Christmas White Chocolate Oreos are the epitome of simple holiday joy, offering a decadent yet incredibly easy no-bake dessert that requires just four core ingredients. This festive treat features classic Oreo cookies generously coated in smooth, melted white chocolate and adorned with vibrant, holiday-themed sprinkles, making them an instant favorite for all ages.

Embrace the holiday spirit by involving your family in making these delightful Christmas White Chocolate Oreos. It’s an excellent opportunity to create cherished memories and establish a fun annual tradition. Not only are they a joy to prepare, but these beautifully decorated cookies also make thoughtful, handcrafted gifts for friends, neighbors, and teachers. Their visual appeal and irresistible taste guarantee they’ll be a hit. If you’re a fan of easy holiday recipes, you’ll find these alongside other popular No-Bake Christmas Desserts, Christmas Dessert Lasagna, Little Debbie Christmas Tree Dip, and delightful Shortbread Christmas Cookies.
Our passion for creating memorable Christmas Desserts means we’re constantly exploring new and exciting recipes. Beyond these white chocolate-dipped Oreos, we highly recommend trying our Christmas Sprinkle Cookies and the whimsical Easy Grinch Cookies. For those who enjoy a variety of treats, our Christmas Cowboy Cookies, Christmas Cookie Bars, and refreshing Christmas Mints are always crowd-pleasers, perfect for any easy Christmas dessert spread. And, of course, the entire family consistently raves about our addictive Crock Pot Christmas Crack.
For more diverse holiday flavors, don’t forget to explore our collection of Italian Christmas Desserts, offering a taste of tradition and elegance to your holiday table.
Table of Contents: Festive White Chocolate Oreos
- Why You’ll Adore This Recipe
- Ingredients for Success
- Creative Variations
- Step-by-Step Guide
- Expert Tips for Perfect Oreos
- Storage Instructions
- Frequently Asked Questions
- More Chocolate Covered Oreos Recipes
- Christmas White Chocolate Oreos Recipe Card
Why You’ll Adore These Christmas White Chocolate Oreos
There’s an undeniable charm to chocolate-dipped Oreo cookies, and this particular recipe for Christmas White Chocolate Oreos takes that charm to a new, festive level. This simple dessert is a perpetual favorite at any holiday gathering, consistently earning rave reviews from guests. Its ease of preparation makes it stand out, solidifying its spot as one of the best Christmas cookie recipes with few ingredients.
After perfecting our classic white chocolate covered Oreos, we knew we had to infuse them with some holiday magic! The result is this wonderfully cheerful Christmas version. For another fun winter treat, be sure to check out our adorable Snowman Chocolate Covered Oreos. These treats aren’t just delicious; they’re incredibly versatile and perfect for last-minute holiday dessert needs.
Simply top your freshly dipped white chocolate Oreos with an assortment of vibrant red and green sprinkles to instantly transform them into a truly festive holiday dessert. This easy no-bake treat offers all the deliciousness of our Christmas No-Bake Cookies and whimsical Candy Cane Sleighs, but with even less effort. We’re always on the lookout for stress-free holiday recipes, and these Oreos fit the bill perfectly, much like our impressive Ugly Sweater Cake and the delightful Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cheesecake.
If you or your loved ones have specific dietary requirements, don’t fret! We also have an extensive list of 45 Gluten-Free Christmas Desserts to ensure everyone can enjoy sweet holiday indulgence.
Essential Ingredients for Perfect Christmas White Chocolate Oreos
Creating these delightful Christmas White Chocolate Oreos is surprisingly straightforward, thanks to a minimal ingredient list. Each component plays a crucial role in achieving that perfect balance of crunch, creamy sweetness, and festive cheer.

