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Cookies and Cream Candy Corn Truffles

These cookies and cream candy corn truffles are the perfect size for a sweet bite of fall fun.

One of the favorite candies in our house this time of the year is candy corn.  It is so colorful and fun and says fall in a sweet tooth kind of way.

I love to serve it in candy dishes and also in recipes – from cookies and cake truffles to bars, this holiday candy lends itself to all sorts of treats.

These Candy Corn Cookies and Cream Truffles are the perfect way to celebrate the season. Candy corn is not just for Trick or Treaters! #truffles #caketruffles #candycorndesserts

It’s time for the holidays with these cookies and cream candy corn truffles.

There is nothing quite like reaching into your Halloween candy jar and pulling out some candy corn to use in truffle recipes.

(Don’t you love my clay pot pumpkin candy dish? It’s super easy and fun to make and looks great on a Halloween party table.)

Also check out these Red Velvet Cheesecake truffles. They are perfect for Valentine’s Day or Christmas.

I consider truffles an old-fashioned candy treat like peanut brittle and fudge. See more old-fashioned candy recipes here.

Candy corn in a clay pot pumpkin candy dish

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I try to stay away from candy most of the time.  It does not agree with my hips in any way shape or form.  I also find that too much sugar just plays havoc with my immune system overall. But during the holidays, all that changes.

I turn into a little kid and try to get my fix for the next year and then some.  Not very adult of me, but what’s a girl to do? I’ll pay for it in January, but I do enjoy the next few months.

The recipe for candy corn truffles is very easy to do.  Basically, it is a lot of chopping, rolling, and a bit of cooking all put together in one decadent bite.

So be prepared to get those hands right into the mixture and start making some scrumptious little bits of heaven.

Candy corn balls ingredientsTo make these delicious truffles, you will need these items:

  • 24 Golden Oreos cookies
  • marshmallow fluff
  • white chocolate chips
  • butter
  • evaporated milk
  • candy corn
  • To finish:  coconut, chocolate sprinkles, and chopped pecans

The first step is to combine 4 tablespoons of butter with 20 Golden Oreo cookies and 1/3 cup of candy corn in a food processor.

I use my food processor all the time in the fall. It makes crumbs for truffles and crumbles so quickly and is easy to clean, as well.

Pulse the mixture until it is nice and crumbly.

candy corn balls mixture

Combine the white chocolate and marshmallow fluff in a bowl and set aside. Then cook together some sugar, evaporated milk, and butter for 3 minutes, stirring the whole time.

Add the cooked mixture to the chocolate and fluff mix.  

Roughly chop up another 4 cookies and the remainder of the candy corn.  Add them to the soft mixture and combine well. Place this in the fridge until it is firm but not completely set.  When it is cooled, add it to the crumb mixture and pulse again.

It will be the consistency of very thick cookie dough now.

candy corn crumb mixture ready to shape into balls

Grease your hands and shape the crumb mixture into 30 balls about 1 inch in size and set aside on a plate.

Rolled candy corn ballsNow you will roll the balls into your choice of coating.  I used shredded coconut, chocolate sprinkles, and chopped pecans.  

Roll the Oreo Candy corn balls in your choice of coating.

Tasting the Candy Corn Truffles

These truffles are the perfect dessert bite.

They have the consistency of a cake pop with the delicious taste of your most decadent truffle. They are perfect for both Halloween and Thanksgiving.

These candy corn truffles are the perfect bite of fall flavors. Great for either Halloween or Thanksgiving.Your holiday guests will love these.  They are the perfect choice for those who want a sweet treat but are not fond of the sweetness of fudge.

The Oreo cookies make them a bit more savory and the coatings take away from the heavy sweetness too. These are a keeper!

Candy Corn Oreo TrufflesHave you used candy corn in your holiday cooking?  Tell us about your recipes in the comments below!

These Candy corn oreo truffles are the perfect sweet treat for those who don't like fudge. The Oreos give them a cake pop texture and the coatings take them into the decadent truffle territory. So tasty!

These candy corn truffles have about 157 calories each, so they are a once-in-a-while treat, but so worth it! Candy corn truffles nutrition

For another recipe that uses Oreo cookies, be sure to check out my Oreo cookie crust for cheesecakes. It’s super easy to prepare.

Yield: 30

Cookies and Cream Candy Corn Balls

Cookies and Cream Candy Corn Balls

These candy corn truffles have a creamy center made from Golden Oreos combined with candy corn. They are coated with chopped pecans, chocolate sprinkles or coconut for one delicious bite.

Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 3 minutes
Total Time 18 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 cups granulated sugar
  • 1/2 cup unsalted butter, divided
  • 1 cup of evaporated milk
  • 4 oz white chocolate chips
  • 2 tablespoons marshmallow cream
  • 24 Golden Oreos Cookies, divided
  • 2/3 cups candy corns, divided
  • 1/2 cup shredded coconut
  • 1/2 cup chopped pecans
  • 1 container of chocolate sprinkes

Instructions

  • Melt 1/4 cup of butter. Set aside. Combine 20 of the Oreo cookies (about 20 cookies and 1/3 cup candy corn in a food processor. Pulse until mixture is crumbly. Add the butter in the spout and pulse to combine well.
  • Rough chop the remaining cookies and candy corn and set aside.
  • In a large saucepan over medium-high heat; combine the sugar, 1/4 cups butter and the evaporated milk. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Once mixture comes to a boil, cook for 3 minutes.
  • Remove from heat, stir in chocolate chips and marshmallow. Stir until mixture is smooth. Mix in the chopped Oreo’s and remaining candy corn.
  • Pour this mixture into a greased pan and place in the fridge. Chill about an hour until it is almost set but not hard.
  • When cooled, add it to the golden Oreo crumb mix. Pulse until well combined and then shape the mixture into 1 inch balls.
  • Roll 1/3 of the balls in the coconut, 1/3 in the chocolate sprinkles and 1/3 in the chopped pecans.
  • Makes 30 candy corn balls. Store in an airtight container in the fridge.
  • Nutrition Information:


    Amount Per Serving: Calories: 156.9Total Fat: 8.4gSaturated Fat: 3.4gUnsaturated Fat: .1gCholesterol: 8.3.mgSodium: 49.3mgCarbohydrates: 22.5gFiber: .4gSugar: 16.2gProtein: .9g

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    Mary Ann

    Sunday 5th of November 2017

    Yes, want to make these but not sure why the amount of evaporated milk is left out of the recipe! A whole can?? How many ounces?

    Carol

    Sunday 5th of November 2017

    Hi Mary Ann, I apologize for the confusion. I showed the evaporated milk amount in one of the photos but neglected to mention it in the ingredient list. It's one cup. Thanks for letting me know about the omission. Carol

    jared's mum

    Wednesday 4th of November 2015

    i know i will love these! i love corn + they are just too cute!

    Regan

    Monday 26th of October 2015

    These are adorable and they look so easy. I bet my kids would love these.

    dawn

    Monday 26th of October 2015

    oh my..all i can say is super yummy! i think i would probably eat all of the ingredients. LOL.

    Carol

    Tuesday 27th of October 2015

    That is my problem too! LOL

    Eileen

    Monday 26th of October 2015

    These treat look like they turned out great! It looks easy to make too. Thanks for sharing!

    Carol

    Monday 26th of October 2015

    Thanks Eileen My pleasure.

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