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Halloween Oreo Pops (Mummy Pops)

These Mummy Halloween Oreo Pops are super cute and super easy to make! With just a few ingredients and a fun time decorating, you will have these adorable treats that kids of all ages will love!

mummy oreo pops in a jar

Halloween Oreo Pops

I love Halloween! Not only decorating and dressing in costume, but passing out candy to all the kids and seeing their faces light up.

And it’s amazing the costumes that kids make these days. So fun!

As you can tell with all my Halloween recipes, I love this holiday and look forward to it every year.

When it comes to holidays I always stress myself out trying to have everything decorated, make a unique costume, and have all the food just right.

So this year, I am going simple and enjoying this season instead of trying to do ALL THE THINGS.

These mummy Oreo pops are just what I need. With just a few ingredients (chocolate and cookies) I can make these adorable treats and then customize them with all the sprinkles and candies I have stored away!

Serve them with Mini Mummy Pizzas, Monster marshmallow treats, and my Mummy Munch Snack Mix.

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Ingredients Needed

White Chocolate – You can use baking chips, almond bark, or candy melts.

Coconut Oil – This is for thinning out the melted chocolate so it dips smooth.

Oreo Cookies – You can use regular, double stuffed, mega stuffed, and even golden oreos!

Lollipop Sticks – I like the white ones but you can find colored ones or even use the flat wood sticks too.

Candy Eyes – You can find these in the baking section of most grocery stores year round but they might be moved to the seasonal section if Halloween is close at hand.

How to Make Halloween Oreo Pops

First: Prepare a baking sheet with parchment paper on a baking tray and set aside. In a small bowl melt the 4 tablespoons of white chocolate in the microwave for 20 second intervals.

Second: Open the Oreo in half and place a teaspoon of white chocolate on the cream side of the Oreos. Place the lollipop sticks into the cream and chocolate on that side and close the Oreo.

Place in the refrigerator for 10 to 15 minutes, to seal completely.

Once they are sealed, place the rest of the chocolate and coconut oil in another bowl, and melt in the microwave for 20 second intervals until melted. Make sure you do not burn the chocolate.

Third: Dip oreos pop in the melted white chocolate and set it on your baking sheet to dry. Repeat for a second coating of white chocolate and place two eyes onto each Oreo.

Let the chocolate set completely.

Fourth: Add the rest of the chocolate into a piping bag or zip top bag, and drizzle each cookie with a bit of chocolate to make them look like the mummy wrapping. Enjoy!

For the full recipe and detailed instructions, please refer to the recipe card at the bottom of the post.

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mummy oreo pop and chocolate chips

How long do Oreo pops last?

Once dipped and cooled, you can store wrap them in a decorative plastic bag or sealed in an air tight container. Once stored they will last up to 2 weeks. Great for making ahead of time!

How do you decorate Oreo Pops?

I love how easy it is to decorate these oreo pops as mummies with a simple drizzle of melted white chocolate and some candy eyes.

If you don’t have candy eyes, you can use chocolate chips. Want to really jazz them up? Decorate them like Jack Skellington with edible markers or melted dark chocolate.

If you are giving these as gifts or party favors, place them in individual plastic bags and tie with a black ribbon. Super fun!!

three glasses with lollipops

Do I need to refrigerate them?

Cookies are shelf stable and so is the white chocolate. If you only use these ingredients then they do not require any refrigeration. Just be sure to store them in an air tight container to keep them away from moisture.

Tools for making Oreo Pops

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Looking for more Halloween treats to make? Check out all these easy and festive ideas!

Tapas Tips & Tricks

  • If you don’t like the microwave option for melting the chocolate, you can always use a double boiler method.
  • White chocolate chips not available, try candy melts or almond bark.
  • Want bigger mummies? Try using double stuffed or mega stuffed oreos. You will probably need more white chocolate to cover them all.
  • If you want a different color you can add a gel or oil based food coloring. Do not use water based ones or it will cause your chocolate to seize up.
  • To help the chocolate set faster, you can freeze the oreo pops for 15 minutes, after you add the stick to the middle, and before you do the first dip. The cold cookies will help the chocolate stick better faster.
  • Shake or the let the excess drip off before setting on the parchment paper to set up or you will get an extra ring or flap around the cookie and it will be uneven.

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Grab your favorite ghouls and goblins (kids of all ages) and whip up these fun and festive Mummy Halloween Oreo Pops for your holiday!

three glasses with lollipops

Mummy Oreo Pops

These Halloween Mummy Oreo Pops are super cute and super easy to make! With just a few ingredients and a fun time decorating, you will have these adorable treats that kids of all ages will love!
5 from 3 votes
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Course: Sweets, Desserts and Shooters
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
Servings: 15 Oreo Pops
Calories: 169kcal
Author: Jennifer Stewart

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cups white chocolate chips
  • 1 tablespoon coconut oil
  • 15 Oreo cookies
  • 4 tablespoons white chocolate chips to seal cookies
  • Candy eyeballs

Instructions

  • Prepare a baking sheet with parchment paper on a baking tray and set aside.
  • In a small bowl melt the 4 tablespoons of white chocolate in the microwave for 20 second intervals.
  • Open the Oreo in half and place a teaspoon of white chocolate on the cream side of the Oreos.
  • Place the lollipop sticks into the cream and chocolate on that side and close the Oreo.
  • Chill in the refrigerator for 10 to 15 minutes, to seal completely.
  • Once they are sealed, place the rest of the chocolate and coconut oil in another bowl, and melt in the microwave for 20 second intervals until melted. Make sure you do not burn the chocolate.
  • Dip oreos pop in the melted white chocolate and set it on your baking sheet to dry.
  • Repeat for a second coating of white chocolate and place two eyes onto each Oreo.
  • Let the chocolate set completely.
  • Add the rest of the chocolate (leftover from the dipping) into a piping bag or zip top bag, and drizzle each cookie with a bit of chocolate to make them look like the mummy wrapping.
  • Let cool to set. Enjoy!

Notes

  • If you don’t like the microwave option for melting the chocolate, you can always use a double boiler method.
  • White chocolate chips not available, try candy melts or almond bark.
  • Want bigger mummies? Try using double stuffed or mega stuffed oreos. You will probably need more white chocolate to cover them all.
  • If you want a different color you can add a gel or oil based food coloring. Do not use water based ones or it will cause your chocolate to seize up.
  • To help the chocolate set faster, you can freeze the oreo pops for 15 minutes, after you add the stick to the middle, and before you do the first dip. The cold cookies will help the chocolate stick better faster.
  • Shake or the let the excess drip off before setting on the parchment paper to set up or you will get an extra ring or flap around the cookie and it will be uneven.

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 169kcal | Carbohydrates: 20g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 10g | Saturated Fat: 5g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Cholesterol: 4mg | Sodium: 63mg | Sugar: 16g

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Recipe Rating




Erin

Sunday 19th of September 2021

These are just too cute and so much fun to make with kids. My girls (6 and 3) helped me make and decorate these for a taste test before October, and we loved them!

Erin

Sunday 19th of September 2021

It's not Halloween time just yet, but my girls and I saw this and wanted to taste test before sharing with friends in October. These were a huge hit, and my kids had a blast making them!

Nikki

Thursday 16th of September 2021

Made these with my nephew and he loved them! Easy for him to help make!

Michaela Kenkel

Tuesday 14th of September 2021

These are darling! My niece is making them for her boys' daycare class this year! Thanks for the great idea!