These adorable Oreo Easter Chicks are simple to make with oreo cookies, yellow candy coating, and pretzel rods.
Now that my kids are teenagers I can’t really get them interested in decorating Easter Eggs, but they always get excited about eating Oreos since I rarely buy them. When I saw cute Easter Chicks made out of Oreos on Pinterest I knew we had to make them.
Note: This post was originally posted March 30, 2015. My kids have graduated college now! ๐
These cute little Easter Oreo Chicks are fun to make and would be great for a school party.
Truthfully I am not the craftiest person, I don’t have a lot of patience, and I can be a little messy, so the Easter Chicks my daughter made were way better than the ones I made and hers are the ones pictured. Although I do think part of her success was that she made hers after I made mine and the candy melts had cooled and thickened slightly. My oreos weren’t coated very well and I felt like the cookie was showing through.
So if you have this problem, that is you feel like the candy coating is too thin, try letting the melted candy melts cool 10 to 15 minutes.
You can find yellow candy melts at Michael’s Craft Store, Jo-ann Fabric and Craft, or buy Wilton Yellow Candy Melts online.
More Easter Chicks
- Carrot Cake Cookies– taste just like carrot cake but in an easier to eat form.
- Cadbury Egg Brownies– a rich, fudgy brownie layer on the bottom covered by two layers of creamy stuff just like you would find in a Cadbury Creme Egg.
- Deep Fried Cadbury Creme Eggs– the exterior is a golden fried coating of dough with a super gooey and warm Cadbury Creme Egg oozing out of the center.
- Church Window Cookies
Oreo Easter Chicks
Ingredients
- 1-2 bags yellow candy melts
- 1 package double-stuff oreos
- mini chocolate chips
- thin pretzel rods, broken into sort pieces
- orange decorating gel or orange candy melts
Instructions
- Melt yellow candy melts according to package directions. Place a piece of wax paper on a baking sheet.
- Dip oreo cookies in melted candy melts, completely covering them in yellow. Place on wax paper and quickly stick 2 pretzel pieces in for legs and 2 mini chocolate chips for eyes.
- Use orange decorating gel or melted orange candy melts to make beaks.
- Place in refrigerator to set.
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Recipe Source: Simply Kierste
Originally posted March 30, 2015.
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These are so cute. haha! I wonder what will be the reactions I’ll get if I prepare this for my kids. The Oreo looks more delicious and enticing to the eyes. Looks like my favorite Mott 32 minced fish found the replacement for it’s cuteness. lol! Nice one Christin, really love this.
These are adorable! I haven’t dyed eggs for ages, but I think everyone would love these. I love that they look simple to make. ๐
was unable to find the yellow chocolates to melt so I’m going to try using yellow frosting and see how that works.
Hope frosting works alright for you! Happy Easter!
I love these and I’m going to make them as place markers for Easter Dinner.
They’re going to be a great way to get the kids to the table and hopefully quiet.
Oh my gosh! These are the cutest, Christin! I love how easy and delicious they sound with Oreos! Such a agreat idea and I can’t wait to make these with my three year old, he’s going to love them!
These are so totally cute! I need to make these for my girl — she’d go nuts for them!