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Melt in your mouth chocolate desserts are what the holidays are all about and these oreo peanut butter truffles are calling my name for sure!
The holidays are the perfect time to bring family and friends together…but that’s not so easy this year in the way it was years past. So even though it may not be possible to gather everyone together as usual, we can still spread cheer by giving service and goodies! These delicious Oreo Peanut Butter Truffles are the perfect sweet to give during the holidays. Consider making this Homemade Caramel Sauce or a hot cocoa mix as a gift to go along with these delicious truffles!

What is an Oreo Peanut Butter Truffle?
Oreo peanut butter truffles are one of the easiest treats you can possible make this holiday season! A truffle generally included a smooth or semi-smooth filling, such as ganache, and an outer coating of chocolate, cocoa powder, flaked coconut, nuts, etc. We skip the ganache in this recipe and use Oreos, cream cheese, and peanut butter, and then coat them in white chocolate. The addition of the crushed peanuts is always optional, but the peanuts give the truffles more texture and depth of flavor.
What Type of Oreos Should I Use?
For this recipe, double stuffed Oreos are preferable. If you use regular Oreos, then you will need more cream cheese to replace the extra double stuffed filling. It is not recommended to buy crumb Oreos that you would use for a tart crust, as there is no filling at all in them.

How Do You Make Perfectly Round Truffles?
In short, you don’t if you are doing this by hand. I know it is nice to have those perfectly round truffles like you see at gourmet stores, but they use specialized equipment and machines that we don’t have at home. If it’s really important to you to have perfectly round truffles, use a cake pop mold. This is a great option, and allows your hands to stay cleaner during the process.
If you like that homemade, rustic feel, rolling the truffles by hand is perfect! They may not all be perfectly round, but they will be pretty close if you take your time rolling each one.

Choosing the Right White Chocolate for Dipping Truffles
Whatever you do, do NOT use a bag of white chocolate chips from the store for dipping the truffles. Chocolate chips are made to hold their shape. Have you ever melted a bowl of chocolate chips and noticed how thick the chocolate is? Now imagine trying to dip a delicate truffle in that thick chocolate. It won’t be easy, and your truffles will not keep their shape.
Instead, use compound chocolate. When making truffles, I almost always use vanilla white chocolate A’peels(often Guittard). The chocolate disks melt beautifully, and the truffles will have a beautiful, thin white chocolate coating that complements the Oreo peanut butter flavor. For a more in depth look at chocolate and candy making, visit Baker Street Society and check out the Chocolate and Holiday Treats sections. There is a ton of great info to help with all of your candy making needs.
How to Make Oreo Peanut Butter Truffles
- Blend Oreos.
- Cream Oreos, cream cheese, and peanut butter in a stand mixer.
- Scoop with a tablespoon cookie scoop and roll into balls. Freeze for 15 minutes.
- Melt white chocolate and dip truffles one at a time with a fork or dipping tool. Transfer to a clean piece of wax paper to dry.
- Top with crushed peanuts before chocolate dries if desired.
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How to Make Oreo Peanut Butter Truffles




Made these for a Christmas cookie exchange at work. I couldn’t eat any, I have Celiac disease, but my kids taste tested and gave two thumbs up, and my colleagues raved about them, ate every last one!
Love to hear this! Thanks Cami!