I’m a sucker for seasonal products & packaging. . .
the temptation, scary~
their frightening pull too much to resist!
Especially when Halloween Oreos
come in 5 BOOrific shapes, one a witch :)
I’ve seen Oreo Brownies all over Pinterest.
I found a recipe from Picky Palate~ dipping the Oreos individually in brownie batter and baking them in a muffin tin.
I used Ghirardelli Double Chocolate Brownie Mix~ next time I’d use a brownie mix without chocolate chips for easier dipping and a smoother Oreo Brownie.
Spray your muffin tin, liberally!
My brownies baked in about 15 minutes at 350 degrees~ depending on your oven, check them around 10 – 12 minutes, testing for doneness with a toothpick.
Ghirardelli Brownie Mix is fudgy~ I found it easier to remove the brownies after letting them cool in the pan and then refrigerating the pan 20 minutes.
I used some Wilton Candy Melts
and some sprinkles to dress up
the Oreo Brownies for Halloween~
I sent these to my husband’s office~ they disappeared quickly. . . no great surprise, since they are an Oreo wrapped inside a fudgy brownie layer!
They’re quick & easy for a party,
and festive served in cupcake liners!
There are 30 Oreos in a package, the Ghirardelli mix made enough batter to dip 19 cookies, if you use a family size brownie mix you’ll have enough batter for all 30 Oreos~ or just eat the remaining Oreos by themselves :)
A fun idea for the Winter Edition Oreos with their red creme filling too~ that will no doubt hit the shelves as soon as the Halloween merchandise is gone :)
You can use regular Oreos if you can’t find the Halloween version~ the sprinkles and orange-drizzled candy melt, a cheery costume for your Oreos to wear and for your trick-or-treaters or party goers to enjoy!
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Looks like a yummy treat Mary! Love the fun idea of turning the cupcake liner inside out too, very pretty:@)
That recipe sounds devilishly delicious !! I love the witches’ shoes!
Oooh, these look fantastic – for Halloween or any day of the year :)
Love the witch’s tights, LOL! These brownies look delish. My girls would love them!
Yum! I imagine this technique would be delicious with the mint Oreos as well. Great idea! I love the Oreo “legs” and the witch shoes.
You tempted by all things seasonal? Who would have guessed! (: the rest of us are lucky to share what you do with all your goodies.
You are so talented!! I love what you did for the legs! I’m a sucker for seasonal packaging myself! Esp. Halloween!
I need a 12 step program for your blog. I’m totally addicted!!!! WOW. Everything you do, amazing. Patty
What fun! You always come up with the cutest ideas. Love the witch’s cookie tights. ;-) Gotta make these brownies. Thanks for sharing your creative ideas……….Sarah
Mary…what a great idea…this is something I can enjoy doing with my granddaughter…so love how you lined the oreos as “legs” into the shoes..you are too darn creative…I so love it when your post pops up in my email..makes me smile and cannot wait to click and read!!…Amazing pics Mary!!
I have those witches shoes…are yours votive holders? What a clever idea to line up the Oreos as the legs:) I just might make these to take to our dinner group, even though I am not bringing dessert:0 Who could resist 2 desserts??? XO, Pinky
These are really cute, I am a sucker for seasonal treats and packaging too. Can’t help myself! Love these. xo
Love these for our Halloween Trick or Treat Exchange at work! Another question regarding a past idea…the Ghostly Peeps. How long do you bake the brownies in the individual jars and how many 1/2 pint jars do you get from a brownie mix?
The witch’s stockings and shoes is so clever!!! The idea of using contrasting double liners and turning one inside out is just too fun!
Those witch stockings are the greatest, I love that! I have not seen the colored oreo cookies. The brownies sure look good, I would love one please while visiting home is where the boat is! Great photos…………..
Mary,
You truly made me “Laugh Out Loud” when I saw the Oreos used as striped Witches tights!!! Too funny! Have a SPOOKtacular Halloween, dear friend!
Fondly,
Pat
What a cute party treat, Mary! I love the witch’s shoes and especially her oreos stockings! I guess that gives a new meaning to “trick or treat, smell my feet….” ’cause you gave us “something good to eat”!!
Wow those are yummy looking treats.
Dee
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Mary, you sure know how to dress a brownie! I just used that Ghirardelli brownie mix too and my brownies fell apart! Love that image of the oreos spilling out from the witch’s shoes!
Thanks for everyone’s comments! Kitty, yours made me laugh out loud! Pinky~ The witch shoes are votive holders from Pier 1 :)
LOVE the witch legs and the double liners, so clever. The Halloween “brownies” look irresistible!
I didn’t have good luck with this recipe – happy to hear it worked well for you! Love your photos, especially the cookies in the shoes!
These look so good! I love all the photos!
What a cute idea, Mary! I have to find some Halloween Oreos!
I love this idea. We do brownie with Oreos in the middle but this is so cute and easy. Definitely going to use the cookie idea for legs!!! They are perfect for our fun Halloween table. I can’t Pin on this IPad or I would be Pinning that to remember it! You are sooooooo fun!
Love your creativity! So neat to stack the oreos to make them witches stockings!
- The Tablescaper
What a cute and yummy idea!
The balloon festival looked like so much fun — I loved the jack O lantern balloon!
The oreo brownie is a fabulous idea! I baked brownies this Sunday when we had our RE Open House so my house would smell enticing….lol!
Yum! Wonderful recipe! Thanks so much for sharing. Won’t you come by and share at Totally Transformed? I know my readers would love to see. http://pjhdesignsoneofakind.blogspot.com Hope to see you. :-) Peggy
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