Oreo Bars On A Stick – Melted marshmallows mixed in with ground Oreos, molded into bars and threaded on sticks.
I think I ate a lot of sweet treats when I was little. Not quite sure, but my taste buds are totally into sweets, so I think it’s safe to assume that I chose dessert over veggies.
As if I had to tell you that I love sweets. Anyone that has followed this blog for more than 2 days will figure out that I like my cake. And I eat it, too.
By the way, and totally rhetorical, what genius came up with the saying, “You can’t have your cake and eat it too”? You wanna bet?!? What other purpose does a cake serve?
Anywho, I think my sweet tooth rubbed off on my 2 year old. Kinda sucks ‘cause I have to bribe her; “If you eat this green little tree, Mama will give you this ooey-gooey delicious mess…ok? OK!”
So I made her another treat with Oreos…that’s her favorite cookie.
I know, OMG she is giving her 2 year old that? It’s okay. It was her Birthday, and she only ate one. She never has more than one. I won’t allow it.
Okay…she probably had two, but I didn’t see her having the second one, so technically, she only had one.
Humongous thanks to the genius behind these bars, Jenny, from the Picky Palate. Her bars made all the tiny party-goers really really happy.
Oreo Bars Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 16.6-ounce package of Oreos
- 1 10-ounce bag of Large Marshmallows
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 16 wooden sticks
Instructions
- Line an 8×8-inch baking pan with aluminum foil; set aside.
- Place Oreos in a food processor and pulse until ground.
- Put the marshmallows and the butter in a large microwave-safe bowl; cook in microwave for 1 1/2 to 2 minutes, or until puffed.
- Remove from the microwave and pour in the ground Oreos; stir to combine.
- Transfer the mixture to the foil-lined baking pan.
- Let set for 10 minutes.
- Remove bars out of pan with edges of foil, cut into squares, and thread onto the sticks.
- Makes 16 brownie-sized bars.
Notes
Nutritional info is an estimate and provided as courtesy. Values may vary according to the ingredients and tools used. Please use your preferred nutritional calculator for more detailed info.
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Oh no … a new addiction for the new year! Oh boy…!
Great idea and definitely adaptable for / applicable to other sweet treats! Thanks for sharing!
Lisa
You know, I love things on sticks, but I’m thinking if I make these, they won’t make the trip to the stick before they make a trip to my mouth
LOVE THE STICK ADDITION!
I read somewhere that kids crave sweets because their brain tells them that when they eat something sweet, it has calories and they need calories to grow, so eat, EAT! (it’s kind of like how birds know not to eat brightly colored bugs because they are poisonous or bitter.) So go ahead, enjoy the gift you were given.
just beautiful killer photos… Wonderful recipe… where does the name “Diethood” Come from???
🙂 Everyone asks… diet, but not as in dieting…diet as in nutrition… the sum of the food consumed by all of us… does that make sense? I hope so!! It makes perfect sense to me. 🙂
Shoot, for once I thought I’d be one of the firsts to comment on FFWD! I’m going to be in the Chicago area next week – sent you an email, but maybe it ended up in Junk – I’ve had several ppl tell me that recently.
What a delightful treat for adults! I suppose we would need to share them with the kids, too. I had an unfortunate experience with Oreos as a kid that created an Oreo aversion which lasted for a while. Thankfully, I’m over that now! My cousin and I ate an entire bag of Oreos sitting on our porch swing. She would eat the filling and then give me the chocolate cookie. Wonder if I could do that again? Thanks for this great post!
What a neat sweet treat, perfect for a birthday girl.
You’re on a roll girlie, Congratulations!
Congrats on Top 9 today! Whoo hoo! I enjoyed reading your cute little story behind this oreo bar. Hehee mommy can’t be mad at her b-day princess having 2nd one. She must had a great time on her b-day with this special treat. 🙂 This must be a great hit at the party!
Love this! Portable sweets are always right up my alley. Wonderful recipe and post!!
Pure delicious fun and so easy to make. Great treats.
What a great kid recipe!
Ive been wanting to try these ever since I first saw them, they are just so kooky! and your versions look oh so lovely, such a fun idea hey 🙂 lovely post, and gorgeous photos!!
Kate! Congratz for the top 9 #2 on Foodbuzz!
Well… even I’m following u for maybe 1-2 months, I already “knew” that u’re a sweet tooth… haha ha!
I always loves reading ur post, yes… my sons will definetely loves this one 😀
Tq for sharing the recipe with us dear! 😉
These are genius Kate! Its like a huge rice crispy treat but with Oreos. Your 2 year old is on to something great!
