Oreo Turkeys {Fun & Easy Thanksgiving Treat}

These Oreo Turkeys are so cute and so easy to make. Using Fudge Covered Oreos, this treat is ready in a snap and perfect for Thanksgiving. 

Oreo turkeys for Thanksgiving

Oreo Turkeys for Thanksgiving

These Oreo Turkeys are so cute. The kids will love these festive treats.

Things I love about this Thanksgiving Treat: 

  • I love that they are making fudge-covered Oreos now. It’s such a huge time saver for this cookie
  • A fun Thanksgiving treat
  • Kids will love them

FAQs

Make Ahead and Storage: 

Can I make these turkey treats ahead of time?

Yes! These Thanksgiving treats are a great treat to make a day ahead. The only possible setback you might have is if your Hershey’s kiss has a sugar bloom – overnight. That will discolor the chocolate by making it look like it has specks of white on the chocolate

Recommended: Make these the morning of your fun party or event. This way, the chocolate won’t have much time to react to a possible sugar bloom

What is a Sugar Bloom?

Sugar bloom is the sugar coming into contact with moisture and dissolving, then as the chocolate hardens, the sugar sets again and settles at the top of the chocolate making it look like it has white spots

How Do I Prevent Sugar Bloom?

Try to avoid drastic changes in temperature and do not store the chocolate in a moist place

Store these Thanksgiving turkeys at room temperature for a couple of days. They do not have to be covered

Oreo turkeys

Tips and Tricks:

  • Pay close attention to the oven temperature. You want to warn these at a very low temperature
  • These are so easy to make and come together quickly. You should have plenty of time on the morning of your party to make dozens
  • when you take out your cookies, the fudge from the cookie should be melted onto the candy corn and the Hershey’s Kiss should be soft
Oreo turkeys for Thanksgiving

Are you ready to make these fun Turkey Cookies? Let’s make sure you have everything you’ll need: 

Ingredients:

  • Fudge-covered Oreos – These are already covered with chocolate and will make your life so much easier
  • candy corn – you’ll want these for the turkey feathers
  • candy eyes – I just used the regular-sized eyes that you can find in the cake-decorating aisle at most grocery stores
  • orange M&Ms – these should be regular, milk-chocolate M&Ms and will be used for the beak
  • red mini M&Ms – this will be your gobble

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How do you make Oreo Turkey Cookies?

  • line a baking sheet with parchment paper
  • for each cookie, you’ll want to fan out 4 candy corns as turkey feathers
  • place Oreo cookies onto the candy corns where the pointed tips come together – making sure the wide ends are still exposed
  • set Hershey Kiss chocolates onto the center of the cookies
  • bake the cookies so the chocolate melts a little and becomes soft
  • take the cookies out and add the orange M&M beak, red M&M gobble, and candy eyes
  • Let the chocolate set up and harden before serving

More Thanksgiving Treats: 

Turkey Marshmallow Pops 

Turkey Hot Chocolate Spoons 

Turkey Haystack Cookies 

turkey Oreo treat

Oreo Turkeys {Fun & Easy Thanksgiving Treat}

Oreo Turkeys are a cute Thanksgiving treat for kids
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Course: Snack
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 2 minutes
Total Time: 12 minutes
Servings: 12
Calories: 78cal
Author: Melissa
Cost: $10

Equipment

  • medium glass microwave proof bowl

Ingredients

  • 1 package fudge-covered Oreo cookies
  • 12 Hershey Kisses
  • 60 Candy Corn about
  • 24 candy eyes
  • 12 M&Ms orange – milk chocolate
  • 12 miniature M&Ms red – mini

Instructions

  • preheat the oven to 150 degrees
  • line a baking sheet with parchment paper
  • for each cookie, you’ll want to fan out 4 candy corns as turkey feathers
  • *the candy corn should be pointing downward with the wide portion at the top
    candy corn turkey feathers
  • place Oreo cookies onto the candy corns where the pointed tips come together – making sure the wide ends are still exposed
  • set Hershey Kiss chocolates onto the center of the cookies
  • bake the cookies for 2 minutes – the fudge Oreos should be melting onto the candy corn and the Hersheys Kisses should become soft
  • take the cookies out and add the orange M&M beak, red M&M gobble, and candy eyes
  • Let the chocolate set up and harden before serving

Notes

nutrition facts are only an estimate 

Can I make these turkey treats ahead of time?

Yes! These Thanksgiving treats are a great treat to make 1 day ahead. The only possible setback you might have is if your Hershey’s kiss has a sugar bloom – overnight. That will discolor the chocolate by making it look like it has specks of white on the chocolate
Recommended: Make these the morning of your fun party or event. This way, the chocolate won’t have much time to react to a possible sugar bloom

What is a Sugar Bloom?

Sugar bloom is the sugar coming into contact with moisture and dissolving, then as the chocolate hardens, the sugar sets again and settles at the top of the chocolate making it look like it has white spots

How Do I Prevent Sugar Bloom?

Try to avoid drastic changes in temperature and do not store the chocolate in a moist place

How do I Store these Cookie Turkeys?

Store these Thanksgiving turkeys at room temperature for a couple of days. They do not have to be covered
 

Nutrition

Calories: 78cal | Carbohydrates: 15g | Protein: 0.4g | Fat: 2g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.003g | Monounsaturated Fat: 0.01g | Trans Fat: 0.003g | Cholesterol: 1mg | Sodium: 32mg | Potassium: 0.2mg | Fiber: 0.2g | Sugar: 14g | Vitamin A: 4IU | Vitamin C: 0.01mg | Calcium: 11mg | Iron: 0.1mg
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