Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats! (2024)

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Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats!

These monster cookies are perfect for Halloween or any time of year. The star is a dressed up store-bought ingredient of Oreos that will impress all ages!Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats! (1)

I am not really a crafty person so when it comes to Halloween themed stuff I turn to ideas with food. Decorating food however like crafting and is kind of related is also not my strength so I need easy crafts and easy decorating ideas.Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats! (2)That's why I love these Oreo Monster Cookies, they are fun, great for Halloween or any time of the year and even the less crafty like myself can make them. Even if you make a little mistake like the mouth is not quite what you want, so what, it's a Monster Cookie it can look weird.Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats! (3)

Yield: One dozen

Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats!

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These monster cookies are perfect for Halloween or any time of year. The star is a dressed up store-bought ingredient that will impress all ages!

Ingredients

  • 12 Oreo cookies
  • 1 cup purple candy melts
  • 1 cup green candy melts
  • 1 cup brown candy melts
  • 3 teaspoon coconut oil, divided
  • Green sprinkles
  • Orange sprinkles
  • Purple sprinkles
  • 15-20 candy google eyes
  • 5 mini pretzel sticks, broken into smaller pieces
  • Black decorating frosting

Instructions

  1. Line a baking sheet with wax paper and set aside.
  2. Place each candy melt color into a microwave safe bowl. Add 1 teaspoon of coconut oil in each bowl.
  3. Microwave candy in 30-second intervals until completely melted.
  4. With the help of a fork, dip each Oreo cookie in a bowl of melted candy. If you’re making 12 cookie monsters, I recommend doing 4 of each color. Once completely coated, place gently on a lined baking sheet.
  5. Decorate your coated cookies with sprinkles (they will act as your monster’s hair!) and an eye (or two!).
  6. Use the broken pretzel sticks as horns for some of your monsters and give some of your other monsters spooky grins with your black decorating frosting. Enjoy and Happy Halloween!

Imagine all the different monster cookies you and your kiddos could make? Just change the color of the candy melts, the sprinkles for the hair or whatever you want. My daughter is a teenager now but even she had fun doing these and she even asked if we could do some for her birthday to serve to her friends.Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats! (5)I admit I enjoyed eating these monster cookies too because you know there are Oreos under there and I may or may not have a slight weakness for them. You can even use different flavored Oreos if you like from the mint ones to vanilla or make slightly taller ones with the double cream Oreos. Oh yes I've thought about this a bit haven't I?!Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats! (6)We hope you enjoy making and eating these fun Monster Cookies as much as we do! PIN this recipe for later.

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If you like this idea, you'll love our bat cookies just in time for Halloween! Check them out and make them too!

By Powered by Mom on September 25th, 2018

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I’m Michelle aka Powered by Mom. I’m married with one daughter, my hubby was my high school sweetheart, our two dogs Nyx and Cleo and our cat Oliver. As you can see we’re a family of animal lovers. We love to travel when we can, try different food and activities all over the world and enjoy being together. My passions are writing, travelling, creating new recipes, encouraging people to adopt not shop and just to enjoy life while we can.

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46 thoughts on “Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats!”

  1. Great year round if you have open minded events

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    • good perfect sweet for halloween!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  2. These would be fun for a kids' party, too. Too cute for just Halloween!

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  3. Just perfect for Halloween! Easy recipe, too.

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  4. These are so cute! I need to try to make this with my kids.

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  5. Love how creepy and cute these are!

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  6. they look great

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  7. Yumm! We love oreos in our house. I love the idea of the one eyed monsters!

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  8. This are so cute and I would love to make them with my niece.

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  9. These are really cute and the little one will have fun making them with me thank you

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  10. Such cute treats for Halloween! The kids will love this!

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  11. I'm so glad I found this recipe as I'm going to babysit this weekend and I really wanted to do something Halloween related. The recipe seems easy enough to be done with young kids and I'm sure they're going to love it!

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  12. These are too cute! They'd be perfect for a kids Halloween party.

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  13. These are so cute and easy!

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  14. This looks like a fun project.

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  15. These are unique designs and let’s not forget that they are delicious!! I love the fudge covered Oreos already so I know my grandkids would dig into these! These are great for parties and get togethers and just for a comforting treat!!

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  16. These are cute and not scary! Perfect for little kids at Halloween!

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  17. Oh I can't wait to try these at my Halloween get togethers. These look like so much fun! Even making them!

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  18. those are so cute ! I want to make them!

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  19. great for little one's Halloween parties or class parties! So cute!

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  20. Those are fun and easy. Thanks for the ideas.

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  21. These look pretty cool and sound easy to make, I will have to try to make them. Thanks for sharing.

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  22. These are adorable and what I really like is that my grandkids ranging in age from 2 - 11 could all help with decorating.

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  23. looking good and tsty

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  24. These are so cute. My grandchildren will enjoy eating these as well as helping me make them. Thank you so much for sharing

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  25. These are so adorable. I'd love to try to make them. Thanks for posting!

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  26. Oh, how our family LOVES Oreos! These monster cookies are super cute, and perfect for my little cookie monsters! It would also be fun to make this at one of my moms club play dates. 🙂

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  27. Oh, how our family LOVES Oreos! These monster cookies are super cute, and perfect for my little cookie monsters! It would also be fun to make this at one of my moms club play dates.