Happy birthday, Ana! What a cute idea – and of course you can have your cake and eat it too 🙂
Oh I want some too 🙂 I promise I’ll just have one LOL
YUM!!! This looks easy too, and I am NOT the best baker so this is just my speed 🙂
These look lovely – nothing wrong with indulging every so often, especially if you’re two years old 🙂
What a perfect treat for the birthday girl!
What a fun idea!
Just when I though the sitck craze couldn’t get any crazier, you go and put brownies on a stick! Madness! (But totally yummy, I’m sure 😉
I think everything is so much more fun on a stick! These look fun and tasty.
I’ve made these too and they’re really good!!
These bars look like a reason anyone would start to gain a sweet tooth! I bet all the kids loved them… and the adults too.
This is just too much! I would definitely eat a “green tree” if it meant I got to eat one of these! Yum!
These look delicious. Your daughter is so lucky. I think it’s totally okay for kids to have treats. We always used the balance rule with our kids. If you eat a treat you must balance it off with something healthy next time you eat. Moderation works like a charm. Love that you let her be a kid.
This is a brilliant idea 🙂
And I can’t stop smiling at the thought of how much your daughter likes oreo cookies ! It’s just too cute! (Alright, I’ll admit — I love oreos too, who doesn’t! 🙂 )
I’ve never quite seen anything like this! But I definitely want to try it! And I don’t even have 2 year olds anymore! Great recipe! : )
Amazing! I have to say I like my sweet treats as well 🙂 Great post!
That is totally cool! Who wouldn’t enjoy a cookie on a stick?!
How EASY and DELICIOUS do these look!?!? I have a special place in my heart for oreo-flavored anything, so these are right up my alley!
How cool is this!? Oreos and marshmallows. Does it get any better?
Wow! I think my husband would flip for these! All of his favorite things on a stick!
wow! such great treats! not just for kids…me too!
you are so darn creative BRAVO!
yummy looking innovative way to have oreos
What a great recipe and a fun idea!!! They look delicious!
Kate …, this is a winner alright and I bet my sunday school kids will be delighted to have this as a treat. ;)) thanks for sharing this wif me.I work with the kids and this comes just great. Sweet treat once in a blue moon is okay .
Kate, that is just plain AWESOME! My little Sous Chef would go nuts over these! Such a simple, yet wonderful idea. Love IT!!!
You can totally have your cake and eat it too!! I love all of your Oreo recipes. In fact, it makes me crave them. I think we have some in the cupboard right now!
Yeaayy… You’re a fellow sweet tooth like me! I’m glad to know that I’m not abnormal for craving these awesome looking Oreos on a stick ;-). Btw, I think those red popsicle sticks look great and make these treats really stand out.
I love how simple this recipe is! Oreos are quite popular in this house and I would be Mom of the Day if I baked these up. Whether you are 2 or 20 or 102, this is a treat!
I cannot get over how simple these are. But I can only imagine howwell they went over. A lot of bang for your time buck.
I think everything’s better on a stick! 😀
Oh girl, these bars are a fabulous kind of trouble! My kids would swoon for these pops.
How delicious and simple! Yum!
Amazing!! What a great idea to put them on sticks…I wish I could reach through the screen & grab one right now, they look sooo good!
Sweet Mother of Pearl!!! This could be dangerous, I have everything on hand to make these!
This is just genius! I love this one. I wish I had a kid thing coming up so I had a good excuse to make these!
Wow- these bars are complete genius! Happy Birthday to your little one!
Looks like Ana had her Oreo cookies, and her cake, too, and it was on a stick.
Glad that she had a wonderful birthday!
So awesome! Like Rice Krispy treats and cake pops had a delicious, delicious baby…these look both adorable and tasty.
Such a great idea! Now my fingers won’t get sticky!
You’ve added yet another one to my to-make list Kate! Love it 🙂
I would love to eat this tasty snack. Yum!
You are so awesome! Oreos on a stick! Your recipes are always so original yet still down to earth. My sweet tooth has definitely rubbed off on the kids. It’s a good thing I Can’t bake like you otherwise we’d be in trouble!
Genius! If I put anything on a stick – my kids are likely to eat it. And this is one that they’d be all over. (Likely sneaking more than one, when I’m not looking.) 😉
Gahhh!!!! You are a genius!! How creative
the oreo bars look soooo delicious. i used to love crushed oreos on my mcflurries from mcdonalds!
Love that this treat comes on a stick! Adorable!
Hey, when it comes to birthdays, anything to goes. That’s my motto, anyway. These look delish!
I totally agree – you can have your cake AND eat it!! I would also love to eat these delightful little treats on a stick. These are awesome!
This is like rice krispie treats, only a 1000 times better!