Since I needed to make a lot of Oreos, I used several Oreo cookie molds
After the chocolate melted, I used a spoon to fill each space of the chocolate mold about 1/3 full.
Place an Oreo in each space and cover the remaining space entirely with melted chocolate.
Make sure that there are no bubbles or empty spaces in the candy mold by gently tapping it on the counter. I also used a spatula to remove any excess chocolate and make sure that the bottom of the chocolate was even and flat.
Place the chocolate mold in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes. The cookies pop right out of the mold easily! If you're wondering how much chocolate to buy, a bag of chocolate wafers from the local craft store makes about a dozen Double Stuf chocolate covered Oreos. The process to make about 60 Oreos took about 2 hours with cooling time included.
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These look super yummy! I will have to try them for my daughter's end of the year party next week. They look adorable on the pink and green Lilly plate!
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