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  28. So cute. My goddaughter would love to help make these and share them with friends.

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  29. I look forward to eating some scary Halloween cookies

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  30. These are so cute and they would be fun to make with my children!

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  31. These cookies are perfect for Halloween. They will be fun to make and eat.

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  32. My kids would have a lot of fun making these for school treats!

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  33. These cookies look great & my Granddaughter would love making them with me. So fun!

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  34. Oh I think I have my next idea for the grandchildren. I love making treats with them,I think I am going to add sticks to these ,just might be easier for them.
    @tisonlyme143

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  35. I would like to make these cookies for my three granddaughters. They look so cute!

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  36. What a great idea, these monster cookies are adorable! My kids would have so much fun helping me make htem too. 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing!

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  37. These cookies are so cute! I love that the are mistake proof.

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  38. Sharing this with my niece who's 2 yr old daughter will be doing her first real Halloween. My niece loves making treating and she she can draw straight lines.

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  39. This is a BIG time saver and great looking too!

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  40. These are so cute. I love easy ideas like this one!

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  41. These cookies are so darn cute, I can hear the giggles, gufaw's and gobblings now! I love decorating cookies, and these are a must!

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  42. This Monster Cookies Recipe is so colorful and fun! Terrific for a child's Halloween party. I would enjoy making them!

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  43. So cute, I can see these being our new halloween tradition like the seasonal easter egg dying. It helps that everybody likes oreos and we don't have to make the cookies from scratch...just have fun decorating them.

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Monster Cookies Recipe: Easy Halloween Treats! (2024)

FAQs

Will candy eyes melt in the oven? ›

Wilton Edible Eyeballs

A: This product comes with the following recommendation: Not recommended for baked applications. So yes, they would probably melt in the oven. If you are using them for baked goods, you would want the baked good to cool completely before using.

What are Cookie Monster's cookies made of? ›

The recipe, roughly: Pancake mix, puffed rice, Grape-Nuts and instant coffee, with water in the mixture. The chocolate chips are made using hot glue sticks — essentially colored gobs of glue. The cookies do not have oils, fats or sugars. Those would stain Cookie Monster.

Why are my monster cookies crumbly? ›

3. Why are my Monster Cookies falling apart? If Monster cookies are removed from the baking sheet too soon after coming out of the oven, they are prone to cracking and crumbling. Let the baked cookies stand for 3 minutes on the baking sheet before removing them to a rack to cool completely.

How do you get candy eyes to stick? ›

If they're being used on something harder like chocolate, a tiny dab of edible glue or even a bit of melted chocolate serves to adhere them well. A handy trick when using candy eyes is to use tweezers for precise application, avoiding melting from the heat of your fingers.

What color was Cookie Monster originally? ›

Cookie Monster´s appearance through years

In first commercials, concretely for IBM training film Coffee Break Machine and The Ed Sullivan Show in 1967, the monster had his teeth and his fur was dark green with a few brown-black patches. Later, his fur was even light purple in commercials.

What's the deal with Cookie Monster cookies? ›

Lara MacLean, who started as an intern at the Sesame Workshop in 1992, currently bakes around two dozen cookies for each episode at her home and described them as “kind of like a dog treat,” revealing they're made from pancake mix, puffed rice, Grape-Nuts, instant coffee, and colored glue.

What was the original Cookie Monster? ›

First, some history: The Muppet that would eventually become known as Cookie Monster was first developed by Jim Henson in the mid-1960s for a snack commercial, where he was unofficially referred to as a “wheel stealer” due to his penchant for stealing wheel-shaped cheese crackers.

What is Snoop Dogg cookies? ›

Snoop Dogg's peanut butter chocolate chip cookie recipe - His original cookie features creamy peanut butter and semisweet chocolate morsels, making it the perfect indulgence this holiday season. #

What makes cookies fluffy and not flat? ›

Flour adds fluff and texture to the cookies. Adding too little flour can cause cookies to be flat, greasy, and crispy. Most recipes assume you'll use all-purpose, but if you want a lighter, crumblier cookie texture, choose one with a lower protein content such as cake-and-pastry flour.

Why do my cookies taste eggy? ›

The egg taste might be due to using low-quality eggs, not fully incorporating the eggs into the batter, overmixing, or other factors. Here are some steps you can take to help get rid of the egg taste: Use Fresh Eggs: Ensure you're using fresh eggs. Older eggs can sometimes have a more pronounced taste.

What happens if I put too much butter in my cookies? ›

Too much butter makes cookies turn out just as you'd expect: very buttery. This batch of cookies was cakey in the middle, but also airy throughout, with crispy edges. They were yellow and slightly puffy in the middle, and brown and super thin around the perimeter.

Does candy melt in heat? ›

Some types of candy can melt, including chocolate, caramels, marshmallows, and gelatin-based gummies. The product page of each heat-sensitive item includes a Warm Weather Shipping notice so you'll know which ones are at higher risk of melting. Chocolate is the most heat sensitive.

What candy doesn't melt in hot weather? ›

The best candies to enjoy in the summer won't melt in your hand, and will be supremely delightful and refreshing. We recommend bringing a selection of our licorice, hard candies, salt water taffy, and gummi candies to your next day at the beach, poolside, or park.

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