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Brownies, Cookies, Whipped Cream?! Lookout! It’s A Chocolate Layer Dessert!

09 May 2017
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My husband and my sons can eat an entire dessert dish for this. When I first made this dessert, we were all cream-drunk by the end of it. We enjoyed it so much we finished half of it. When I made this again, I used strawberries, and it still tasted really good. You can actually use any type of berries for this. You can even use mixed berries for more color and for a fresher taste. I opted to not use the berries, though, as you cna see by the picture. Maybe next time!

Our friends over at The Twenty-Sixth Hour had this to say about the recipe:

As we were eating, I kept hearing this buzz about my teammate Kelsey’s oreo dessert. Words in line with “to die for” “seriously don’t miss this” “i went back for seconds … then thirds” were being thrown around repeatedly. So I jumped on board and the comments were accurate.

I have tried it for several times and it still has the same effect on my family. This is in our list of favorites and I don’t think it will fall from that list anytime soon.

It’s easy to whip up making it a convenient dessert for everyone!

 

Ingredients

1 pkg of regular Oreos

1/2 c. of Kerrygold butter

1 lg box of instant chocolate pudding

2-8 oz tubs of cool whip

8 oz. of Philadelphia cream cheese, softened

1 c. Domino powdered sugar

 

Instructions

Crush the whole package of cookies either with a food processor or in a bag and a rolling pin.  Save a 1/2 c. to sprinkle on top of dessert when it’s done.  Pour remaining crumbs in a 13×9 pan.

Melt butter and pour into crumb mix.

Stir it up good and press crumbs in bottom of pan to make a crust.

Make chocolate pudding according to package directions and let it setup in the fridge.

In a mixing bowl blend cream cheese until nice and smooth and then add powdered sugar, mix.  Then fold in 1-8 oz thing of cool whip.

Top oreo layer with cream cheese mix, then pudding, then your last 8 oz thing of cool whip, and then sprinkle remaining Oreo’s on top.

Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve.

 

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Quick Tip: You can use any berry for this recipe if you like but I chose not to sue any.

Thanks again to The Twenty-Sixth Hour for this amazing recipe.

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