- Oreo Cookies: Opt for regular Oreo cookies, rather than Double Stuffed or Thins. The classic ratio of cookie to cream filling provides the ideal base for dipping, ensuring the white chocolate coating adheres perfectly without being too bulky.
- White Candy Melts: These are key for a smooth, even coating. White candy melts are specifically designed to melt effortlessly and set quickly, providing a professional-looking finish. Unlike some white chocolates, they are less prone to seizing, making them very forgiving for beginners.
- Vegetable Oil: A small amount of vegetable oil is essential for thinning the melted candy melts. This helps achieve a fluid consistency, allowing for easy dipping and a thinner, more elegant chocolate shell on your Oreos. Without it, the chocolate can be too thick and clumpy.
- Christmas Sprinkles: This is where the magic happens! Choose any variety of red, green, and white sprinkles you adore. From classic jimmies and nonpareils to festive shapes like snowflakes, stars, or tiny candy canes, the sprinkles add both visual appeal and a delightful textural crunch.
For the precise measurements of these Christmas White Chocolate Oreo ingredients, please refer to the detailed recipe card at the bottom of this post.
Creative Variations to Customize Your Christmas Oreos
While the classic Christmas White Chocolate Oreos are perfect as they are, this recipe offers a fantastic canvas for creativity. Feel free to experiment with these variations to tailor them to your taste, theme, or whatever ingredients you have on hand.
- White Chocolate Chips: If you prefer to use traditional white chocolate, you can substitute white chocolate chips for candy melts. Be mindful that white chocolate chips can sometimes be trickier to melt smoothly and may require a bit more attention to prevent seizing. Adding a touch of coconut oil or shortening can help achieve a smoother consistency.
- Different Colors of Melting Wafers: Expand beyond white! Use various colored candy melts to match any holiday or occasion. For Christmas, red and green candy melts create a vibrant, striped effect or can be used for separate batches, offering a colorful assortment. Consider pastel colors for Easter or bright hues for a birthday party.
- Oreo Cookie Flavors: Don’t limit yourself to the original! Explore the vast world of Oreo flavors. Mint Oreos dipped in white chocolate and green sprinkles are particularly delightful for Christmas. Other fantastic options include Red Velvet, Peanut Butter, Golden, or even seasonal limited-edition flavors for a unique twist.
- Melted Chocolate Drizzle: Elevate the elegance with a contrasting chocolate drizzle. Melt milk, dark, or even another colored candy melt and transfer it into a piping bag (or a ziploc bag with a tiny corner snipped off). Drizzle back and forth over the set white chocolate Oreos for a sophisticated and artistic finish. A fork can also be used for a more rustic drizzle.
- Alternative Sprinkles & Toppings: The sprinkle aisle is your oyster! Beyond traditional Christmas sprinkles, consider edible glitter, sanding sugar, crushed candy canes for a minty kick, finely chopped nuts (like pecans or walnuts), shredded coconut, or even a dusting of cocoa powder.
- Seasonal Adaptation: This base recipe is incredibly versatile. By simply changing the color of your candy melts and the type of sprinkles, you can adapt these chocolate-covered Oreos for any holiday or season throughout the year. Think orange for Halloween, pastels for spring, or blue and white for Hanukkah.
- Christmas Tree Design: Get extra festive by piping a small Christmas tree design! After the white chocolate has set, melt green candy melts and pipe small triangular shapes onto the Oreos. While the green is still wet, add tiny colorful sprinkles as “ornaments” for an adorable miniature Christmas tree.
- Add Crushed Cookies or Candy: Before the chocolate sets, press crushed pieces of other cookies (like gingerbread snaps or shortbread), mini chocolate chips, or small candy pieces onto the wet coating for added texture and flavor.
- Oreo Pops: Transform these into fun, handheld treats by inserting a lollipop stick into the cream center of each Oreo before dipping. Once dipped and decorated, allow them to set, then individually wrap them in cellophane bags with a ribbon for perfect party favors or gifts.
- Almond Bark: Almond bark is another suitable coating option and can be used as a substitute for candy melts. While it also melts smoothly, it tends to be a bit thicker than candy melts. If using almond bark, ensure you add enough vegetable oil to achieve a dippable consistency, and consider using a double boiler for more controlled melting.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Christmas White Chocolate Oreos
Follow these simple steps to create perfectly coated and festive Christmas White Chocolate Oreos. Precision in melting and quick action with sprinkles are key!

Step 1: Prepare the Melted Chocolate. Place your chosen white candy melts and the vegetable oil into a microwave-safe bowl. Begin microwaving the mixture in short 30-second intervals. After each interval, be sure to stir thoroughly. Continue this process, stirring diligently, until the candy melts are completely smooth and free of any lumps.

