening or coconut oil
• sprinkles

How to make White Chocolate Covered Oreos

Place the melting chocolate or white candy melts in a microwave-safe bowl and heat for 30 seconds. I actually love using a chocolate melter which is basically a double boiler, but to achieve a smooth finish you can use whichever method you prefer. Stir the melting chocolate, then cook in 15 second intervals until melted and smooth. One kitchen tip I love to share is to use a glass bowl.

The melting wafers take some heat from the glass bowl and melt more evenly. I've actually noticed with some brands, I can reduce the time in the microwave by using a glass bowl! I use a fork after each of the short intervals in the microwave and just give it a quick stir to evenly melt the chocolate. If you use colored candy melts (especially dark reds and blues) the chocolate may take longer to melt.

To make your dipped cookies , just dip each Oreo into the melted chocolate, turning to coat both sides. Again I like to use a fork to take the coated Oreo out of the chocolate. It lets the excess chocolate drip back into the bowl, rather than being wasted on the baking sheet! Place each Oreo on a baking sheet or cookie sheet lined with wax paper or parchment paper. Let stand until coating is firm. It depends on your climate but it usually takes about 10-15 minutes until you see the chocolate set. The first ones will be setting up by the time you're finished with this step. Don't forget– they need sprinkles before they are completely set! This is what makes this easy dessert festive!

How To Add Valentines Twist To These White Chocolate Covered Oreos :

We used regular white candy melts for our chocolate coating. However, you can adapt this to your own taste and creativity! One idea is to tint some of your melted white chocolate pink using red food coloring gel. This will make it set up much more quickly, so be sure to re-melt in the microwave if needed. If you don't like white chocolate try using dark chocolate or milk chocolate. Wilton candy melts and Ghirardelli Chocolate Wafers come in a variety of flavors and colors. I like to find candy melts at Michael's and then of course you can find just about any other chocolate at the grocery store.

The other way to make these perfect for Valentine's Day is to use a variety of sprinkles. You can always find seasonal sprinkles at Walmart— or just make your own! I was in a pinch last time I needed sprinkles, so I ended up mixing a pink/purple mix of sprinkles with a Halloween mix. This gave an overall good mixture of colors (for a kid's birthday party)! Just using what you have is the perfect way to avoid extra trips to the store or not finding what you need! Another fun idea is to use different colors on each Oreo. If you have pink and red– do some of each!

These White Chocolate Covered Oreos are an easy recipe that the kids can have fun doing. How about making a fun baking day with them? You could make a White Chocolate Covered Oreos party platter for your kid's school Valentine party or church group. Let the kids help you come up with some cool ideas to decorate these little cookies!

Great for Any Time of Year:

These White Chocolate Covered Oreos would aren't just for Valentines day. I have actually made these for Independence Day, Christmas– you name it! It's one of those last minute, no bake dessert ideas that work in a pinch! You could make them for any special occasion. A few more ideas are:

• Gold and silver sprinkles – for New Year's Eve when they are ringing in the new year
• Green and white- for St. Patrick's Day
• Pastels for DIY Easter Treats (we actually have a similar Easter Egg Oreo Truffle Recipe you can check out here!)
• Orange and white to go along with an Easter Carrot Cake
• Red and Green for Christmas Cookies
• Red, White, and Blue – Independence Day and Memorial Day
• Halloween or Fall colors for a fall holiday party
• Football colors for a fun way to celebrate game day!

Once you are done making these cute little Valentines cookies, you're going to want to store them in an airtight container.

We hope you enjoy learning How to Make White Chocolate Covered Oreos. They are truly delicious, and they're perfect for any occasion. There are no rules when it comes to making these Oreos. Leave us a comment below and tell us your favorite way to make this easy chocolate dessert.

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If you are doing Valentines Day at Home this year, check our At Home Valentines day Ideas.

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