Funfetti Oreo Pops

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These Funfetti Oreo Pops are a dessert dream come true! There’s nothing quite like eating one (or two) of these sweet treats by just picking one up and popping it in your mouth. The best part? They’re fast, easy to make, and full of flavor! Perfect for a quick and easy dessert!

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💖 Why This Recipe Works
⭐ Star Ingredients
📖 Substitutions & Variations
🔪 How To Make Funfetti Oreo Pops
👩‍🍳 Expert Tips
💭 FAQs
💖 Serving Suggestions
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Funfetti Oreo Pops

💖 Why This Recipe Works

Fun and Colorful: Perfect for parties, kids, or any celebration.
Delicious Treat: A sweet combo of Oreos, cream cheese, and chocolate!
Easy to Make: Simple steps with just a few ingredients.

⭐ Star Ingredients

Oreos: Deliver a chocolatey crunch, providing the perfect base for these delightful pops.
Cream Cheese: Adds a creamy texture, balancing the sweetness and binding the mixture together.
White Chocolate: Provides a sweet, smooth coating, enveloping each pop in a delicious shell.
Food Coloring: Offers vibrant hues, allowing you to customize the pops for any occasion or theme.
Sprinkles: Optional, yet they add a fun, colorful finish, making each pop visually appealing and festive.

For the complete list of ingredients with measurements and instructions, please see the recipe card at the bottom of the post.

📖 Substitutions & Variations

White Chocolate Funfetti Pops: Dip the pops in white chocolate instead of pink candy coating for a more classic look. Add a touch of pink food coloring to the white chocolate for a softer, pastel appearance.
Chocolate-Dipped Funfetti Pops: Instead of pink candy coating, dip the balls in melted milk or dark chocolate. The contrast between the chocolate and the colorful Funfetti sprinkles makes for an eye-catching treat.
Strawberry Funfetti Pops: Add a few drops of strawberry extract to the cream cheese and Oreo mixture to infuse the balls with a delicious strawberry flavor. You can also mix in some freeze-dried strawberry powder for an extra fruity punch.

🔪 How To Make Funfetti Oreo Pops

Grinding Golden Oreos to make crumbs in a food processor.

Step 1: Place Oreos in a food processor and grind them into fine crumbs. If your processor is small, do this in two batches for even crumbs.

Mixing cream cheese with Oreo crumbs in a food processor.

Step 2: Add room-temperature cream cheese to the Oreo crumbs. (If the cream cheese isn’t soft, microwave it for 20-30 seconds but ensure it isn’t hot.) Mix until the crumbs and cream cheese form a dough ball. Stop mixing when the dough comes together.

Mixing sprinkles in Oreo crumbs and cream cheese mixture with a spatula.

Step 3: Remove the blade from the processor and fold in sprinkles using a spatula. Mix gently to avoid breaking the dough.

Dough balls on baking tray to make Oreo Pops.

Step 4: Use a cookie scoop to portion the dough into even balls. Place the balls on a baking sheet lined with parchment or wax paper. Freeze them for 10-15 minutes until they’re slightly firm but not completely frozen.

Step 5: Microwave white chocolate in a bowl for 30 seconds. Stir and microwave again for another 30 seconds until smooth. Add food coloring if desired, mixing it in gradually to achieve the perfect shade.

Coating Oreo pop dough ball with pink colored melted white chocolate.

Step 6: Remove the dough balls from the freezer. Roll each one into a smooth ball with your hands. Dip the balls into the melted chocolate.

Coated Oreo pop dough ball with pink colored melted white chocolate.

Step 7: Ensure that all the balls are fully coated. Place the coated Oreo balls back onto the wax-lined baking sheet. Sprinkle extra sprinkles on top immediately before the chocolate sets.

Pink colored Oreo pops are ready to be served.

Step 8: Let the chocolate harden for about 5 minutes. Serve and enjoy your colorful and delicious Funfetti Oreo Pops!

👩‍🍳 Expert Tips

Chill the Dough: After forming the Oreo balls, refrigerate them for at least 20-30 minutes. This step helps them firm up and makes it easier to dip into the coating without falling apart.
Melt Candy Coating Slowly: Use a microwave or double boiler to melt your pink candy coating slowly. Overheating can cause the coating to seize up, making it difficult to dip the balls.
Add Sprinkles Quickly: As soon as you dip each Funfetti Oreo ball, sprinkle the Funfetti on top while the coating is still wet. This ensures that the sprinkles stick well and don’t fall off after the coating hardens.

💭 FAQs

Why Are My Oreo Pops Sticky?

If you use too much cream cheese, this may happen. Also, make sure that you’re not using double-stuffed Oreos as this will be a lot more of the Oreo filling and it won’t be the right ratio for this recipe.

What Is The Easiest Way To Dip Pops In Chocolate?

You have options! You can balance one on a fork and dip it down into the chocolate. Or you can put a toothpick in the Oreo ball and then dip it into the chocolate that way.

Both will work and both will give the excess chocolate the ability to drizzle back into the bowl without making a mess.

How Long Are Oreo Pops Good For?

As long as you store them correctly, they’ll last for up to 3 weeks in the fridge! Just add them to an airtight container and keep them nice and cool.

Can I Freeze Oreo Pops?

Yes, you can freeze these Funfetti Oreo pops. I like to wrap them in saran wrap and then add them to a freezer-safe bag. They should stay fresh in the freezer for up to 4 months.

💖 Serving Suggestions

Serve at a Party: These colorful pops make a fun, eye-catching treat for birthdays, baby showers, or any celebration.
Pair with Vanilla Ice Cream: For an indulgent dessert, serve the Funfetti Oreo pops alongside a scoop of creamy vanilla ice cream.
Present in a Gift Box: Package the pops in a cute gift box or bag with a ribbon for a personalized and festive treat to give to friends or loved ones.
Enjoy with a Cold Glass of Milk: The classic combination of milk and Oreos is a perfect pairing for these sweet, crunchy pops.

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