Betty Exclusives OREO Truffles Mix, Made with Real OREO Cookie Pieces, 8.6 oz

I love that these are no bake, perfect for when its a hot day and you want a treat but don't want to turn on the oven. They are pretty easy to make, you can even get kids involved and helping out. The box comes with everything you need, except for butter and water. The instructions were very easy to understand and follow. You could even modify and add things to it. I ended up adding coconut flakes and it was very good!Value doesn't seem to be great for the size, it only makes 12 truffles, for $7 it is a little pricey for me, so it would be better to get it on sale.

These no-bake Oreo truffles were a hit in terms of ease and flavor—they’re simple to mix up, fun to customize, and don’t require turning on the oven, which makes them great for hot days or baking with kids. I added some coconut flakes to mine, and chilling them before rolling really helped with the stickiness. That said, the texture is a bit soft and not everyone loved it, and the portion size felt small for the $7 price tag—12 truffles doesn’t go far. It's a fun treat in a pinch, but I might try making my own from scratch next time to get more for the money.

I didn’t really realize it at first, but when they say this truffles mix is quick and easy, the mean it! It is a no-bake dessert with pieces of Oreos. Me and my family loved it! You basically mix the contents with butter and water, roll it into balls, and dust it with the powdered sugar. There’s really nothing else to it. And besides it all being quick and easy, it tastes delicious. I love how this minimal effort and tastes great, I just with it had more in it!

I first wanted to give 3 stars because it reads 30% DV sugar per serving which is just 2 truffles. That's basically diabetes in a truffle.... BUT you don't need to use the small packet of fine sugar.I added 1 tsp milk 3 tsps melted unsalted butter, and then some coconut flakes, and formed about 12 truffles and rolled them in more coconut flakes. Finally, I put all in the freezer for just 5 min. Yummy! not too sugary. I reckon it has about 13-15% DV sugar without the sugar coating and added coconut, which is not too bad for a sweet treat, It tastes really really nice like real chocolate truffles but with with a crunchy Oreo bite, and also a nice coconut flavor which makes them taste like store-bought truffles. These are pretty fancy now, if you'd aske me. Pricewise with the current 20% discount not bad for 12 truffles either. Keep in mind, just two of them per serving and day, and you'll be good. They should last you almost a week in the fridge.

My son and I make our own truffles every now and then, so I was interested to see how this compares. While tasty, it's not as good as homemade (nothing ever is :)). However, this will be a nice product to have on hand for those times when you've got a chocolate craving and no time or energy for making something from scratch. I recommend using half the powdered sugar and adding unsweetened cocoa or chopped nuts to the rolling mixture. My son will disagree, but I found it a little too sweet - adding the cocoa powder will reduce the sugar and add a bit of bitterness. Yum!

Comes with (almost) everything you need. Just add butter, water, and mix it in a bowl for a little bit. I found best results for forming these was after chilling for about 15-20 minutes, and then rolling them into balls with your hand. It comes with the powdered sugar, so you don't have to go to the grocery store just to get them to look like the picture. It says you can dust some on top, or roll them in to make them sweeter, so i did the whole roll. I have them in the fridge now after biting into one, and they are FANTASTIC. Who doesn't like a big ball of buttered oreo?

These are ok, but they register as a texture violation in my sensory center. I think cookie-dunking folks would like these more than those who like their Oreos crisp and fresh.Making them is very easy. In fact, this would have been a four-star review if they hadn't been so easy to prepare. As others have said, they turned out kind of sticky for me. My ultimate solution to that was shaking the truffles in a little bag with powdered sugar.It's my opinion that these are not a make-ahead treat. They seem best to me as soon as the powdered sugar goes on.I'm also not that excited about the price point. I'm half tempted to throw some Oreos in the blender to see if I end up with something I can roll into balls. Price is about equal to a party-sized package of Oreos.

These Oreo balls are good. They have more of a sweet flavor than true Oreo chocolate that I would expect. There is no baking involved, so they are quick and easy to make.