Name: Easter Dipped Oreos
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 70 min
Yield: 30 Oreos
Ingredients: 1 package Oreos, (family size); candy melts, (Easter colors); Easter sprinkles, (variety); other Easter candy decorations

Homemade Dipped Oreos for Valentine’s Day are so bright, fun, and easy to make! Package them up in cellophane bags for a simple and tasty valentine gift.

Valentine’s Day is my favorite holiday for treats! I love throwing a party and serving Valentine’s Day Chex Treat or packaging up Valentine’s Day Caramel Pretzel Bites for friends. And I always bring this Valentine’s Day Candy Dice Game to an elementary school party!

What is it about Valentine’s Day that makes me want to make and eat all the candy and treats? It’s probably the fun colors. I mean, just look at these Oreos. I loved customizing each one with different colors of candy melts and sprinkles!

Does this plate of cookies remind you of the movie Alice in Wonderland? I think of that tea party whenever I look at these pictures!

WHAT DO YOU USE TO DIP OREOS?

You can use colored candy melts or you can use white chocolate chips and use food coloring to color them. The easiest option is to buy candy melts in different colors.

HOW DO YOU MAKE Valentine’s Day DIPPED OREOS?

Simply melt the candy melts one color at a time and dip the Oreos. You want to decorate each individual Oreo after it has been dipped or the coating will cool too much.

WHAT ARE CANDY MELTS?

Candy melts are vanilla-flavored discs for candy making and coating. They come in multiple colors for all kinds of fun treats! You can buy them at Walmart, craft and party stores, and other grocery stores.

HOW LONG DO DIPPED OREOS LAST?

You can keep a sealed container of dipped Oreos for up to two weeks. Keep them at room temperature.

HOW DO YOU MAKE CANDY MELT OREOS?

Heat the candy melts one color at a time so they don’t all get too cool. Dip the Oreos in your chosen color then continue on to melt and dip with the next color. (See my post for Halloween Dipped Oreos for photo instructions!)

There are two ways to dip these cookies: with candy melts or white chocolate. Candy melts do not take food coloring so if you need to color your coating, use white chocolate or almond bark and add food coloring. The easiest option is to buy individual colors of candy melts, which is what I did.

After you melt one of the colors of candy melts or chocolate, drop an Oreo in and cover it completely. Use a fork to lift out and give it a little shake to remove the excess drips coming off the bottom.

Place the covered Oreos on a sheet of wax paper and immediately add the decorations you’re using. If you wait to top them with your decorations the coating can cool and the decorations won’t stick. I love using a variety of sprinkles and candy pearls!

Aren’t those so fun? I loved making these cookies and especially loved packaging them up for some of our friends!

More Colorful and Festive Valentine’s Day Treat Recipes

Oreo cookies dipped in bright colors and decorated for Easter!

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Easter Dipped Oreos

Easter Oreos dipped and decorated! These cookies are so easy to prepare and require two ingredients, plus decorations. Great for a family gathering!

Prep Time10 mins

Cooling Time1 hr

Total Time1 hr 10 mins

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keyword: chocolate, cookies, dessert, easter, holiday, no bake, treat

Servings: 30 Oreos

Equipment

glass bowls
spoon
silicone spatula
wax paper
fork

Ingredients

1 package Oreos, family size
candy melts, Easter colors
Easter sprinkles, variety
other Easter candy decorations

Instructions

Melt one package of candy melts in a microwavable glass bowl, according to package directions. Use a silicone spatula to stir. ONLY MELT ONE COLOR OF CANDY MELTS.
Drop an Oreo cookie into the candy melts and use a spoon to cover completely with coating. Use a fork to pick up the cookie from the bottom and lightly shake to remove excess coating.
Place on wax paper and immediately and sprinkles and other decorations. Repeat step 2 until color is gone. Repeat steps 1 and 2 with other colors of candy melts.

Notes

I used bright white, pink, lavender, light blue, and light green, and yellow Wilton candy melts. For the yellow I added white candy melts to some of the yellow ones to make the color lighter!

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I hope you love these pretty little cookies! Those Valentine’s Day colors just make me so happy. If you like these, you’ll love my Valentine’s Day Caramel Pretzel Bites!

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Alli is the food blogger and photographer behind Cupcake Diaries. Nestled in Northern Utah with her four young boys, hubby, and a full pantry, she loves baking all kinds of treats as well as quick and easy meals for her family. What started out as sharing a few recipes with family members here and there soon turned into a full-functioning recipe blog with readers from all around the world! Alli is a full-time mom who enjoys music, holidays, and spending time with her family.