OREO® Ladybug

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Very good! No problem with the cookies. However, the frosting was pink and we could not find licorice.

posted by

RichC02

on 1/3/2009

time

prep:

15 min

total:

15 min

servings

total:

1 serving, 2 ladybugs

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What You Need

OREO Cookies

tsp. red-tinted vanilla frosting

tsp. miniature semi-sweet chocolate chips

Mini OREO Bite Size Cookies

pieces black string licorice (1 inch)

Make It

SPLIT large OREO Cookies, leaving filling on 1 side of each cookie. Cut sides with filling in half to make "ladybug's wings." Spread plain side of each wing with frosting. Press chocolate chips into red frosting for "spots."

SECURE wings, red frosting sides up and rounded edges out, to tops of remaining plain cookie halves with additional frosting, separating wings slightly.

ATTACH Mini OREO Cookies to the bases of the wings with additional frosting for the "heads," standing each Mini OREO on its side. Secure licorice pieces to the heads with additional frosting for the "antennae."

Kraft Kitchens Tips

Storage Know-How

Loosely wrap prepared ladybugs in plastic wrap. Store at room temperature up to 3 days.

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RichC02

posted:1/3/2009

Very good! No problem with the cookies. However, the frosting was pink and we could not find licorice.

MrsRichardson05

posted:8/27/2008

I followed the directions exactly. The cookies fell apart and it looked nothing like a ladybug.

JadisMoon

posted:3/31/2007

It was a lot of work and I never could get the antennaes to stay on, but they were the hit of my daughter's Pre-K class party and I would surely make them again.

a cook

posted:3/19/2007

I discovered if you CHILL the oreos in the fidge, they split SO EASY!!!!!

a cook

posted:6/5/2006

My students made this after I read "The Grouchy Ladybug." I modified a few steps based on their ability level. They loved eating their creations!

nattynice830

posted:9/2/2005

Well, it was perfect for my kids, but other than that it was a little over the average of sweet.If you love chocolate you have to try it. for sure!!!

usa12570

posted:7/29/2005

I used this snack for a lesson at church. My kids loved it! It was slightly challenging but they enjoyed the fruit of their labor and the point was made. The kids didn't like the licorice, but the 'bugs' themselves were delightful!

wiggleworms2003

posted:6/15/2005

Cute, but too difficult to make!!!Good luck!

a cook

posted:5/18/2005

Cute idea, but a little challenging. Separating the Oreos was harder than I remember as a kid. Too much effort involved, my kids were happier with plain oreos and milk.

williamsj4

posted:3/18/2005

I found this snack both expensive and difficult to make. I could hardly get the cookies to separate without breaking. I did not enjoy making this snack at all, and I ended up with quite a mess trying.

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OREO® Ladybug

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