Oreo Dessert
Try this Oreo Dessert recipe, or contribute your own.
Try this Oreo Dessert recipe, or contribute your own.
- Carbohydrate 52.864 g
- Cholesterol 4.48 mg
- Fat 29.3449875 g
- Fiber 0 g
- Protein 6.725925 g
- Saturated Fat 25.25161875 g
- Serving Size 1 1 Serving (229g)
- Sodium 161.37875 mg
- Sugar 52.864 g
- Trans Fat 1.61289875 g
- Calories 502 calories
Step-by-step
- Crush cookies into crumbs (I use the food processor for this).
- Make pudding according to package directions.
- Add Cool Whip and cold coffee to pudding mixture, blend well.
- Using a 9 X 13 dish, layer the bottom of the dish with cookie crumbs, then a layer of pudding mixture, more cookie crumbs, more pudding, etc.
- Depending on how creative I feel (and how much "extra time" I have on my hands) sometimes I finish up with the pudding mixture and a "dusting" of cookie crumbs, sometimes I put whole cookies on the top, occasionally I get really creative and "decorate" the top by coloring the pudding mixture.
My Go-To Oreo Dessert: Easy, Delicious, and Always a Crowd-Pleaser
As a busy mom of three, finding time to bake elaborate desserts is a luxury I rarely afford myself. My family deserves delicious treats, but my schedule demands simplicity. That's why this Oreo dessert has become my absolute go-to recipe. It’s quick, it’s easy, and it’s unbelievably satisfying – a true lifesaver on those hectic weeknights, or even when I need a last-minute dessert for a get-together. The best part? It requires no baking whatsoever! This recipe was passed down from my grandmother, a woman who mastered the art of deliciousness with minimal fuss, and it truly reflects her wisdom in the kitchen.
The secret to this dessert's success lies in its versatility. It’s incredibly adaptable. I’ve made this countless times and it always ends up satisfying. Sometimes I'll add a sprinkle of chocolate shavings on top for extra decadence, or perhaps some chopped nuts for a bit of texture. I've even experimented with different types of cookies – chocolate sandwich cookies, graham crackers – and each variation brings its own unique twist. The beauty of this recipe is that there's no right or wrong way to do it; it's all about unleashing your creativity and having fun in the kitchen. I regularly get requests for this simple yet scrumptious recipe from friends and family.
The most important aspect of this dessert, besides the taste, is the memories it creates. Many family gatherings and celebrations have been made sweeter by the presence of this Oreo dessert. From birthday parties to casual family gatherings, it has consistently been a crowd-pleaser. My children love helping me assemble the layers; it's a fun activity we share together, transforming a simple task into a cherished moment. It's a delicious treat that makes even the busiest of days a little bit brighter. The simple pleasure of creating something so delicious and effortless is a joy I wouldn’t trade for anything. I often find myself making a double batch to share with friends and neighbors. And I know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, they love it as much as we do, and there's just something about sharing a sweet treat that adds to the overall experience. It’s not just a dessert; it's a connection, a shared moment of sweetness that strengthens bonds and creates lasting memories. I highly encourage you all to give it a try and create some of your own special memories with this simple, yet incredible, Oreo dessert. It's a perfect reminder that the sweetest things in life are often the simplest.
Ingredients:
- 1 large container Cool Whip
- 1 large package vanilla pudding
- 1 large package Oreo cookies (or other chocolate sandwich cookies)
- 1 teaspoon cold coffee (up to 2 teaspoons)
