Mummy Halloween Cookies

Looking for a fun and easy Halloween treat? These Mummy Halloween Cookies are perfect! Made with melted white chocolate, candy eyes and everyone's favorite Oreo cookie, they come together quickly and are sure to be a hit.

Your family and friends will be both impressed and frightened by these delicious, spooky mummy cookies!

Check out all the other Halloween Themed Recipes for even more fun ideas.

For this fun Halloween classic treat, I used traditional Oreo cookies, but you could also use Double Stuff or even the Halloween edition Oreos that are out right now. Whatever you have on hand will work great.

After the cookies were dipped in the melted chocolate and hardened, I simply piped melted white chocolate to resemble bandages. You could get really creative with this and add more details or make them into different creatures like ghosts or spiders. But for me, the simpler the better!

With just a few ingredients and a bit of time, you'll have a fun and festive treat that everyone will love.

This recipe was inspired by two other no-bake Halloween cookie recipes, Nutter Butter Mummies and Mummy Cookies.

If you're looking for gift ideas, check out my Halloween Cookie Gifts post. Tons of ideas with gift ideas perfect for the baker in your life.

Table of Contents

• How to Melt Chocolate
• Helpful Kitchen Tools
• Main Ingredients Needed
• Step-by-Step Instructions
• Recipe FAQ's
• Storage Tips
• 📖 Recipe Card

Looking for more Easy Dessert Recipes? Halloween Thumbprint Cookies, Halloween Brownies or my Easy Halloween Cookies to Bake. Both are perfect school parties or celebrating at home with family.

How to Melt Chocolate

This recipe calls for melting chocolate. You can use either melting chips or almond bark. Whichever you have on hand. I had the almond bark in my pantry, so that's what I used.

I have both melting chips and almond bark listed in the Helpful Kitchen Tools section so you can easily click and check them out.

There are two ways I prefer to melt chocolate. One is the double boiler method and the other is using the microwave. Whichever way you choose, the most important thing to remember is not to overcook the chocolate, or it will become grainy and clumpy.

Double Boiler Method:

• Choose a high-quality chocolate. This will make a big difference in the taste and texture of your melted chocolate.
• Chop the chocolate into small pieces. This will help it melt evenly and quickly.
• Place the chocolate in a heat-proof bowl. Set the bowl over a pot of simmering water, making sure that the bottom of the bowl does not touch the water.
• If any water gets into the chocolate, you need to throw it away and start over.
• Stir frequently. This will help the chocolate melt evenly and prevent it from burning.
• Remove from heat when almost melted. The residual heat will finish melting the chocolate, so it's important not to overdo it. Once the chocolate is melted, you can use it in any way you like!

Microwave Method:

Another way to melt chocolate is in the microwave; which is my favorite way.

• First, break the chocolate into small pieces and place them in a microwave-safe bowl.
• Then, heat the chocolate on medium power for 30 seconds.
• Stir the chocolate and continue to heat it in 15-second increments until it is melted and smooth.

Helpful Kitchen Tools

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Oreo Cookie Chocolate MoldMore InformationWilton Candy MeltsMore InformationCandy EyesMore InformationParamount CrystalsMore InformationVanilla Almond BarkMore Information

 

Main Ingredients Needed

Exact measurements are listed below in the recipe card. Make sure you scroll down to print and save the recipe for later!

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Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1 | Melt the Chocolate

• Melt the chocolate according to either of the directions listed above. I used the microwave method.
• Drop about ¼ cup of the melted candy into the bottoms of the molds.
• Then place an Oreo cookie in the center of the holes and press down slightly. Don't press too far that you'll see it when you take them out of the molds.
• Spread more chocolate on top filling to the top of the mold.

Step 2 | Decorate

• Set the molds aside so the chocolate fully sets; about an hour.
• Once the candy melt is set, you can remove the covered Oreo cookies from the mold.
• Melt another ½ cup of white candy melts only this time add 1 teaspoon of paramount crystals to thin out the chocolate. You might need to add more.
• Place the chocolate in a piping bag and cut a small hole at the top. Drizzle irregular stripes across the cookie to help resemble the "fabric" of a mummy.

Quick Tip: Paramount Crystals are used to help melt chocolate and candy melts. It also helps to make decorating smooth and easier to pour into decorating bags or candy molds.

Step 3 | Add the Candy Eyes

• While the chocolate is still wet, place the candy eyeballs in the top ⅓ of the cookie.
• Allow the cookies to fully set before serving.

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Recipe FAQ's

Storage Tips

• The best way to store chocolate-covered Oreos is in an airtight container in the fridge.
• Be sure to layer the cookies in the container so that they don't touch each other. You can also place a layer of wax paper or parchment paper between the layers of cookies to prevent them from sticking together.
• Once you've stored the cookies in the fridge, be sure to eat them within a week for the best results.