Oops. I did it again.
Yes, just like that noteworthy song, here’s another hit for you! Because who can ever say no to a dipped Oreo? I can’t. You shouldn’t, either.
Especially when the Oreo in question is the limited edition Pumpkin Spice flavor. And I put a cute little candy pumpkin on top! Sorry, but the cuteness factor here is getting to me. I can’t resist my own creation.
Neither could my creative writing class, by the way. These were gone pretty fast. It’s a good thing I ate one before the kids got to them. I literally put them on the desk in front of me and a bunch of kids surged toward me. I feared for my life.
Yep, teens and treats. They act like they’ve never eaten before. But I didn’t blame them here, because these Oreos are delicious.
And if you saw my recipe last week for chocolate-dipped Reese’s Oreos, you know that I’m a big fan of money-saving hacks. Why go get these at a store when they’re crazy simple to make yourself?
Especially because dipped Oreos, for whatever reason, are highly overpriced. I’m not down with that. I believe in good quality for less, which is why I bake brownies that give all the best bakeries in town a run for their money.
Before I come across sounding too high on myself, I’d better go. To a bakery. To apologize, because bakeries rock. Maybe I’ll bring them another batch of these to make amends!
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Whenever I go to the mall, I always see the Godiva sign hanging like a beacon in the distance, beckoning me toward its glory. And sometimes I will stop in and buy some chocolate, especially the truffles. If you haven’t tried their red velvet truffle, just do it now.
But sometimes I want to make my own. It’s cheaper, pretty easy, and I can get creative. The hardest part about making a truffle is really just deciding to buckle down and do it.
Now that the holiday season is officially here, it’s time to make homemade gifts and get them all ready to go. In other words, it’s time for fudge!
In a week or so, my kitchen will be overflowing with pans of fudge. I’ve been known to have 20 pans sitting on my counters, getting sliced up and mixed into assortments for family and friends. Somehow, everyone always looks forward to fudge with so much excitement that I have a hard time gifting anything else.
As long as we’re talking holidays, I might as well admit that I have some leftover Milky Way bars left over from Halloween. Or I should say, I had some. Now they’re all in this fudge!
Nothing is better than tricked-out popcorn.
I used to take regular pilgrimages to NYC before the kids came along, and back then, there was a Popcorn, Indiana store in Times Square. I’d go there and order popcorn slathered in chocolate, have them pack it up in a big bag, and eat it on the train ride home.
Like all great stores, that one closed down, but I learned my lesson: always dress up your popcorn as much as you can. This one is covered in chocolate, mixed with Reese’s minis, and finished off with dollops of melted Reese’s chips. No trip to New York necessary for all of this madness!
Dipped Oreos – well thanks for making Oreos even more addicting and poppable. These are so fun and festive! The cookies, cream, and frosting are the trifecta of a perfect treat!
Mary Frances recently posted…{Vegan} Orange Hazelnut Maple Cinnamon Rolls
Ha! Well, we all know that Oreos needed to be more addictive! Sorry! But not. 🙂
these look very festive Mir 🙂 so easy and fun!
Manali @ CookWithManali recently posted…Red Quinoa with Peas, Raisins & Sweet Corn
Thanks, Manali! I’m always festive around Thanksgiving.
I would’ve loved to have a teacher like you in high school, MIr! I’m sure all of your students love your tasty treats. And I’m loving these pumpkin spice oreos! I loved your version before, and these sound just as good. I’m a sucker for anything with white chocolate, and of course, pumpkin!
Gayle @ Pumpkin ‘N Spice recently posted…Halloween Funfetti Cake Mix Cookies
I bribe them with sugar, Gayle! Just kidding. Kind of. 🙂
Haha, I was wondering if you were going to use these pumpkin spice oreos in something! I’m not usually a big oreo fan (I know, it is kinda crazy haha) but I think I could really get on board with these ones!
Isadora @ she likes food recently posted…Vegan Chili Cheese Fries
Yeah, I kind of had to. Whenever they release a new one, I have to bake with it. Thanks, Isadora!
amazing! these had to have disappeared SO fast! YUM!
Michele @ Two Raspberries recently posted…Happy Halloween Ghost Themed Link Love
Seriously, it was like the wind blew and they were gone. Too funny, Michele!
Mir, I like these even better than your previous ones… White chocolate is one of my favorites and the little candy pumpkin on top is irresistible! I totally know what you’re saying about teens and food; I have two at home… Yeah for not having to pay bakery prices for something that can easily be made at home!
Heather @ Shards of Lavender recently posted…Skinny Chocolate Chip Banana Bread Muffins
Thanks, Heather! Teens are scary with food. They eat so much so fast!
Mmmm, dipped oreos are so good. I buy them every time I’m in the States cause they aren’t in Canada. I don’t know why it never occurred to me to just dip some oreos. Maybe that’s a good thing. I don’t need to eat more of those! 🙂
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Ha! I’m sorry to hear they don’t have them in Canada. But maybe that is a good thing. At a store called Trader Joe’s here in the US, they sell different flavors very inexpensively at the holidays. So good!