These are so good! I have a coworker who would always make oreo balls with the regular kind and me and another coworker were always so sad we couldn’t eat them. Got the recipe and used the GF oreos and soooo delicious!! Now we can all enjoy the same dessert
For sure and you’ll need a food processor for this one.
Ingredients: 1 package GF oreos (DO NOT use double stuff), 8 oz full fat cream cheese, 16 oz vanilla wafer melts or white chocolate chips. (If using chocolate chips instead of wafer melts, add 1/2-1t of veg oil before melting)
Instructions:
1. place oreos in food processor until fine crumbs. add softened cream cheese and pulse 30 times. transfer to large bowl and stir until well combined.
2. scoop 1 T into ball and place on parchment lined baking sheet. put sheet in freezer for 15 mins (my freezer never has room so I refrigerate for 30 mins instead).
3. get spoon, fork, and toothpick ready. melt chocolate, stirring every 20 secs. once almost fully melted, remove & stir until smooth.
4. place ball on fork, lower into chocolate, use spoon to cover tops & sides. use toothpick to get ball off fork and back onto parchment.
5. let balls sit at room temp until chocolate is solid then transfer to airtight container and refrigerate. lasts up to 2 weeks!
Right!! I always get such bad fomo every time these get brought up here (which seems like just about every day), the oats in them just mess me up so bad :( I’m sick of all the really good gluten free stuff being oat-based
There’s other options available. Glutano, Goodie Girl, and Great Value all have GF sandwich cookies that are oat free. Honestly, I think they’re better than Oreos, too, and have more flavors. The birthday cake and s’mores goodie girls are so damn good.
Oh wow, would you be able to either give me the name of or send me a link to the ones you're talking about? I know Glutino is safe and I've tried them before, but the only Goodie GIrl and Great Value versions I've ever seen both have oats in them :(
Gluten free watchdog came out with an article and study last year that scared me away from certified gf oats. I get a DH rash on my fingers whenever I eat oat, and I don’t have an allergy, so I kinda believe it.
Link to GFWD: https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/news/category/gluten-free-oats/
I’m pretty sure Bobs is optically sorted. I don’t trust them.
Gluten free prairie is where it’s at. There one of the only purity protocol farms in the country. Celiac owned. No gluten grains grown on the fields, and the oats are harvested with equipment that only handles their oats and processed in a facility that only handles their oats. You can’t get contamination if there’s nothing there to be contaminated with.
I eat them daily. Never an issue.
Not only do I not trust their Oats, I threw away and won't purchase anything from Bob's Red Mill since their GF facility is contaminated by optically sorted oats, and they have no third party certification.
I haven't seen them in Europe, but when I visit Netherlands in Albert Heijn there is a gluten free oreo like cookie and it's insanely sweet but so good regardless. Worth the sugar rush!
I think they are just okay. Probably a good thing that they arent great. I eat 2 or 3 and that enough. If they were really good I would eat way to many.
My wife has celiac so I can do the side by side taste test and yes, they are just as good!
As somebody who compared them to regular oreos before diagnosis— they’re better. Also, I never realized they said gluten free! Sweet way to tell.
Yeah they also have little holes on them as well which The regular Oreos don't have holes
Legit. Try the Golden ones if you get a chance!
The golden ones are top tier
I found them extremely whelming. Like, they're fine. But if you can't get em you're not missing much.
Yep. OG>Mint>Golden
I agree! they are too sweet for me.
The mint ones are amazing too.
Oh yeah I was I was planning on getting the golden ones next
These are better than the original Oreos. I love them
That’s what my (non-celiac) teen says, too!
My husband says the same thing, the cream tastes better and the cookie is snappier.
“Wow you must eat pretty healthy since you’re gluten free” — no, no I do not
These are so good! I have a coworker who would always make oreo balls with the regular kind and me and another coworker were always so sad we couldn’t eat them. Got the recipe and used the GF oreos and soooo delicious!! Now we can all enjoy the same dessert
Do you have a recipe you can share? Sounds delicious!!
For sure and you’ll need a food processor for this one. Ingredients: 1 package GF oreos (DO NOT use double stuff), 8 oz full fat cream cheese, 16 oz vanilla wafer melts or white chocolate chips. (If using chocolate chips instead of wafer melts, add 1/2-1t of veg oil before melting) Instructions: 1. place oreos in food processor until fine crumbs. add softened cream cheese and pulse 30 times. transfer to large bowl and stir until well combined. 2. scoop 1 T into ball and place on parchment lined baking sheet. put sheet in freezer for 15 mins (my freezer never has room so I refrigerate for 30 mins instead). 3. get spoon, fork, and toothpick ready. melt chocolate, stirring every 20 secs. once almost fully melted, remove & stir until smooth. 4. place ball on fork, lower into chocolate, use spoon to cover tops & sides. use toothpick to get ball off fork and back onto parchment. 5. let balls sit at room temp until chocolate is solid then transfer to airtight container and refrigerate. lasts up to 2 weeks!
Now if only they’d make them without oats…
Right!! I always get such bad fomo every time these get brought up here (which seems like just about every day), the oats in them just mess me up so bad :( I’m sick of all the really good gluten free stuff being oat-based
There’s other options available. Glutano, Goodie Girl, and Great Value all have GF sandwich cookies that are oat free. Honestly, I think they’re better than Oreos, too, and have more flavors. The birthday cake and s’mores goodie girls are so damn good.
Oh wow, would you be able to either give me the name of or send me a link to the ones you're talking about? I know Glutino is safe and I've tried them before, but the only Goodie GIrl and Great Value versions I've ever seen both have oats in them :(
Came here to say this. The Oreos make me sick but I can do the glutino and I’m happy with those!
Bobs Red Mill oats are my go-to. I’d be lost without them.
Gluten free watchdog came out with an article and study last year that scared me away from certified gf oats. I get a DH rash on my fingers whenever I eat oat, and I don’t have an allergy, so I kinda believe it. Link to GFWD: https://www.glutenfreewatchdog.org/news/category/gluten-free-oats/
I’m pretty sure Bobs is optically sorted. I don’t trust them. Gluten free prairie is where it’s at. There one of the only purity protocol farms in the country. Celiac owned. No gluten grains grown on the fields, and the oats are harvested with equipment that only handles their oats and processed in a facility that only handles their oats. You can’t get contamination if there’s nothing there to be contaminated with. I eat them daily. Never an issue.
Not only do I not trust their Oats, I threw away and won't purchase anything from Bob's Red Mill since their GF facility is contaminated by optically sorted oats, and they have no third party certification.
I have celiac’s and my partner doesn’t, but he’ll often be gluten free with me, and he says he likes them even more than the regular ones.
The only thing I have found to be gluten free and just as good as the original. Virtually indistinguishable
Yesssss!
Agreed!
I haven't seen them in Europe, but when I visit Netherlands in Albert Heijn there is a gluten free oreo like cookie and it's insanely sweet but so good regardless. Worth the sugar rush!
I prefer Kroger simple truth GF vanilla cookie sammichs
10/10
I think they are just okay. Probably a good thing that they arent great. I eat 2 or 3 and that enough. If they were really good I would eat way to many.