by Laura Falin posted in Life & Home

These crack me up.
I'm much more of a goofy Halloween celebrator than a scary Halloween celebrator. So these just made me happy. They'd be perfect for a school party, or a fun treat after school one day, or for a kid who has a birthday in October. I just think they're so cute!

And unlike cake pops, Oreo pops require no baking or mixing or anything. Super simple. The trickiest part is getting the pop stick lodged in between the two halves of the cookie, but after a few practice tries, that should go pretty quickly.
Ingredients:

1 package Oreo double-stuf cookies
1 package white chocolate chips
orange food coloring
cake pop sticks (found at craft stores, and often in the baking aisle at grocery stores) wax or parchment paper
black cake decorating gel

Instructions:
Microwave the white chocolate chips, 20 seconds at a time, until they're melted and the mixture is smooth when you stir it.
Remove one half of each Oreo cookie. Make an indentation in the creme filling with the cake pop stick. Dip the end of the stick in white chocolate and lay it in the middle of the cookie. Put the top back on and let cookies harden.
Meanwhile, divide the melted white chocolate mixture. Some will stay white, to be used for the mummies, and the rest you can color with orange food coloring to make the pumpkins. Set aside 2 Tb of white melted chocolate to drizzle on the mummies at the end.

When the chocolate in the cookies has hardened, and they're attached ...