A Oreo Hot ChocolateRecipe made with real dark chocolate, Oreo cookie crumbs and a whole lot of whipping cream! OREO HEAVEN!
I saw this idea a few weeks ago on Pinterest and knew I had to make an easy version of it like what I did with my Toblerone Hot Chocolate recipe. This time I blended the dark chocolatein my heavy duty blender until I had fine crumbs, almost like real hot chocolate granules. Then I added my Oreo cookies (first I removed the white creamy part) to the same blender, and then blended them up (really) well.
You can stop right here. I did, And ate a few spoonfuls and I was ready to go again…
This week has been a crazy roller coaster ride for me. I was interviewed on a podcast (Oe-weee I was so nervous before the time!) which will go live in a few weeks and when it does, I´ll let you guys know. Or maybe I´ll just listen first and see if it sounds ok before I tell you. Ha!
I also have “officially” (I have been helping other Bloggers here and there) launched (meaning I got me some real, paying clients) my Social Media Management / VA Business this month. I am helping other Bloggers, mostly Food Bloggers, to help take the extra load off them by Managing their social network accounts (for example: cleaning up their Pinterest boards, making sure their boards and pins are SEO ready, etc). I also help with general tasks like newsletter management, graphic design (those long graphics that Pinterest likes so much), WordPress, recipe development, photography, etc etc.
Now you may ask why did I decide to do that? Or, how will you be able to cope with running a food blog and then this on top of that? The simple answer is time management. If you want something to work you put the time and effort in. Since I´m a Mom I dont have much time to waste, so the way I do it is to allocate time slots, to thetasksI need to do, And then I make sure I stickto that.
To answer your other question, I don´t have much sponsored opportunities like you guys that live in the States or Canada for example. Either the Agency won´t work with me because of where I am based, or if they do,they want me to purchase the products in store (and by in-store I mean a store in the States or Canada) which is just not possible for me, unless they´re willingto pay for my flight ticket.. which let´s face it, is Not going to happen.. 🙂
So I needed to find another way to earn money from my food blog. And this is it. This is a way to pay me back for the long hours (longer than long) that I´ve spend learning all about food blogging. This is a way I can help others.
Let´s get back to this delicious Oreo Hot Chocolate, shall we?
Now once you´ve done the blending, you want to add it a mug of very hot milk (I used skinny since the Oreos and chocolate already have enough fat, but hey it´s your choice, you can even add half & half) to make sure the cookie and chocolate crumbs blend well.
Then all you need to do is top it off with whipped cream and some more Oreo cookies, broken into pieces, and you have yourself one very delicious, gourmet, Oreo, hot chocolate! Bang!
Oreo Hot Chocolate Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Pack Oreos (remove the white part)
- 300 g dark chocolate (I used with 70% cocoa)
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- a few teaspoons of sugar (optional)
- 1 L milk / half and half (1/2 cream / half milk)
- Whipped Cream & pieces of Oreos for the top
Instructions
- Blend your chocolate well in a heavy duty blender
- Add the Oreos (without the white creamy part) and blend well too.
- You will be left with fine crumbs. Much like hot chocolate granules.
- Add the vanilla to the hot milk + few teaspoons of the Oreo Chocolate mix.
- Mix well and pour through a strainer to get rid of any lumps.
- Top with whipped cream and pieces of Oreo cookies.
Notes
Makes 4 regular cups or 2 - 3 large mugs
https://johleneorton.com/oreo-hot-chocolate-recipe/
That´s a wrap for this post. If you guys haven´t seen my Barcelona post, why not head over there and see what we did our our recent trip there 🙂
Happy Weekend Guys!!
Johlene
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How to make chocolate milk with Oreos? ›
Make it cookies and cream flavoured: blend your chocolate milk with a cup of cookies aka Oreos and a few scoops of ice cream in the blender. Top with whipped cream and cookie crumbs and there you have luxurious cookies and cream shake.
