Oreo Turkeys
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Requires:
- 2 Oreo Double Stuff cookies
- 1 malted milk balls (like a whopper)
- 4-6 candy corn
Directions:
5 minutes preparation time.
Take 1 oreo apart. This will be the base.
Place the whole oreo on its side on the base, so that it sticks to white of the oreo.
In front of the oreo on its side, place a malted-milk ball for the turkeys head.
Place candy corn, points down, in between the oreo cookie that is standing on it's side.
By Cheryl Lore from Asheville, NC
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Oreo Turkeys
The Oreo Turkeys are a sweet Idea!
Post By Jordan L. (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
I made these with my 4 year old to bring in to his pre-school class. He had a blast and they came out adorable. We used the double stuffed chocolate and peanut butter oreos for better coloring of the turkeys. We also added a tiny rolled up piece of red fruit-rollup to the beak for the turkey waddle (or whatever it's called).
My only caution is to assemble the candy corn into the back piece before sticking it to the base. We broke a few oreos when we tried to squeeze them back together. It also helped to set them in the refrigerator overnight because the frosting and cookie filling gets soft if you don't plan to serve right away. This was a really fun and festive kid's craft...oh and yummy too.
Post By Amy (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
well as some have said about another member who copies recipes from magazines..who cares where it came from
Post by imaqt1962
RE: Oreo Turkeys
This recipe originated from Southern Living Magazine, November 1993 issue. I have a friend who still has the magazine!
Post By April W. - Greenville SC (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
Cute idea, but what did you use for the eyes?
Post By Zadie (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
how do you keep the candy corn attached to the whopper? and what do you use for the eyes? great idea, but information incomplete.
Editor's Note: Get a little tube of icing or make some chocolate icing and use that to "glue" on the candy corn and make the eyes.
Post By greg (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
The eyes look like frosting to me, just little dots.
Post by lewis_admin
RE: Oreo Turkeys
I would like to know what the eyes are as well. Are they raisins, chocolate chips. or what?
Very cute idea for turkey day.
Thank you
Christine IN.
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
I LOVE BOTH IDEAS !! THE MICE AND THE TURKEYS
I CAN NEVER COME UP WITH IDEAS LIKE THIS BUT AM THANKFUL THAT OTHERS DO.
THANK YOU BOTH FOR SHARING
Post by imaqt1962
RE: Oreo Turkeys
Really cute! I make Christmas mice out of oreos - I will post a picture.
Post By Kayray (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
Oh, the green stuff is decorator icing..... they are cute aren't they!
Post By Cheryl L (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
love them. however did you come across this idea.
Post By imaqt1962 (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
CUTE!! what did you use for the eyes? they look green.
Post By Annette (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
Those are adorable turkeys! A must next year! Thanks for sharing a great treat idea!
Post By Jennifer CA (Guest Post)
RE: Oreo Turkeys
Those are really cute! It's amazing what you can make out of anything!
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