These Easy No-Bake Grinch Cookies are so fun to make. I have loved watching the Grinch ever since I was a child and making these cookies brings back a flood of memories.
The items needed are easy to find like heart candy or sprinkles, white chocolate, green food coloring, Oreo cookies, etc. We did a similar cookie with our Polar Bear Cookies and they have been such a hit for years.
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How to Make Grinch Cookies
The ingredients are simple and very available at your local stores. Cinnamon hearts could be substituted also. Make sure the heart sprinkle sizes aren’t too small and hard to work with.
A little bit of coconut oil helps the chocolate to harden faster, which makes it easier to work with. The coconut oil makes the chocolate act more like a chocolate shell, it isn’t necessary, but you may find it helpful.
There are even more tips given in the recipe to help you too.
Ingredients
Almond bark or white chocolate
Coconut Oil
Golden Double Stuf Oreos
Green food coloring or green gel
Heart sprinkles or heart candies
No need to even preheat the oven for this recipe! A simple no-bake recipe is the way to go for a fun cookie treat. Show everyone you have a large heart full of Christmas spirit when sharing these delightful cookies.
In a microwave safe bowl, melt the almond bark and coconut oil in 30-second increments until melted.
Once melted and smooth, put 3-4 drops of green food coloring in the almond bark at a time until you get the shade of green you desire (I used 8 drops total).
Line a couple baking sheets with parchment paper.
Using a fork, coat Oreos in almond bark and let the excess drip off. Give it a minute before transferring to the baking sheet. I bang them ever so gently to get the excess of chocolate off.
Let dry/cool completely.
How to Decorate Grinch Cookies
Drizzle remaining almond bark/white chocolate over the Oreos using a spoon and put a heart sprinkle on each cookie.
Alternatively, you can put some chocolate in a small zipped bag and snip a corner off and use this as a make-shift piping bag to drizzle the chocolate on. It does give you more control and the heat of your hands keeps the chocolate melted.
Let cool completely on the parchment lined baking sheets.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas Cookies
Adding in one cookie like this to a Christmas platter will add the pop that is needed to make the whole platter shine. See the joy on people’s faces as they think of the beloved cartoon from their childhood.
Show young family members this cartoon or better yet read the book and enjoy some cookies while watching. It will make the whole experience even more special.
Now for the taste test! Kids love Oreo Double Stuf Cookies so you already know you are winning there!
Add in some great Grinchy green coloring and there is another win! The little candy heart is just the perfect homage to the classic by Dr. Seuss who has been a favorite transcending generations of kids for as long as I can remember.
If your little ones haven’t seen this yet, then this year is the perfect time to share and make these scrumptious cookies. Come together as a family and enjoy this amazing cartoon again. I can hear the music in my head already!!
More Cute Christmas Ideas
Here are 30 Cute Christmas Desserts and More to make your holidays fun! We love making treats to give as gifts, to add to a cookies platter, or to enjoy amongst family and friends.
A lot of these ideas and recipes are very easy. Quite a few lend themselves to edible crafts, which are always fun to do.
Try one of many of these this holiday season, some of our favorites are:
And… Cookie Cutter Christmas Fudge
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No-Bake Grinch Cookies
These easy No-Bake Grinch Cookies are fun to make as an edible craft with the family. Even little ones can get in the action of drizzling and placing a heart candy. Fun to make and delicious to eat!
Ingredients
- 24 oz almond bark or white chocolate
- 1/2 teaspoon coconut oil
- 1 family-sized package Golden Double Stuf Oreos (about 40 cookies)
- Green food coloring
- Heart sprinkles
Instructions
In a microwave-safe bowl, melt the almond bark and coconut oil in 30-second increments until melted.
Once melted and smooth, put 3-4 drops of green food coloring in the almond bark at a time until you get the shade of green you desire (I used 8 drops total).
Using a fork, coat Oreos in almond bark and let the excess drip off before putting them on a baking sheet that has been lined with parchment paper to dry/cool completely.
Drizzle remaining almond bark over Oreos and put a heart sprinkle on each cookie.
Let cool completely.
Notes
Notes:
I like to make half of the recipe at a time so that the almond bark doesn’t get too hard and sticky during the process.
When it comes time to drizzle the extra almond bark over the cookies (optional), only do 3-4 cookies at a time and then put the heart sprinkle on so that the almond bark doesn’t dry too quickly and the heart will stick and stay.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield:
40Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving:Calories: 118Total Fat: 10gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 8gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 90mgCarbohydrates: 6gFiber: 2gSugar: 2gProtein: 4g
Recipe calculation was provided by Nutritionix and is an estimation only. If you need nutritional calculations for medical reasons, please use a source that you trust.
Tara Pittman says
These need to be on my cookie baking list. I love how the cookies look
Celebrate Woman Today says
The cookies are so amazing-looking! You just encouraged me to make some myself.
Ryan Escat says
I like the color so much. It’s looks great for Christmas treats. Kids would love it.
Lyanna Soria says
Now this is something the kids and I are making as Christmas snacks, looks quite delicious as well. I love how easy it is to follow and that there’s no need to bake.
Wanda Lopez says
What a fun idea. Love the no bake part of it. Easy enough to get the kids involved.
Bonnie says
Where did you get your heart candy and how did you make them look like they have stitching on them. Love this idea and want to make some for the neighborhood kids!
Tara Noland says
They are from a variety pack from Valentine’s Day on Amazon, here is the link. https://amzn.to/3lfaWID