Easy Fast and Absolutely Mouth Cramming Delicious! These White Chocolate Rod Pretzels with Oreos are the best easy treat of the season! Anyone can make these and they are complete in about 5 minutes!
Chocolate Rod Pretzels with Oreos
Seriously, if you are taking a sweet to a party or giving a box of goodies to a friend, this will be the easiest addition you can possibly make! Similar to My White Chocolate Rod Pretzels with m&m’s, these pretzel rod yummies are perfectly delicious!
These pretzel rod goodies take literal minutes to make and taste like you spent hours slaving in the kitchen over them!
Besides, they look so cute in a box with other treats!
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Here’s What You’ll Need For This Recipe
- Pretzel Rods
- White Chocolate chips or candy bark or Almond bark
- Oreos
Here’s How You Do It
- Melt the chocolate.
- Dip the pretzel
- Sprinkle with crushed oreos
Tips and Tricks for Perfect White Chocolate Rod Pretzels with Oreos
- We have made these with both white chocolate chips and with melting chocolate candy and prefer the candy type coating. It melts well, hardens quickly and the toppings stick easily to it.
- Coating the pretzel rod works best if you have a shallow tray or plate to put the chocolate in and then roll the pretzel in the chocolate.
- The same works for the topping, place it on a plate and then roll the pretzel rod in the topping.
- It’s easiest to only coat the top 1/3 of the pretzel rod, but people seem to like pretzel rods with about 2/3 dipped in chocolate.
- Lay these on a sheet of parchment paper or wax paper to cool and allow the chocolate to harden completely.
- The little plastic bags that are for individually wrapping cookies make a suitable cover for the chocolate end of the pretzel rod.
- They display easily in a small mason type jar.
- And HEY! If you want to share with someone about the history of oreos and impress them beyond belief (or bore them) then go learn about that right here!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s) about White Chocolate Rod Pretzels with Oreos
Yes, you CAN freeze this treat! Wrap it well in freezer safe wrap and then freeze for up to 3 months.
This will keep in a sealed container for 5-8 days.
The best way to keep this treat is in a sealed container like a zip lock bag or a plastic container with a sealable lid.
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White Chocolate Rod Pretzels with Oreos
Ingredients
- 12 oz white chocolate chips or almond bark, cut into small pieces
- 10 pretzel rods
- 1/3 cup oreos crushed
Instructions
- In a microwave safe bowl, melt chocolate chips or almond bark for 2 minutes. Stir and reheat in 1 minute intervals until well melted. Pour onto a plate or shallow dish.
- Roll top 1/3-2/3 of pretzel rod in the chocolate until the top is coated well.
- Pour crushed oreos onto a different plate and roll pretzel rod in the oreos. Use your fingers to press oreos onto the chocolate. Lay pretzel rod onto parchment paper and allow to cool completely.
Notes
- We have made these with both chocolate chips and with melting chocolate candy and prefer the candy type coating (or almond bark). It melts well, hardens quickly and the toppings stick easily to it.
- Coating the pretzel rod works best if you have a shallow tray or plate to put the chocolate in and then roll the pretzel in the chocolate.
- The same works for the topping, place it on a plate and then roll the pretzel rod in the topping.
- It’s easiest to only coat the top 1/3 of the pretzel rod, but people seem to like pretzel rods with about 2/3 dipped in chocolate.
- Lay these on a sheet of parchment paper or wax paper to cool and allow the chocolate to harden completely.
- You can stick the whole tray into the freezer or fridge to help cool it more quickly.
- The little plastic bags that are for individually wrapping cookies make a suitable cover for the chocolate end of the pretzel rod.
- They display easily in a small mason type jar.
Nutrition
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