How to Make a Fudge Oreo With Chocolate Sauce

Open up each Oreo., Scrape the Oreo filling off each cookie half., Add fudge sauce to a cookie half per cookie double., Press each of the cookies back together again., Arrange on a sheet of wax paper on a freezer-proof tray or plate. , Place the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Open up each Oreo.

    To do this without breaking the cookie, grip it gently on both sides and twist one side to one direction.

    At the same time, twist the other in the opposite direction.

    If this doesn't work, use a butter knife to gently wedge in between the two cookie halves and push them apart.
  2. Step 2: Scrape the Oreo filling off each cookie half.

    This is optional but helps to prevent the cookie from being overly sweet; for some, the fudge flavor might not go well with the Oreo filling. , Add with care and do not overfill. , Wipe away any oozing fudge sauce using your finger or a butter knife.

    They should look like normal Oreo cookies when done. ,,,, When you take them out, they should feel cold and the fudge should be frozen or just about frozen.

    If you take it out and it still isn't frozen, then put them back in for 5-8 minutes. , Sit down, and enjoy!
  3. Step 3: Add fudge sauce to a cookie half per cookie double.

  4. Step 4: Press each of the cookies back together again.

  5. Step 5: Arrange on a sheet of wax paper on a freezer-proof tray or plate.

  6. Step 6: Place the fudge-filled Oreos into the freezer.

  7. Step 7: Let them sit for up to about 10-15 minutes.

  8. Step 8: Remove from the freezer.

  9. Step 9: Arrange the fudge-filled

  10. Step 10: chilled Oreo cookies onto a plate.

Detailed Guide

To do this without breaking the cookie, grip it gently on both sides and twist one side to one direction.

At the same time, twist the other in the opposite direction.

If this doesn't work, use a butter knife to gently wedge in between the two cookie halves and push them apart.

This is optional but helps to prevent the cookie from being overly sweet; for some, the fudge flavor might not go well with the Oreo filling. , Add with care and do not overfill. , Wipe away any oozing fudge sauce using your finger or a butter knife.

They should look like normal Oreo cookies when done. ,,,, When you take them out, they should feel cold and the fudge should be frozen or just about frozen.

If you take it out and it still isn't frozen, then put them back in for 5-8 minutes. , Sit down, and enjoy!

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