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View in your web browser 8 Holiday Treats to Make with a Package of Oreos What's better than Oreos? When they're transformed into delicious holiday treats. Everyone knows that the chocolate cookies are delicious on their own, but when mixed into both classic and innovative desserts, Oreos become a delicious homemade confection that chocolate dreams are made of.   •  Deep-Fried Oreos   •  White Chocolate Cookies 'n' Cream Fudge   •  Cookies and Cream Cupcakes Get Recipes Share            The Only Cookie Dough Recipe You Need to Get Through the Holidays Read More         Advertisement Our Best Coffee Cake Recipes Get Recipes         Chicken Thigh Recipes Get Recipes         Sheet Pan Suppers Get Recipes         How to Make Our Best Chicken Enchiladas Watch Video         Grilled Sandwich Recipes Get Recipes         35 Festive Peppermint Desserts Get Recipes         Get More From MyRecipes

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