If you want a quick, fun, and festive treat, these Christmas Tree Oreos are it. They're simple to make, look adorable, and taste amazing. Perfect for holiday parties, last-minute gifts, or just snacking with the kids, these Oreos bring a little extra cheer to any day.

Christmas Tree Oreos have become a popular holiday favorite, often making appearances during Christmas parties, dessert tables, and as thoughtful homemade gifts. Their simple yet festive design brings a touch of cheer to any occasion. Whether you're hosting a holiday gathering or looking for a fun activity to do with the kids, these cookies are a hit!
This recipe was inspired by another fun treat on my blog and pairs perfectly with these 3-Ingredient White Chocolate Pretzel Hearts and Fudgy Brownie Hearts with White Chocolate Frosting. Both of these sweet treats make a great addition to your holiday dessert table and complement the festive Christmas Tree Oreos beautifully.

Ingredients

- Oreo Cookies are classic chocolate cookies that form the base of this treat.
- Green Candy Melts are smooth coating used to make the Christmas tree design.
- White Candy Melts coat the bottoms of the Oreos for a snowy effect.
- Star Sprinkles are tiny stars placed on top of each tree for decoration.
- Nonpareils Sprinkles are colorful little sprinkles that look like ornaments.
See recipe card for quantities.
How to Make Christmas Tree Oreos

Melt the white candy melts according to package instructions until smooth and creamy.
Melt the green candy melts in a separate bowl until smooth.

Dip the bottom of each Oreo into the white candy melts so only the bottom is coated. Gently tap the fork on the bowl edge to remove excess.
Place the coated Oreos on a baking sheet or plate.

Transfer the green candy melts to a piping bag.

Drizzle the green candy melts over the top of each Oreo in a zigzag pattern to make it look like a Christmas tree.

While the green coating is still wet, place a star sprinkle on top of each tree.

Sprinkle the nonpareils over the trees to decorate.

Let the cookies set completely. For faster setting, place the baking sheet or plate in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes.

Once set, carefully remove the Christmas tree Oreos from the surface.
Hint: Use a small piping tip or snip a tiny corner off the bag for precise tree lines.
Substitutions & Variations
- Use gluten-free Oreos for a gluten-free version.
- Swap in dairy-free candy melts to make them dairy-free.
- Add mini M&Ms or edible glitter for extra fun.
💭Crucial Success Tips
Make sure each Oreo has an even coating of candy melts. Let them set fully before handling to keep the designs clean.
FAQ
You can, but candy melts give a smoother finish and set faster.
Yes, store the decorated Oreos in an airtight container at room temperature, and wait to add delicate sprinkles until just before serving if you want them extra fresh.
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Christmas Tree Oreos
Ingredients
Method
- Melt the white candy melts according to package instructions until smooth and creamy.
- Melt the green candy melts in a separate bowl until smooth.
- Dip the bottom of each Oreo into the white candy melts so only the bottom is coated. Gently tap the fork on the bowl edge to remove excess.
- Place the coated Oreos on a baking sheet or plate.
- Transfer the green candy melts to a piping bag.
- Drizzle the green candy melts over the top of each Oreo in a zigzag pattern to make it look like a Christmas tree.
- While the green coating is still wet, place a star sprinkle on top of each tree.
- Sprinkle the nonpareils over the trees to decorate.
- Let the cookies set completely. For faster setting, place the baking sheet or plate in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes.
- Once set, carefully remove the Christmas tree Oreos from the surface.
How to Store Christmas Tree Oreos
Keep in an airtight container at room temperature for up to a week. If your home is warm, refrigerate them so the candy coating stays firm.
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