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Let me show you how to make these super easy Halloween Oreo Pops in the last minute. You only need three things and a few minutes to make these spooky Jack Skellington oreo pops which kids will love.
Oreo Halloween Cookies
Do you want to surprise your kids, friend or family with something special for halloween but don’t have a lot of time for it? Or maybe you are a last minute party planer? If yes, these easy halloween treats are the perfect fit for you.
These Halloween Oreo Pops are super easy to make in a few minutes and you only need three things for it. Plus, you don’t need to be a food decoration specialist in order to make them. Make sure to check out my video for this kids-friendly Halloween tutorial.
What You Need To Make Jack Skellington Oreo Pops
- White Fudge Covered Oreo Cookies
- Toothpicks
- Black Decorating Gel Pen
How To Make Halloween Oreo Pops
- Stick the toothpick into the middle of the Oreo.
- Use a black decorations gel pen to paint a Jack Skellington face on your Oreo. With a toothpick, you can correct and smoothen the lines you painted.
- Your Halloween Oreo Pops are ready.
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📖 Recipe
Jack Skellington Halloween Oreo Pops
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Ingredients
- 1 package white fudge covered Oreo cookies
- 1 tube black decorating gel pen
- 12 toothpicks
Instructions
- Stick the toothpick into the middle of the Oreo.
- Draw a Jack Skellington face on your Oreo using the black decorating gel pen. You can correct and smoothen the lines of the mouth and the eyes with a toothpick.
- Let the decoration gel dry for a few minutes.
Notes
- You can also use a chocolate decoration pen.
- If you don’t find the white fudge covered Oreo cookies in your supermarket, you can buy regular ones and cover them with melted white chocolate chips. BUT, this will take you much more time and therefore isn’t a last minute Halloween treat. Plus, the toothpicks stick better in the already covered oreo cookies. Keep your eyes open for round white chocolate cookies as a substitute.