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    Published: Sep 13, 2018 · Modified: Oct 5, 2021 by Amanda Powell · This post may contain affiliate links.

    Oreo Rice Crispy Treats

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    This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #SnackTimeDelight #CollectiveBias Snack time just got so much better with these Oreo Rice Crispy Treats. These sticky, delicious treats are perfect to make with kids after school! 

    There's nothing more fun than making your own Oreo rice krispie treats

     

    Even though I am... somewhere.... in my early 30's, I am still in love with little treats like these Oreo rice crispy treats. I love the mix of chewy, crunchy, and sweet. Plus, they are so quick and easy to make that my daughter can easily do almost everything herself. It makes the process so much more fun when we are craving something a little sweet.

    I've also recently discovered a fun new way to bring more Oreo flavor to our bars. The trick is International Delight® OREO® creamer (found at Walmart which also conveniently does online grocery pickup). I never really thought about using creamer in a recipe before I saw a good friend of mine use it to make truffles. Mind. Blown. I love how they unexpectedly infused Oreo flavor in the best way possible so I can create a better treat.

    I decided to give it a try with these Oreo rice crispy treats.

    There's nothing better than Oreo rice krispie treats as a snack!

    The trick is to get the right balance of creamer. Too much and your treats won't set right. It's not a bad thing, but can get a little messy when you are trying to eat it by hand. Too little, and you won't get that Oreo flavor infused throughout the treat. I find for the best results, you want to cook down the creamer a bit to concentrate the flavor.

    After that, you make the treats as normal. I like to add a few crumbles of Oreo-ish cookies in the mix as well, then top with a few more crumbles. To finish the Oreo rice crispy treats, I add a bit of Oreo flavored drizzle which I make using white chocolate and more of the International Delight® OREO® creamer.

    All.the.Oreo. Which is perfect if you are an Oreo fiend like me. And if that's true, then a side of YoCrunch® Lowfat Yogurt Cookies 'n Cream with OREO® Cookie Pieces would be the perfect snack situation.

    product shot creamer and cereal

    How to Soften Oreo Rice Crispy Treats

    Sometimes you may find that your treats end up a bit stiff, that usually happens if it isn't kept in an airtight container. The best way to soften them is a very quick trip in the microwave. Not enough to make it melt and fall apart, but just enough to soften the marshmallow again. I recommend about 10 - 15 seconds in the microwave. To prevent them from getting hard and keep them fresh, keep them in airtight containers. You can also add a piece of bread to ensure they stay soft.

    Oreo rice krispie treats are youre new favorite snack

    Can Crispy Treats be Frozen?

    Yes, you can freeze them! I often store the treats in the freezer if we plan on saving them for special occasions. Just leave them at room temperature for a few minutes to thaw and they will become soft and chewy again.

    How Long do the Treats Last?

    Oreo bars are best the same day, but you can keep them at room temperature in an airtight container for up to 3 - 5 days.

    There's nothing better than sticky, crunchy oreo rice krispie treats to satisfy that mid-day sugar craving

    And because I love you, here is where you can find both the creamer and yogurt!

     

    There's nothing more fun than making your own Oreo rice krispie treats

    Oreo Rice Crispy Treats

    Amanda Powell
    Super fun Oreo rice crispy treats
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    Prep Time 6 mins
    Cook Time 10 mins
    Inactive Time 1 hr
    Total Time 1 hr 16 mins
    Course Bars
    Cuisine Dessert
    Servings 14 bars
    Calories 135 kcal

    Ingredients
      

    • ⅓ cup International Delight OREO® Creamer
    • 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
    • 12 oz marshmallows
    • 6 cups crispy rice cereal
    • 6 crushed Oreo-flavored cookies

    For the Topping

    • 2 ½ oz white chocolate
    • 1 ½ tablespoons International Delight OREO® Creamer
    • 3 crumbled Oreo-flavored cookies

    Instructions
     

    • Line a 9 x 13 baking pan with parchment paper. Set aside.
    • Add the creamer to a large pot and cook until there is about 3 tablespoons left.
    • Add the butter and cook until the butter is melted.
    • Add in the marshmallows and stir until the marshmallows are melted and the mixture is smooth.
    • Pour in the cereal and crushed cookies. Stir well.
    • Turn out the mixture into your baking pan and smooth out into an even layer. Set aside and allow to cool.
    • While the treats are cooling, make the topping. Melt the white chocolate, then slowly add in the creamer. Keep stirring until it becomes smooth. Gently press down the cookie crumbs onto the the bars, then drizzle with the chocolate.
    • Cut into bars and serve.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1barCalories: 135kcal
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