Oreo Cookie Christmas Ornaments Recipe
You are going to love this simple recipe for making Oreo Cookie Christmas ornaments. There is no cooking involved. Plus, the kids can help make these.
What could be better than edible cookie Christmas ornaments? Making these can become a family Christmas tradition with the kids.
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If you love a good recipe cheat that saves time in the kitchen, you are going to love this one for sure.

Ingredients
- White Chocolate Oreos (buy at your grocer, Walmart or Amazon)
- Christmas theme cake icing decorations (mine came from Target)
- Mini Reese’s Cups
- Tube of white frosting

Ingredient Substitutions
If you cannot find white chocolate Oreos, make them yourself with instructions below for white chocolate dipped Oreos.
- Oreo cookies
- White candy melts, like these
- Use Rolo candies instead of mini Reese’s peanut butter cups
- These Wilton Christmas icing candies will work too and you can also check Michael’s cake section for cute Christmas icing candies
Making white chocolate dipped Oreos
Place the white candy melts into a glass microwave safe bowl. Then microwave at 50% power in 45 second increments, stirring often. Continue until the candy is completely melted and smooth.
Then dip each Oreo into the melted white candy and tap the side of the bowl to allow excess to drip off.
Now place each wet cookie onto a waxed paper lined sheet pan to dry. Once dry, they are ready to decorate.

Directions
Step 1
Pipe a small dot of icing from the tube onto the cookie where you want to place your edible decoration. Place the candy onto the wet icing and press down gently. Allow to dry.

Step 2
Use the frosting to stick a mini Reese’s peanut butter cup or a Rolo candy to the top of the cookie and allow to dry before serving.

Tip
Cut each mini Reese’s cup in half before ‘gluing’ to the cookie for a better fit laying on a serving platter. I realized this after I finished. Live and learn ~wink~
Serve and enjoy!
These Oreo ornaments are super cute and and fun to serve for your holiday parties, give as gives, office parties or school parties.
See this Cookies and Cocoa theme Christmas party for great ideas.
You can make these up to one week before your event. Store them at room temperature in an airtight container until ready to serve.

I found these multi-racial candy icing decorations at Target. They are perfect for these fun holiday treats.
More Christmas Desserts
- Reindeer Rice Krispies Treats
- Santa’s Candy Sleigh
- Hershey’s Santa Hat Brownie Bites
- Easy No-Bake Grinch Haystack Cookies
- No Bake Reindeer Donuts (Kids can make these)
- Grinch Blossom Cookies Recipe
- Christmas Grinch Punch Recipe (Kid-Friendly)

Oreo Cookie Christmas Ornaments Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 pkg White Fudge Oreo Cookies substitute regular Oreos if needed and follow candy coating directions
- 2 pkgs Christmas Icing stick on decorations
- 1 pkg Mini Reese's peanut butter cups
- 1 tube white icing
Ingredient Substitutions
- 1 pkg Chocolate Oreo cookies
- 1 pkg white candy melts
Instructions
Making white chocolate dipped Oreos
- If you are unable to find White Fudge Oreos, make your own with these instructions.
- Place the white candy melts into a glass microwave safe bowl. Then microwave at 50% power in 45 second increments, stirring often. Continue until the candy is completely melted and smooth.
- Then dip each Oreo into the melted white candy and tap the side of the bowl to allow excess to drip off.
- Now place each wet cookie onto a waxed paper lined sheet pan to dry. Once dry, they are ready to decorate.
Decorating the White Iced Oreos
- Pipe a small dot of icing from the tube onto the cookie where you want to place your edible decoration. Place the candy onto the wet icing and press down gently. Allow to dry.
- Use the frosting to stick a mini Reese’s peanut butter cup or a Rolo candy to the top of the cookie and allow to dry before serving.
- Serve and enjoy!These Christmas treats can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to one week.