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Santa Pops

Have you been waiting for the Christmas version? I hope so…cause I am sharing my latest Oreo Pop with you today…the Santa Pops!

1. Insert your popsicle stick or sucker stick into your Double Stuft Oreo Cookies.

2. Line a pan with parchment or wax paper.

3. Melt your Red Wilton’s Candy Melts in 20 second intervals in the microwave.

4. “Dip” your Oreo’s into the melted candy. In the past I have been saying to *DIP* your Oreos and several of you were having difficulty with them staying on the stick during the dipping process. I realized that I was actually pouring the chocolate over the over with a spoon while holding the Oreo over the cup of melted chocolate. Just turn the Oreo around as needed so that the chocolate is completely covering your entire Oreo and the stick. Hopefully this will help some of you who were having difficulty. Sorry for the confusion.

5. Place the candy covered Oreo onto the wax paper.

6. Take a piece of black licorice {I used Twizzlers} and place it near the bottom of the Oreo. The hardened chocolate will hold them it in place permanently.

7. Take three white round sprinkles down the Oreo for the buttons of Santa’s shirt.

8. Squeeze some white frosting along the bottom of Santa’s shirt.

8. Quickly pop the tray of Oreos into the freezer just to set the chocolate.

9. When the chocolate has hardened (should only need a few minutes) remove the tray from the freezer and add the belt buckle. (A strip of yellow Laffy Taffy shaped into a buckle).

This makes for a pretty fun party treat or as a gift for a classmate. The possibilities are endless for these Oreo Pops. I am a woman obsessed. But…I must admit…I am a bit sick of them. I don’t eat them anymore. I just make them for the fun of it and then I give them away! What do you think?

Need some other Oreo Pop ideas?

Check out some of these past Idea Room ideas…

Minnie and Mickey Mouse Oreo Pops

Frankenstein Oreo Pops

Eyeball Oreo Pops

Snowman Oreo Pops

Snowman Oreo Puddles

Easter Bunny and Duck Oreo Pops

Graduation Oreo Pops

Apple Oreo Pops

Reindeer Pops

Easter Treats–Bunny and Duck Cookie Pops

Easter is coming and I can hardly believe it! Where does the time go? And with each holiday I have had fun challenging myself to come up with a fun holiday related “treat on a stick”! For Easter I created some bunny and duck pops.

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They are pretty simple to make. You will need some Oreo Cakesters and white chocolate, Almond Bark or CandiQuik. I used Vanilla CandiQuik.

Stick a sucker stick into the bottom of the Oreo Cakester so that it goes up into the middle between the two cake layers. Then dip the entire Oreo into the melted CandiQuik. Cover the entire Oreo and the bottom of the stick. This will harden and hold the Oreo firmly on the stick.

To make the bunny ears I took two swedish fish and stuck them into the top of the bunny head before the CandiQuik had hardened. Then I drizzled the CandiQuik over the ears and covered them completely.

Then I set the cookie down on some parchment paper. Quickly add two mini chocolate chips for the eyes and a jelly bean for the nose. I had some heart sprinkles left over from Valentine’s day that I used for the bunny’s cheeks.

For the ears, I took some pink sugar {easy to make—take regular granulated sugar and add a drop of red food coloring and mix together} and sprinkled it on the ears. Then I took some more CandiQuik and drizzled it on the edges of the ears to make an outline around the sugar. This made it so the sugar was just on the “inside” of the bunny’s ear.

Then let it dry.

To make the ducks. I dipped them the same as the bunny. I added mini chocolate chips for the eyes. I used some round sprinkles from Wilton for the cheeks and then some more heart shaped sprinkles on top. To get the hearts to stick I added a little bit of melted CandiQuik and used it like a glue. The beak is a mini Cadbury Egg. I drew a line for the beak with an Edible Black Marker. Then let it dry. After it had dried, I added a bit more melted CandiQuik to make the little fluff of feathers on the top of his head.

Pretty simple to do! Aren’t they so fun? A simple and easy gift for kids classmates and friends or for yourself!