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Oreo Truffle Dipped Strawberries – Why give boring old regular chocolate covered strawberries when you can make OREO TRUFFLE dipped strawberries? This is a new twist on a favorite treat.
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New Twist on Dipped Strawberries
Do Oreo Truffle Dipped Strawberries count as a health food recipe, yes? Because I mean, strawberries and all that. So I added an Oreo truffle to the mix…pffft, this is totally going under the “healthier” dessert category. Plus, regular old chocolate dipped strawberries are so 1985.
These strawberries would make a great gift for Valentine’s Day. Or, they’d make a great addition to a dessert table for any parties you have coming up (like, say, a game day party?) Not only do they taste good (hello, chocolate + strawberries + Oreo truffles) but they have only 4 ingredients and they’re so pretty and bright and RED!
What is an Oreo Truffle Strawberry?
Maybe you’ve seen those cheesecake strawberries floating around the internet? Those are fabulous – they inspired a recipe in my book, Dessert Mashups. In that recipe, I stuffed regular chocolate truffles inside the strawberries, which was so rich and indulgent. When I was trying to think of an easy Valentine’s Dessert that wasn’t too heavy (like my Nutella truffles), I immediately remembered those strawberries.
This recipe is SO good: 4 ingredients, under 30 minutes. These Oreo Truffle Dipped Strawberries are so easy to make!
How to make Strawberries Stuffed with Truffles
I used large strawberries from Costco. I don’t know what they do to those berries, but they’re huge! Pick out the largest ones in the bunch you buy. This recipe makes 8, but you can easily double it.
I washed and dried them VERY well, then I cut off the stem and used a melon baller to scoop out the center.
Then I made up some Oreo Truffles. Have you made those before? They’re so easy, only two ingredients: Oreos and cream cheese. Mix them in a food processor until they’re thick and like paste, and you can roll them into balls. Then stuff a truffle in the hole in your berry.
Then all you have to do is dip the tops in chocolate. It’s like an inverse dipped strawberry!
Oreo Truffle Dipped Strawberries
Ingredients
- 8 Oreo cookies
- 1 ounce cream cheese
- 8 large strawberries washed and dried very well
- 4 ounces semi-sweet baking chocolate or almond bark
- 2 additional Oreos or Sprinkles optional
Instructions
- Place 8 Oreos in a food processor with cream cheese. Process until a thick paste forms (scraping down the sides of the food processor as needed). Line a cookie sheet with wax paper and scoop one tablespoon balls of truffle onto the cookie sheet (about 8). Chill until strawberries are ready.
- Slice the stem off the strawberry and scoop out the center with a small melon baller. Wipe the edge of the berry as dry as possible.
- Place chocolate in a small microwave safe bowl. I like to use paper Dixie bowls for easy clean up. Heat on high power in 30 second increments, stirring between each, until melted and smooth. Place remaining 2 Oreos into a plastic bag and crush using a rolling pin. (Those are for decoration, feel free to use sprinkles instead.) I recommend dividing the chocolate into two bowls in case it’s in a finicky mood and seizes. If that happens, drizzle the chocolate over the top of the berry instead of dipping it.
- To assemble the berries: place an Oreo truffle in each strawberry cavity. Dip the tops in the chocolate, then sprinkle with crushed Oreos or Sprinkles. Sometimes the chocolate can have trouble with the wet berries, so make sure to dry them as much as possible before dipping.
- Place the dipped berries back on the cookie sheet and chill until set. Store in the refrigerator. Best eaten the same day they are made.
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Recipe Notes
- Make sure to pat them dry, especially the cut part that you’ll be dipping in the chocolate.
- I like to melt my chocolate in a disposable Dixie bowl – you know those kind they sell by the paper plates? They microwave well and you can just throw them away after.
- I used semi-sweet baking chocolate for my dipping, but you can also use chocolate chips or almond bark or Candiquik.
- For some reason, my chocolate did not seize, which I consider a true miracle. Often when dipping things like berries, too much water gets into the chocolate, which makes it get all clumpy and ruins it. I suggest splitting your chocolate into two bowls before you start to dip, just in case. If the chocolate starts to seize, use the rest but use a spoon to drizzle it over the top instead of dipping the berry upside down into it.
- I sprinkled crushed Oreos on the top but you can use sprinkles too!
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Last Updated on February 4, 2023
Love this recipe! I included it in a round up post to celebrate National Oreo Cookie Day http://www.vegetariant.com/11-reasons-to-love-oreo-cookies/
These look amazing! Clearly way better than a regular chocolate covered strawberry. I always buy strawberries at Costco too. Right now ours are greenhouse grown from Michigan and are outstanding. I don’t know how they do it.
OMG OMG OMG OMG!!! Just stop right there -WHATTTT???! YUMMM so hard!
I would totally eat all of those, completely convincing myself that they aren’t that bad since there’s fruit! They look amazing – the only way to make a chocolate dipped strawberry any better!
Chocolate. Check. Oreos. Check. Strawberries. Check. Done and done! Love these!
Holy mother.
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