Father’s Day Chocolate Oreos

Oreos are perfect any time of the year, but these were created specifically for Father’s Day. They are triple chocolate which means they’re covered in dark chocolate, then dipped in milk chocolate, and drizzled with white chocolate. They’re wrapped in a cello bag and tied with special Father’s Day tags. They have animals with mustaches on them! Dad will love these chocolate-dipped Oreos, but I think you will too 😉

Fun Facts…

• I used Mint Oreos for these but you can use regular or any flavor that isn’t double stuff. They don’t fit in the mold as well.
• The tags have assorted forest animals with mustaches on them!
• If you’d like to add color to the drizzle, I highly recommend coloring your chocolate with Chefmaster Candy Color.
• When I tie these bags with ribbon, I use the pre-curled ribbon bundles that you would use on presents/gifts. I just cut them off one by one, instead of getting a whole roll of curly ribbon.

Father’s Day Triple Chocolate Oreos

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• Author: Taryn Camp

Ingredients

• Oreo Cookie Mold
• Ghirardelli Melts- Milk, Dark, and White
• Oreo Cookies (regular not double stuff)
• Cello bags, ribbon, and tags- free download here

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Instructions

1. Melt the dark chocolate in 30 second intervals, stirring in between each break.
2. Fill each cavity 1/3-1/2 of the way full with chocolate. Press the cookie into the cavity so that the chocolate comes up the sides. Repeat with all 6 cookies and then lightly tap to get air bubbles out.
3. Pour more chocolate over the cookie so that it’s completely covered and flushed with the top. Tap lightly again to get the air bubbles out. If needed, use an offset spatula to scrape the top and smooth it flat.
4. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.
5. Melt the milk chocolate (about 1/3 of the bag) the same way you did the dark.
6. Remove the cookies form the fridge and “release” them from the mold onto a cutting board. You can do this by pressing on the back of each mold so that the heat from your finger releases the cookie.
7. One by one, dip each cookie in the milk chocolate so that it’s covering the top 1/3 of the cookie. Let them set until the chocolate is firm.
8. Meanwhile, melt the white chocolate and put it into a piping bag with a small open tip or a bottle with a small tip. Pipe lines onto each cookie and let them set. 
9. Serve the cookies at room temp!