Step 2: Dip the Oreo Cookies. Using a fork, carefully dip each Oreo cookie into the bowl of melted white candy melts. Ensure the entire cookie is submerged and fully coated. Gently tap the fork against the side of the bowl to allow any excess chocolate to drip off. This helps prevent thick pools of chocolate at the base of your cookies.

Step 3: Decorate with Sprinkles. As soon as you dip an Oreo, immediately transfer it to a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Without delay, generously sprinkle your chosen Christmas sprinkles over the wet white chocolate. Act quickly, as the chocolate begins to set almost instantly, and the sprinkles will not adhere once it hardens.

Step 4: Set and Serve. Continue the dipping and sprinkling process until all your Oreo cookies are beautifully coated and adorned with festive sprinkles. Once complete, place the entire baking sheet into the refrigerator for at least one hour. This chilling period allows the white chocolate to fully set and harden, ensuring a crisp, stable coating. After setting, your Christmas White Chocolate Oreos are ready to be served and enjoyed!
Expert Tips for Perfect Christmas White Chocolate Oreos
Achieving perfectly coated and festive Christmas White Chocolate Oreos is simple with a few insider tricks. These pro tips will help ensure your treats turn out beautifully every time.
- Consider a Double Boiler for Melting: If you’re hesitant about microwaving or prefer a more controlled melting process, a double boiler is an excellent alternative. Place your candy melts and vegetable oil in a heatproof bowl set over a saucepan of simmering water (ensuring the bowl doesn’t touch the water). Stir continuously until smooth. Both microwave and double boiler methods yield delicious results for white chocolate covered Oreos.
- Frequent Stirring is Crucial: Regardless of your melting method, stir the candy melts frequently, especially when microwaving. Melting in short intervals and stirring thoroughly after each one prevents scorching and ensures a consistently smooth, workable texture. Burnt chocolate becomes lumpy and unusable.
- Sprinkle Immediately: Timing is everything when it comes to sprinkles! The moment you dip an Oreo and before the chocolate has a chance to cool and set, generously apply your Christmas sprinkles. If you wait too long, the sprinkles won’t adhere properly, resulting in bald spots.
- Reheat as Needed: It’s common for candy melts or chocolate to start hardening as you work, especially if your kitchen is cool. If this happens, simply pop the bowl back into the microwave for a quick 10-15 seconds, then stir vigorously. This will bring it back to a dippable consistency.
- Remove Excess Chocolate: After dipping each cookie, gently tap the fork against the edge of the bowl. This helps remove any superfluous white chocolate, ensuring a cleaner, thinner coating and preventing excess chocolate from pooling around the base of the cookie as it sets.
- Always Line Your Baking Sheet: Save yourself the headache of scrubbing! Line your baking pan or cookie sheet with parchment paper or wax paper. This not only prevents the dipped Oreos from sticking but also makes cleanup incredibly easy once the chocolate has set.
- Address Chocolate “Pools” Promptly: Despite your best efforts, sometimes small pools of chocolate can form around the base of the cookies. If you notice this before the chocolate fully hardens, you can use a toothpick to gently reshape the chocolate or carefully remove the excess. Once hardened, you can also trim away excess with a small knife for a tidier appearance.
- Chill for Optimal Setting: While white chocolate will eventually set at room temperature, refrigerating the cookies significantly speeds up the process. This ensures a firm, non-sticky coating and prevents any smudging, making them easier to handle and store.
Storage Instructions for Christmas White Chocolate Oreos
Proper storage is key to keeping your Christmas White Chocolate Oreos fresh, delicious, and ready to enjoy for weeks. These delightful treats are incredibly easy to store, making them ideal for make-ahead holiday preparations.
To store any leftover White Chocolate Covered Oreos for Christmas, place them in an airtight container. Arrange them in a single layer if possible, or separate layers with parchment paper to prevent sticking and preserve their pristine decoration. Refrigerate the container, and your Oreos will remain fresh and tasty for up to 2 weeks. Their firm white chocolate coating helps protect the cookies, keeping them from drying out quickly. This long shelf life means you can prepare them well in advance of parties, gifting, or simply to have a festive treat on hand whenever a craving strikes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Christmas White Chocolate Oreos
Absolutely! This recipe is perfectly suited for making ahead of time, which is a huge bonus during the busy holiday season. They store beautifully and will retain their amazing taste and festive appearance. You can prepare these Christmas White Chocolate Oreos up to 2 weeks in advance. Just be sure they are completely dry and the chocolate has fully set before you transfer them into an airtight container for storage.
Several factors can hinder the proper setting of your chocolate-covered Oreos. Warmer environments, such as a warm kitchen, can significantly slow down the setting process. If your kitchen temperature is on the higher side, it will take much longer for the chocolate to firm up naturally. The easiest and most effective fix for this is to refrigerate the cookies. Placing the baking sheet in the fridge will dramatically speed up the setting time, ensuring your chocolate hardens quickly and perfectly.
For this recipe, we specifically recommend using white candy melts. They are formulated to melt much smoother and more evenly than most white chocolate chips, which makes the dipping process considerably easier and yields a more professional-looking finish. White chocolate chips can be used as an alternative if you prefer, but you must be very careful not to overheat them, as they are prone to seizing and becoming thick and lumpy, making them difficult to work with.
Yes, almond bark is a suitable substitute for candy melts in this recipe. It’s a common coating confection that provides a similar white chocolate-like flavor and texture. However, like white chocolate chips, almond bark can be a bit thicker and may not melt quite as smoothly as candy melts. If you choose to use almond bark, we suggest melting it using a double boiler method rather than a microwave. A double boiler offers more gentle and consistent heat, reducing the risk of overheating and creating a thick, unmanageable consistency.

