Sunday, November 20, 2011

Oreo Trifle

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Last week I hosted the final group Bible study that hubby and I had been participating in for several weeks. Since it was the last one, I wanted to make a special dessert and decided on a trifle because they look so pretty and impressive but are very easy to make and can be made ahead of time. Oreos are one of my guilty pleasures, so I searched for a layered Oreo Trifle and came across this one from My Stained Apron
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In my haste of trying to get the house ready AND making the food, I forgot the middle layer of Oreos and therefore didn't need to use extra Oreos on the top. Everyone really enjoyed it, but I  don't think the block of cream cheese is necessary and would definitely recommend leaving it out. This dessert is super creamy and perfect for your favorite chocolate lovers. 
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Oreo Trifle
Ingredients
8 ounces cream cheese at room temperature (I recommend leaving this out!!)
2 medium containers of Cool Whip
1 large box of chocolate pudding prepared according to directions (I used 3 small boxes)
1 package of Oreos (set aside 5 cookies)
1 stick unsalted butter, melted

Directions
Crush the Oreos (except for five). In a bowl mix together the Oreos and melted butter. 
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After preparing the chocolate pudding mix in the cream cheese and one container of cool whip. Layer the trifle dish in this order:
First half of the Oreo/butter mixture, then half of the pudding mix, 
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then the remaining container of Cool Whip, 
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then the last half of the Oreo mixture, then the remaining pudding mixture, and finally top of with remaining 5 Oreos (that have been crushed). 
For best results chill for a few hours or overnight before serving. 

9 comments:

  1. This is a fabtastic idea to add crunchy layer to a triffle

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  2. Love the layers here and the oreos on top are a delicious touch. Now I am wondering where my trifle bowl is...
    Thanks for posting this easy recipe for a delicious dessert. Yum!

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  3. Hello, so pretty and so so tasty for sure.

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  4. Yum! Well done, lady! This looks so simple and satisfying :)

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  5. mmmmmmmmm... where has this been all my life?! Looks so amazing!

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  6. I am not a fan of desserts, but this looks fantastic!

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  7. I can see why this one would be popular with a group of people!!

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  8. Love this...YUM!

    I just posted my red velvet cake pops, they are simple! You should try it :)

    http://decorgreat.blogspot.com/2011/12/christmas-cake-pops.html

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