No bake, quick and easy Oreo spider cookies, homemade with simple ingredients. Fun to make for kids Halloween parties with candies, sprinkles, chocolate.
If your kids liked my easy Frankenstein Cookies and my simple Dracula Cookies (Vampire Cookies) then they are going to really like these easy spooky yet cute cookies. You don't need any fancy ingredients or tools, just store-bought ingredients/supplies and get as creative as you like!
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How To Make Oreo Spider Cookies?
- Separate Oreo cookies- So you are left with a creamy side and a non-creamy side.
- Add melted chocolate- On the creamy cookie.
- Cut up licorice ropes- Stick them on the chocolate blob.
- Add spider tongue- Cut red licorice ropes in a "u" shape.
- Close spider- Press the non-creamy side of the cookie on top.
- Add melted chocolate on top- Cover with sprinkles.
- Add eyes- Using two m&m candies.
Variations For Halloween Oreos
Spider chocolate chip cookies- This version has become very popular over the last few years. When the cookies come out of the oven, freshly baked, push a few chocolate chips on top before they cool. Then, fill a small piping bag with melted chocolate and pipe little legs around the chocolate chips.
Peanut butter cookies- Make Peanut butter blossoms cookies (Thumbprint cookies) and stick a Rolo candy in the center and pipe out the legs with melted chocolate and add some candy eyeballs.
Use other cookies- I used golden Oreos. However, you can use chocolate Oreos or any other cream filled cookies such as Nutter Butters or even Oatmeal Creme Pies for really big critters!
Make cookies from scratch and decorate- Try these Easy Reeses Cookies {With Cake Mix}, or these Easy Chocolate Sugar Cookies {Cut Out} or even these Easy Cut Out Sugar Cookies (With Cake Mix).
Add a filling- Such as Raspberry Pie Filling, Strawberry Pie Filling, Chocolate Whipped Cream, Easy Chocolate Ganache, Dulce De Leche, or Homemade Caramel Sauce.
Use seasonal Halloween sprinkles- Instead of rainbow sprinkles to make these cookies look spooky.
Omit tongue- I added a licorice tongue but that's optional and can be omitted.
Use store-bought small candy eyeballs- Instead of m&m eyes.
Tips And Techniques
Make it kid-friendly- This is also a great Halloween edible craft for kids and if you pre-cut the candy pieces in advance, the little ones can just assemble everything together like a puzzle.
How to spread chocolate? I used a spoon to spread melted chocolate but a clean paintbrush would be mush easier, especially if you are making these with kids.
Work fast- The chocolate will harden pretty quickly, so make sure to add all the body parts fast.
What kind of chocolate to use? I used semi-sweet, but you can use dark chocolate or even white chocolate if you prefer.
Storage For Decorated Oreos
Room Temperature- In a cookie jar or box for up to 2 days.
Freeze- These do not freeze well because the cookies become soggy upon thawing and the sprinkles end up "bleeding" color.
More Halloween Cookies
- Easy Monster Cookies {Candy Corn Cookies}
- Easy Ghost Cookies {Halloween Cookies}
- Easy Halloween Cookies (Frankenstein and Vampire)
- Leftover Halloween Candy Cookies
Recipe
Oreo Spider Cookies
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Ingredients
- 10 Golden Oreos Can use the classic chocolate Oreos instead
- 1 cup Chocolate Semisweet, Melted
- 15 Licorice ropes
- 10 Rectangular licorice pieces
- ½ cup Sprinkles
- 20 M&M candies
Instructions
- Separate the Oreo cookies so that you are left with a creamy side and a non-creamy side.
- Pour a blob of melted chocolate on the creamy cookie.
- Cut up some some licorice ropes with scissors and stick them on the chocolate blob. These will be the legs of the spiders.
- Then, cut out a “u” shape with red licorice rips. This will be the tongue of the spiders. Stick this onto the melted chocolate too.
- Now, press the non-creamy side of the cookie on top until it sticks into place. You will need to work fast before the chocolate hardens.
- Pour another blob of melted chocolate on top of the cookie and cover with sprinkles.
- Use some more melted chocolate to stick two m&m candies on top of the sprinkles. These will be the eyes of the spiders. Enjoy!
Notes
- Read all my tips above.
- Leftovers can be stored at room temperature in a covered box for up to 2 days.
Nutrition
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Tiffany
So spooky.... but soooooooooooooooooooooo irresistible! Muhahahahahaha!
Brittany
These are so freakin cute! I loved all your Halloween creations!
Sawsan
These have got to be the CUTEST spiders I have ever seen
and that is saying something coming from someone who is terrified of spiders
Eftychia
In December my kids will celebrate their 7th birthday. I think this is a great idea for their party. Too cute!!
Kate
I'm new to your site and I have to just tell you that I am in awe of your talent!! WOW! I've just briefly looked around and I love each thing I see. These cookies are too cute. I can't wait to see all your other creations and I look forward to following you from here on.
Jill Roberts
These are so Instagrammable and adorable! Absolutely love your creative idea with spider cookies! Never seen something like this! Definitely i will try to make it too! Thx for sharing Abeer!
Abeer Rizvi
Awwww.... Thanks! I love Halloween!
Bella Hardy
These spider cookies just looks SO incredibly delicious and I am so craving a slice right now!