More Delicious Chocolate Covered Oreos Recipes
If you’ve enjoyed making these festive Christmas White Chocolate Oreos, you’ll love exploring other variations of this simple yet satisfying treat. Chocolate-covered Oreos are incredibly versatile and perfect for any occasion!
- Snowman Chocolate Covered Oreos: Adorable and fun, these are perfect for winter and a great activity with kids.
- The Best Chocolate Covered Oreos: A classic, go-to recipe for perfectly dipped Oreos every time.
- Christmas Chocolate Covered Oreos: Explore other festive ideas and designs for your holiday cookies.
We absolutely love hearing about your culinary creations! If you decide to make these delightful Christmas White Chocolate Oreos, please be sure to leave us a comment and let us know how they turned out. Your feedback and festive creations brighten our day!
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Christmas White Chocolate Oreos is a no-bake dessert with just 4 ingredients. This holiday treat is coated in melted white chocolate and topped with festive sprinkles.
- Prep Time: 15 mins
- Refrigerate: 1 hr
- Total Time: 1 hr 15 mins
- Servings: 16
- Cuisine: American
- Course: Dessert
- Calories: 106 kcal
- Author: Carrie Barnard
Ingredients
- 16 Oreo Cookies
- 12 ounces White Candy Melts
- 1 ½ teaspoons Vegetable Oil
- Christmas Sprinkles
Instructions
- Place the white candy melts and vegetable oil in a microwave-safe bowl.
- Microwave the mixture in 30-second intervals, stirring after each interval, until the candy melts are fully melted and smooth.
- Dip each Oreo cookie into the melted candy melts with a fork. Gently tap the fork on the side of the bowl to remove any excess chocolate from the cookie.
- Immediately place the coated cookies on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Top generously with Christmas sprinkles while the chocolate is still wet.
- Continue this process until all the cookies are coated and sprinkled.
- Place the baking sheet in the refrigerator for at least an hour for the chocolate to fully set and harden.
- Once set, the cookies are ready to serve and enjoy!
Recipe Notes
Refrigerate any leftover Christmas White Chocolate Oreos in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks for optimal freshness.
You can substitute almond bark for the white candy melts if preferred, but be aware it may require more careful melting, possibly using a double boiler.
Nutrition Facts
- Calories: 106 kcal
- Carbohydrates: 14g
- Protein: 1g
- Fat: 5g
- Saturated Fat: 3g
- Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g
- Monounsaturated Fat: 1g
- Trans Fat: 0.01g
- Sodium: 56mg
- Potassium: 28mg
- Fiber: 0.3g
- Sugar: 11g
- Vitamin A: 0.2IU
- Calcium: 3mg
- Iron: 1mg
