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Chocolate Cookie Bark

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With Oreo Cookies in the mix, how can you go wrong? Wrap up these treats with the elegant (and totally achievable) chocolate swirl for any gift-giving occasion.
time
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20 min
total:
1 hr 20 min
servings
total:
14 servings
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posted:12/7/2011
I make these every Christmas, along with the peanut butter/chocolate graham cracker bark. Always a big hit, and so easy to make!
posted:12/6/2011
I am confused on the cookies? Do you scrap off the white part before crushing them?
posted:12/6/2011
Sounds wonderful. Has anyone used white chocolate and milk chocolate chips instead of the baking chocolate?
posted:11/12/2011
I made this two years ago and created Christmas gifts with it. Delicious! My friends and family devoured them.
posted:9/28/2011
These are SO simple and great for Christmas treats for my kids teachers. The kids love helping to make them.
posted:8/30/2011
This has become a Christmas favorite. I always make it for my cookie plates now.
posted:8/7/2011
My family absolutely loved this treat. We made it for the kid's teachers for Christmas and they all wanted the recipe. Very easy to make but you may want to make a double batch because it will disappear quickly.
posted:3/3/2011
it was a big hit.
posted:2/11/2011
I have made this recipe every holiday season for at least 5 years now. I give it as gifts with other confections. It's always a big hit! It is great for the kids...they love crushing the Oreos.
posted:1/13/2011
Tastes great-sweet and chocolately. You cannot taste the white choc at all, unfortunately, because of the peanut butter (I even used less PB than it called for). Next time I will not use any. Looks great. Make sure to crush the cookies small (otherwise they will not be evenly distributed and swirling will be difficult). It really is ready to break apart in an hour like the recipe says, too.
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