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Overhead view of snow cone Oreo truffles with themed table decorations, metal whisk, and Golden Oreos.
David Murphy

Snow Cone Oreo Truffles

These Snowcone Oreo Truffles are not only absolutely delicious, but super adorable!! I can’t get over how perfect these turned out and how much they look like little bite sized snowcones. Such a fun and tasty dessert, and only 4 ingredients too! These are the perfect dessert to bring for a Fourth of July party!
Prep Time 10 minutes
Additional Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 10 minutes
Servings: 20 Truffles
Course: Desserts
Cuisine: American

Ingredients
  

  • 8 oz of cream cheese softened to room temp
  • 13 oz package of vanilla Oreos
  • 24 oz package of vanilla almond bark
  • 1/4 cup of red white and blue sanding sugar (divided)
  • Optional 1/2 oz disposable paper soufflé cups

Instructions
 

  1. Add the Oreos to a food processor and turn on until fine crumbs form, dump the crumbs into a medium sized bowl. Add the cream cheese and beat using a hand mixer until everything is mixed together and a wet dough forms.
  2. Form into 1/2 inch balls and place on a parchment paper lined tray. Once all formed place in the freezer for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Once they come out the freezer grab a small microwaveable bowl and add half the almond bark to it and microwave and stir until completely melted.
  3. Once melted, drop a ball into the almond bark and flip around using a fork until completely coated, scoop the ball up with the fork and then wipe the bottom of the fork off on the side of the bowl. Using another fork gently slide the ball back onto the parchment paper, making sure to have the end you wiped face down. 
  4. In three separate bowls add white sprinkles to one bowl, red in another and blue in the last bowl. In a new microwave safe bowl add the other half of the almond bark and melt in the microwave. 
  5. (I used a small flat paint brush for this next step, you can try using a small butter knife it will just be messy.) using a small paint brush dip it in the melted almond bark and paint the almond bark on the side of the ball, immediately dip in the red sprinkles. Then repeat, paint a line of the almond bark down the middle of the ball and then dip into the white sprinkles, let dry (takes about 5-10 seconds to hardened) then paint the last side of the ball and dip into the blue sprinkles and let sit back on the parchment paper. 
  6. Repeat those steps to all the truffle balls until done. This extra step made them extra adorable, i used these little paper cups and just sat them in the cups to really make them look like snow cones. Enjoy! 

Notes

  • Store in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-4 days 
  • If the balls are slightly too big for the cups you can very carefully open up the cups just a little bit to make them a tiny bit bigger. 
  • Make sure the sprinkles/almond bark are hard and in place before starting the next step of sprinkles. 
  • Work fast when painting on the almond bark and adding the sprinkles! The almond bark dries fast! 
  • The best way i figured out how to make the balls the perfect size was to roll a ball out and test it out in one of the cups. 
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