Is Oreo hot chocolate? ›
Enjoy a delicious cup of hot chocolate with this Cadbury Oreo Instant Hot Chocolate 260g. Featuring an Oreo flavoured tastes, simply add 4 heaped teaspoons to your mug and then add water!
Does Dunkin have Oreo hot chocolate? ›
Yes, Dunkin' Donuts sells hot chocolate. They offer a variety of flavors, including classic, OREO, and salted caramel.
What are the ingredients in Oreo chocolate flavor? ›
INGREDIENTS: Refined Wheat Flour (Maida), Sugar, Fractionated Fat, Palmolein, Cocoa Solids (3%*), Invert Sugar, Starch, Leavening Agents (500(ii), 503(ii)), lodised Salt, Emulsifier (322), Nature Identical Flavouring Substances. Allergen Information: Contains Wheat, Sulphite, Soy.
What is chocolate Oreo? ›
Take a delicious break with OREO Chocolate Sandwich Cookies. Supremely dunkable, OREO cookies sandwich a rich creme filling between the bold taste of two chocolate wafers--making them milk's favorite cookie.
Can you put Oreos in milk? ›
While fans might add their own steps to the process, twisting the cookie halves apart, trying the layer of cream and then dunking the Oreo into some milk is what the brand swears by.
Is Oreo good with milk? ›
This is a very popular way of eating Oreo cookies. Dipping an Oreo in milk will soften it and will make the milk taste like an Oreo. If you are dipping, be careful not to leave the Oreo in the milk too long, which will cause it to crumble.
What does Oreo hot chocolate taste like? ›
The hot cocoa chocolate flavor is more on the dark chocolate side. You first taste regular dark hot chocolate cocoa, then moments later you pick up on the delicious Oreo flavor. As for the clumps, they are surprisingly delicious.
What are Lady Gaga Oreos? ›
The vanilla-flavored Chromatica Oreos are "... pink cookie[s] with green filling," as described by Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga on Twitter: LADY GAGA X OREO: The wafers feature various embossments inspired by the album.
Taste the delicious chocolatey flavor of McCafé® Hot Chocolate. McDonald's Hot Chocolate recipe features steamed whole milk with rich hot chocolate syrup and is finished with whipped light cream and chocolate drizzle.
What is the Oreo thing from Dunkin? ›
Dunkin' Donuts' classic Coolatta® beverages and lineup of delicious donuts get the OREO treatment this summer with limited-time menu items: OREO Coolatta in Coffee and Vanilla Bean flavors – Smooth Dunkin' Donuts Frozen Coffee drink and OREO cookie crumbles, topped with whipped cream.
Did Dunkin discontinue hot chocolate? ›
Dunkin' has officially retired the Dunkaccino. In a statement to TODAY.com, a Dunkin' spokesperson confirmed what many had been speculating: "As we focus on innovation and finding new ways to delight guests, we continually evolve our menu in an effort to deliver a fast, frictionless experience.
What kind of cocoa powder is in Oreo cookies? ›
Black cocoa.
This type of cocoa powder is critical for proper Oreo flavor and color. I include notes on substituting other types of cocoa in the recipe notes below, but just know that it really won't be the same cookie or have that classic taste without black cocoa. I buy my black cocoa here on Amazon (affiliate).
What is the Oreo hot cocoa blizzard? ›
The Oreo Hot Cocoa Blizzard is blended with soft serve vanilla ice cream with Oreo cookie pieces and hot fudge, while the Candy Cane Chill is more like peppermint bark with vanilla ice cream in a cup.
Does Oreo use real cocoa? ›
However, Oreos aren't made from unprocessed cocoa. They're made from cocoa that has been refined through an alkalizing process -- which is often called "Dutch process chocolate." (According to Martha Stewart, Dutch process chocolate, which is the type of chocolate most often used in recipes, is is milder and smoother.)
Where does the cocoa in Oreos come from? ›
That is why we created Cocoa Life. Just as the Cadbury brothers did more than 100 years ago, we work on the ground, hand-in-hand with the men and women who make their living from cocoa across six cocoa-growing countries: Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Indonesia, Dominican Republic, India and Brazil.
