Minnie Mouse Oreo Cookies Tutorial
We have 10 days to go until our trip to Disneyland and with this in mind, I wanted to share a tutorial on the blog for Minnie Mouse Oreo Cookies.
This really is a fun and easy activity which you can make for or with the kids and I hope you enjoy reading this post. Sylvia is really looking forward to seeing Minnie Mouse and this week we are off to find some Mickey or Minnie ears for our trip.
Angela x
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Contents
Ingredients For These Disney Oreos
- 1 package of double stuffed Oreos
- 1 bag of chocolate buttons
- 1 bag of red candy melts
- 1/4 bag of white candy melts
- wax paper
- cookie sheet
- two small pots
- tooth picks
- 1 package of royal icing cupcake decoration bows (If unavailable you can make bows using a mini bow mold)
Wilton Chocolate & Candy Melts Melting Pot, 2104-9006
Vremi 3 Piece Baking Sheets Nonstick Set – Professional Non Stick Sheet Pan Set for Baking – Carbon Steel Baking Pans Cookie Sheets with Red Silicone Handles – has Quarter and Half Sheet PansCuisinart 619-14 Chef’s Classic Nonstick Hard-Anodized 1-Quart Saucepan with Cover
How To Make These Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies
Gently tear apart the Oreos so that you have one half clean of filling and the filling is on the other half.
Take one of the chocolate buttons and place the bottom edge of the button on either side of the Oreo.
Pour the red candy melts into a microwave container and melt as per the instructions on the packaging.
Using a toothpick or chopstick dip the stick into the red candy melts and then drop some of the candy melt onto the edge of the chocolate button to create a glue.
Place the cookies back together and the chocolate should hold the Oreo back in place.
Dip the cookies half way into the red candy melt and then place on the wax paper,
Set the Oreos to one side to cool and harden. Once the red chocolate covering has hardened add in a few white wafers to another pot and microwave until melted.
Once melted, scoop the white chocolate into a zip lock bag, cut a tiny tip from the corner or the bag and pipe white chocolate as a line along the edge of the red chocolate.
Next, add white polka dots. Now all you need to do is take the icing bow, add a few dots of chocolate to make glue and place the bow on the cookie as shown below.
Let the white chocolate harden in the fridge for about 20 minutes.
Enjoy
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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Teacher who specialises in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has studied nutrition for children and taught adults cooking skills. Angela loves to share family meals and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
oooh how very yummy looking are these Minnie Mouse oreo cookies, I hope you guys have fun at Disneyland.
Thanks. I am sure we will have fun!
OMG I love these! So cute and they look really yummy too. I love oreos so I have to try these out!
tHANKS
These are super cute – these would be great for a party treat!
Yes they would go down at a Disney themed party!
I love Oreos – these are such a cute way of creating some Minnie Mouse treats!
They sure are. I am hoping this post is popular!
These look amazing. I must try them as I know the kids will love them.
Good luck. Let me know how it goes.
Aww! They are just the cutest. We love Oreo’s here x
Us too..They taste great with chocolate on them.
These look amazing and you make them sound so simple to make x
They do and they are quite simple.
Aww Angela these look incredible and so cleverly made. I hope you guys have an amazing trip x
These cookies are so adorable! I love how easy they look to do as well. Tx
Thanks Ting
These are just the cutest! I know 3 little girls who would love them, so gonna forward the recipe on to their mum x
thanks. Glad to know someone will benefit from this post. 🙂
I have never heard of candy melts? but I would love to make this