These Triple Chocolate Oreo Bars are crunchy, decadent, and over-the-top with three different kinds of chocolate and Oreos in every bite. If you love chocolate and Oreos, you’ll fall in love with this chocolate version of a 7-layer cookie bar.
Don’t these Oreo cookie bars sound good? I saw an Oreo version of a 7 layer bar on Pinterest, and knew I had to make them instantly. These are delicious! Crunchy, chocolatey, and tasty, plus surprisingly easy to throw together.
I hope that you try them and perhaps add your own twist!
Enjoy the rest of your weekend! And if you feel like baking a great cake that is not chocolate, come over to Pine Cones and Acorns and check out my Cream Cheese Pound Cake.
Why you’ll love these Triple Chocolate Oreo Bars
Decadently chocolatey with various kinds of chocolate chips and Oreos
Easy recipe that comes together quickly
Impressive and rich looking without taking too much time
Extra special treat for dinner guests or the holidays
Place entire package of Oreo’s EXCEPT the 8 set aside and place in food processor or blender and pulse until crushed.
Pour crushed Oreos and melted butter into foil lined pan. Mix well and then press into pan.
In a double boiler, place condensed milk and the 60% chocolate chips, the milk chocolate chips, and the vanilla.
Melt and mix well.
Pour chocolate mixture over the Oreo crust.
Spread evenly.
Sprinkle the chocolate filling with 3/4 cup of chocolate chips, and the remaining 8 Oreos, that you have broken into small pieces and the 1/2 cup of 60% chips.
Bake for 20 minutes.
Let cool completely.
When cooled, melt white chocolate and drizzle over the top of the bars.
Cut and serve.
Tips & Variations
Swap the Oreos. Change the flavor by using mint, gingerbread, strawberry, Mississippi mud, or peanut butter Oreos.
Change the condensed milk. Swap out for dulce de leche condensed milk.
Make a pie. Bake in a round pie plate and slice into pie-shaped slices for something more fancy.
Storage
These Oreo bars are so filled with chocolate that they should be refrigerated to keep them from melting. They will last for up to one week when kept in a covered container.
1package Oreo Cookies(16.6 oz.) divided, 8 for topping
1stick melted butter
1can sweetened condensed milk
1tspvanilla
1cupGhirardelli 60% chocolate baking chips
1/2cupGhirardelli milk chocolate chips
3/4cupNestle Tollhouse Semi-Sweet Morsels
1/2cup60% chocolate chips
1cupmelted white chips
Instructions
Heat oven to 325.
Line a 9×13 inch pan with foil.
Place entire package of Oreo’s EXCEPT the 8 set aside and place in food processor or blender and pulse until crushed.
Pour crushed Oreos and melted butter into foil lined pan. Mix well and then press into pan.
In a double boiler, place condensed milk and the 60% chocolate chips, the milk chocolate chips, and the vanilla.
Melt and mix well.
Pour chocolate mixture over the Oreo crust.
Spread evenly.
Sprinkle the chocolate filling with 3/4 cup of chocolate chips, and the remaining 8 Oreos, that you have broken into small pieces and the 1/2 cup of 60% chips.
Bake for 20 minutes.
Let cool completely.
When cooled, melt white chocolate and drizzle over the top of the bars.
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