Oreo Dirt Cake Recipe
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Quick tips for making Oreo Dirt Cake:
- Can be made with chocolate OR vanilla pudding.
- Can use a new flower pot and add gummy worms for a “real” dirt cake.
- Serve in a 9×13 dish or glass bowl.
- Ideal for potluck dinners and family gatherings.
- Perfect for a child’s birthday party!
It’s been a somewhat rough winter in NC. A big snow (for us) and a recent ice storm left many without power for days.
I’ve had enough of this dreariness.
And need to see more of this new life and beauty.
Today I’m so happy to be joining my friend Amy at Atta Girl Says and Kelly from My Soulful Home to bring you a touch of spring with our Swing Into Spring recipes.
To me, chocolate never goes out of season.
And Oreos? Yes, please.
For this recipe, I changed it up just a bit from the traditional chocolate pudding and served it up all ladylike for the pictures.
Oreo Dirt Cake is a favorite request at our house for birthdays, holidays and any time I we have a chocolate craving!
Oreo Dirt Cake
Oreo Dirt Cake
Ingredients
- ½ stick of butter
- 1 8- oz. pkg cream cheese softened
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 2 3.5 oz. packages instant vanilla pudding mix
- 3½ cups milk
- 1 16 oz. container frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 large package oreo cookies with creme filling
Instructions
- Break cookies apart and grind in food processor or blender.The white creme will disappear.
- Mix butter, cream cheese and sugar in largest mixing bowl.
- Add pudding and milk and mix thoroughly.
- Add whipped topping and mix gently.
- Layer in a 9x13 dish, alternating creme and cookie layers. Finish with cookies on top.
- Chill until ready to serve (24 hours if possible).
Notes
The size package of cookies depends on how much you love Oreos! Use less or more than called for according to taste.
A popular way to serve this is in a flower pot with gummy worms on top.
I would love it if you’d go visit Amy and check out her wonderful recipe for Grilled Flatbread Pizza
and Kelly with her recipe for Grilled Chicken over Spring Greens with CousCous. (Apparently, I didn’t get the message about being healthy!)
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Love Dirt Cake! Made some last weekend for my DIL’s baby shower. The theme was Boys Will Be Boys and we decorated with all things BOY. On the food table, we used large Tonka trucks as serving dishes! We piled the Dirt Cake on a silicon mat and pushed a toy bulldozer up against it. Looked just like a big pile of dirt being moved. I use plain old store brand cookies instead of Oreos and it tastes the same.
Oh, almost forgot! Pretzels dipped in Dirt Cake are divine! Don’t ask me how I know…
Goodness, Beverly, that’s a great way to get your sweet and salty at the same time! I love the details of your boy shower. I’m sure it was absolutely adorable!
I forgot to tell you I made this several weekends ago and the kids and Bill (ok I may have had seconds and thirds) went crazy for this dessert. So now it is a family favorite of ours, too. Thanks for hosting the Recipe Event and for sharing your fabulous recipe again. Besides, we can’t all eat healthy all the time. LOL xxoo, barb
I’m glad your grandkids loved it! It’s definitely child friendly 🙂
Ladylike, down and dirty, straight out of the pan — I’ll take Oreo dirt cake any way you want to serve it to me. Hint, hint. Actually, not really. I don’t need it. But I sure want it!
Yum! My kids would love this 🙂
Thanks so much for hosting! Your recipe looks yummy!! All about the Oreos. Fun co-hosting with your this week!! ~Christy
Oh dear me, you had me at OREO! This looks fab, and my kids would go bonkers over it! Thanks for sharing Marty! And thanks for hosting also!!!
Hi, Janis. I think your kids will love it because mine sure do!
Thanks so much for hosting today’s recipe party! Can’t wait to visit the links!
Thank you for hosting, Marty! Your dirt cake looks amazing. They serve something similar at a local buffet restaurant and it is always one of my favorites. 🙂
Hi, Stephanie. Thanks for leaving a comment. Oreo Dirt Cake is so amazingly good and disappears from our house!
Marty! I have not had breakfast yet… I could eat the whole thing!!!!! So yummy!
Yvonne, I don’t know about you, but Dirt Cake for breakfast is awesome! It has milk in it. Does that count?
Marty whatever message you got, it was the right one! Your Oreo Dirt Cake looks divine!! I will definitely be trying it. 🙂
This is a favorite recipe at church functions! The children would clear it out right away! So delighted to join you all this week – so excited that it’s almost Spring! I appreciate you hosting,
Kathy
Kathy, I’m a potluck veteran and love this recipe, too! It’s definitely a pleaser for the kids!
Hi Marty, We had freezing rain yesterday in our neck of the woods. I feel so badly for those in the NE with more snow. Hooray for chocolate, the ultimate comfort food! 🙂
Hi, Mary. The freezing rain is awful, isn’t it? So much harder than the snow. We homeschool so my kids don’t really get a snow day unless there’s actually snow!
Thank you for hosting, Marty. I adore Oreo Dirt Cake and have been making it for many years. I’ll never forget the first time that I tasted it and how amazed I was at its yumminess! I never thought about making it with chocolate pudding instead of vanilla though – great idea when you really, really need a chocolate fix!