After a disappointing cookie recipe last week, I decided to hunt down a recipe that sounded like a winner. I found this recipe on allrecipes.com and tweaked it a bit based on my own preferences and the reviews of those who have made them.
I changed the name of these bars to better reflect their goodness. These bars are rich, fudgey and full of Oreo goodness! Trust me when I say to cut these bars small as a little goes a long way! Despite being so rich and fudgey, they are not overly sweet in my opinion. Don’t get me wrong, they are definately sweet and will satisfy a craving in no time but not so much so that your teeth hurt just eating one.
If you are not a chocolate lover (I know there are a few of you weirdos out there) do not make these as you will be highly disappointed! However, if you need an easy recipe that is rich and fudgey these are for you. These bars will be perfect for the holidays and I can’t wait t make them with the Winter Red Oreos or the Peppermint Oreos. I may substitue the Andes Peppermint baking chips on top instead of using the mini chocolate chips to enhance the Peppermint flavor for the holidays. The only downside is they will not ship well and should really be kept chilled until a few hours before serving. When serving for dessert I recommend cutting into squares and drizzling melted white chocolate over the bars, as I have done in the picture below. What a pretty presentation for such a simple recipe. MMMM good.
I rate this recipe a 9
Oreo Fudge Bars
adapted from allrecipes.com
1 16oz. package of Oreo cookies
1 stick butter, melted
1/4 tsp satl
1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk (I used Fat Free)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup milk chocolate chips (could use another 1/2 cup semi-sweet chips if you like)
1/2 cup mini chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 325.
Line a 9×13 pan with foil and lightly spray with PAM.
Set aside 6 Oreo cookies for the toppings.
In a small food processor grind the rest of the cookies. If you don’t have a food processor, just pound with a rolling pin until the cookies are fine crumbs. Add the salt to the crumbs and stir to combine.
Melt butter and gently stir together with the cookie crumb mixutre.
Press firmly into the bottom of the prepared pan.
Coarsely chop the remaining cookies into chunks and set aside.
Over a double boiler or in the microwave, melt 3/4 cup semi-sweet and 1/2 cup milk chocoalte chips together with the condensed milk and vanilla.
Stir frequently until smooth.
Spread evenly over the prepared cookie crust.
Sprinkle the mini chocolate chips and the Oreo cookies chunks over the top of the filling. Press down gently into the chocolate topping.
Bake for 20-22 minutes oven.
Allow to cool on counter for 1 hour. Chill in fridge until completely cold and set before cutting into bars or it will make a big mess.
*These are not too great hot from the oven but are great after chilling and the filling has set!
oh my…. YUM! I starred this in my google reader- I will definitely be trying these soon!
These look so good! I love Oreos and anything that rich is a winner in my book! I’ll definitely be trying these 🙂
Oh, wow. Those look so delicious. This gives me even more of a reason to buy those Candy Cane Oreos!
I can’t wait to try these with the Candy Cane oreos. These look so decadent and delicious!
yum! those look full of chocolatey goodness 🙂
Holy crap, those look deadly. I myself love chocolate, I’m going to need to make these.
Oh my. Oh my. Oh my. That is all I can say. Swoon.
These are amazing bars. I’ve made them for a bake sale, and when I tried them, I think my eyes just about popped out of my head. So rich, so chocolatey. I’ve also done them with the peppermint Oreos (Kroger brand), and they came out spectacular. I cannot recommend these more strongly. My first bite was truly one of those OMG moments.
Shan
Oh, man! Yay!! I have to bring a dessert for Devon’s football team’s end of the year party and this is the one! Most people except for wierdos like me (haha)like oreos and chocolate and there is a boy who can’t eat nuts, so this is perfect.
Thank you so much for sharing the recipe!
~ingrid
Oh I can’t wait to try these. Great one for the holidays!!
Wow, these look amazing! Perfect for the holidays!
oh lovely! am definitely giving this a shot.
and yes, those who don’t like chocolate are weirdos!!! (hee hee hee…)
I think I like them better without the glaze because they look so much fudgier!
Oh this just looks fantastic!! And like a real kid-pleaser too (but naughty enough for the grown-ups!)
That looks like it was ridiculously enjoyable! My boyfriend would love this, I’ll have to make it for him 🙂
These look great! I can’t resist cookies and cream ice cream and these look like a winner
Wow, those look yummy!
the title of this post grabbed my attention…and those photos are making me think i won’t be able to sleep tonight until i try a bite of that stuff. YUM!!
Shanna, I can’t wait to try them with peppermint Oreos for the Holidays, glad you enjoyed them.
Ingrid, I know these will be a HIT at the game!!
Kate, With or without the white chocolate drizzle these are rich and fudgey and sure to please!
Megan, You have to make these or you will be dreaming about them all night! Satisfy your sweet tooth!
Oh gosh! The pics are sinfully gorgeous! If I could ever have a piece of that – it could send me to heaven right away!
Wow! Seriously, those are the most amazing things I’ve EVER SEEN! How do your recipes keep getting better and better!?! Gah! Have to make them all! 🙂
These look so decadent and delicious!!!
I love fudge and I love oreos, and you just created the best thing ever! THANK YOU! cant wait to try it
Those look so decadant. Yum!
Goodness you sure find some winners! Looks so good and I love that you can change it up so many ways. Peanut butter in there somewhere? Hmmm. Love the mint idea, too.
This looks so sinful! Anything Oreo…I’m in! 🙂
Haha, man those look good! I’m going crazy!
any dessert made with oreos has to be delicious. these look soo good. i love eating oreo balls around the holidays and these are making me crave them.
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i am drooling on my keyboard now…. :p….
WOW – those look amazing. I may just have to treat my office mates to a batch this week…
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These were a HUGE hit with family & friends! And, they’re SO easy! One question though: In your second picture you’ve got what looks like a white chocolate glaze. What did you use?
Dianna,
I just melted some white chocolate with a little parafin wax and drizzled it over the tops of the bars. SO good and it makes them look like a million bucks!
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these look soooo good! I love this blog.. desserts are the best!
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After seeing these months ago, I finally make some today! Mmm! So rich and chocolatey!
I made your Oreo Fudge Bars last night and absolutely LOVED them! I did a little write up on my blog about them and thought you’d like to check it out. Thank you for the great recipe. It’s going in my “favorites” file.
Heidi
Glad you enjoyed them Heidi!
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My daughter always makes some kind of fudge for Christmas. We have not found a recipe that we like yet, so while searching for a new one she came across your page. Well needless to say we just took them out of the oven, they smell GREAT!!!!! Do not want to wait until they’re cooled, but I guess we will. 🙂
I love stories how people find my blog, great to hear! I hope you like them!
Oh my goodness!!!! Just cut the bars, and they are a WINNER!!!!! It’s offical afer searching for 5 years my 8 year old just found her fudge! And it’s a bonus for me because I love it also (I don’t like fudge). Thank You for adding to one of our Christmas traditions!
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Omo. this fudge bar is like heaven. I love chocolate! 😀 yum!
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