Oreo Cookie Sucker Tutorial
December 11, 2009 by Shelley
I know, they are perfectly gorgeous.
We are so lucky to have our sweet {and oh so talented} friend, Jamie give us a tutorial on her famous cookie suckers. Boise local, Jamie, is a young mother of two adorable little boys. Jamie often shows up on one of our doorsteps with an amazing sweet creation. Jamie, thank you, thank you for teaching us how to make these.
What you’ll need: Oreos, Sucker sticks, Melting Chocolate, Sprinkles, sucker bags, and bag ties.
Melt Chocolate in 30 seconds increments until melted, stir often. {Jamie uses Wilton} 
Dip a sucker stick into your melted chocolate. Open an Oreo and gently press the chocolate coated stick into the frosting center.
Put cookie back together and press gently…
Let dry for a few minutes…
Dip both sides of the cookie into melted chocolate.
Place on wax paper…
and get decorating…
sprinkle…
Or drizzle melted chocolate out of a ziplock bag…
Let Dry.
Wrap in cute little sucker baggies and twist tie shut…
And of course our Alison created the most adorable way to present these as a gift. The tutorial for this ‘sucker holder’ will be posted within the next few days…
Enjoy! Thank You Jamie for sharing your creative talents! What a perfect idea to add to our growing list of Neighbor Christmas Gift Ideas!
YUMMY and they look so easy to make! Thank you Jamie for sharing this quick and easy treat!
These are SO cute! I’d love to know where is the best place to find the sucker sticks and bags?? Thanks for another great idea!
I’ve found the sucker sticks and bags at Michaels, Joanns, and occasionally Walmart. They used to sell the bags with the silver ties but the past few times I’ve made these I’ve had to buy them separately…
Also there are three different size sticks (small,medium, and large) I like to use the medium ones.
TFS! So cute! I think I’ll make these for DD’s class!
What kind of chocolate is best to use? Melting chocolate or chocolate chips? I’d love to make these!
I’d recommend using melting chocolate. Wilton brand has a good variety. ( Wilton can be found in most craft stores and sometimes at Walmart)
Another tip to making these is if you are going to use sprinkles put them on right after you dip the cookie into the chocolate. And if you are going to drizzle put the dipped oreos in the fridge to harden first then drizzle.
Hobby Lobby has all their candy making supplies 30% off this week–I just got all my supplies there a few minutes ago. Now I’m off the make them!
I think JoAnns Wilton supplies are 30% off this week too!
Wow!! I will be making these sweet treats for both my boys classmates! Too cute and it looks super simple! Thank you so much for a great idea
What a cute idea…I have made these with MOON PIES. I never heard of the things before I moved south, so I am not sure if you can buy them north of the mason dixon. At any rate, they are cute but taste like cardboard…I will be attempting the oreos!! I use foam oasis in a dollar store bucket then wrap the entire thing in cellophane. Very cute gifts.
I made these today…so easy and so cute! Thank you for posting this! I put some crushed candycanes sprinkled on mine for Christmas!
I Made these for our family Christmas party and they turned out PERFECT! So easy and fun to make and not to mention SUPER YUMMY.. Thanks for all the fun ideas
aw These looks so yummy And I can’t wait to make them. thank you
love ,love, love these ! can,t wait to make them !
I like to but my melting chocolate discs at WinCo in their bulk bins. The flavor is great (not waxy like some) and you can buy as little or as much as you want!
Hey! I made these for Christmas time and they turned out so cute…i was thinking of making a new batch for Valentines too!
You have a super cute blog! Can’t wait to read more!
How far in advance can you make these? Please, let me know. Thanks, cindy
Do chocolate and Oreo’s have expiration dates?
I don’t know, but I bet they are good for a few days!
Could you freeze them if making them in advance?
Thats a good question. I am honestly not sure. I don’t see why not?! Jamie? Do you know?
So I wanted to make some suckers and make sure I knew how to do this before valentines day so I made some. I couldn’t get the sucker sticks to stay in and the cookies would break. figured out that the sticks were thicker than the filling so thought to myself, must have been the double stuff oreos. Then a light comes on and I read the tutorial again and find out that I should dip the sticks in the chocolate first, then put them in the cookie. Walla!!! It worked so much better. So, always read all the directions!.
Thanks Dana!
-Double Stuff Oreos would probably help make it a bit easier too!
I’m going to try this for Valentine’s Day. I’m a 4th grader and I think it’s a really good idea for my classroom treats. Thanks.
I can’t get my oreos to stay closed after I open them to put them on the stick
Did you dip your stick in chocolate first? Make sure you do! And let the chocolate dry before dipping. I used regular oreos, but I am sure double stuffed would be even better to help everything stay together.
so cute i’m gonna make some for valentine’s treats thank u for sharing
thank for sharing so cute i’m gonna make for my kids for Valentine’s Day
My grandma used to make these for my birthday (to bring to my school class.) She would always put a Skittle on the front in the middle which was always my favorite part.
thanks for the wonderful idea. I made these for my boys Valentine’s goodies this year and added another idea to turn them into rock guitars. I’ve linked to you on my blog so my family can see your blog too!
These look so good…and cute!
Those look awesome & so easy too! You have me inspired to go to the grocery store now. . .
I’m wanting to make these as wedding favours, did a trial run & when opening the oreo’s they kept breaking…any ideas or suggestions?
I’ve had that happen to me ONCE. Every last oreo in the package had a hairline crack in it. {ugh}. Something wrong with packaging I’m sure. Anyways,…make sure that isn’t the issue. Also make sure to use the melted chocolate on the stick and GENTLY press it in to the frosting and immediately put the top back on,…gently. Hope that helps. Usually this isn’t an issue. Maybe try the double stuffed?
Thanks Shelley, I tried double stuffed oreo’s & they pull apart without braking & will be using those. The bride & groom tried my samples & they love them, my children also tried my sample’s & my son said they were heaven on a stick. Now to make 250 of these, should be fun!!
Yay! Please show us the pictures!!
We’d love to see them.
My 3 year old daughter will love to make these with me! Thanks for another great idea!
I’m making these for my daughter’s birthday party and was just wondering if you know how far in advance I can make these, like can I make a batch, wrap and then freeze them?
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I don’t see why not!? I’ve never tried freezing them in advance, but I’m sure it would work. Let us know!
{Sorry I can’t answer your question exactly} 
Shayna,
Did you freeze them in advance? I am going to be making these for my daughter’s birthday party as well and curious if you tried it.
Thanks,
cheryl
Hello, Just wondering if there is a tutorial for the “sucker holder”. I know it says there was going to be, but I didn’t find one. It is so adorable!
Thank you for this. Now I have a new type of lollipop to make! Has anyone tried making these with other Oreo flavors like the mint or the orange center they have during Halloween? Do they taste ok using those?
OOh that sounds yummy – I bet it would be delicious.