New Year’s Eve No Bake Treats – Chocolate Dipped Fortune Cookies
Whoa! New Year’s Eve has snuck up on me. Of course I would get sick the day after Christmas and fall behind scheduled. However, I guess that if I had to get sick, this would be the optimal time to do so. These No-Bake treats were a breeze to make and even with a head cold and chest congestion, I managed to pull it off!
I’m loving these candy dipped Fortune Cookies! The black and white with the touch of gold and silver just make them so elegant and so much more than just fortune cookies.
The week before Christmas I was looking up fortune cookie recipes to make some, but then I just ran out of time. It’s a good thing that you can pick up a box of them at the grocery store. Look for them in the Asian food section. Mine were located down on the bottom shelf.
And don’t they just look great with the Oreo Clocks and the Champagne Jello? I love how they came together! The best part is that you don’t have to limit these treats to just New Years Eve.
They would also be perfect for a Great Gatsby themed party or even a count down to 21 party!
Loving the black and white accessories I’ve added? I got the paper fans and mini chalkboard signs at Hobby Lobby. You can also get similar items on Amazon here and here.
The best thing about these no-bake treats is that they can be made several days in advance. The jello can stay in the fridge for a week and the Fortune Cookies and Oreos can be made two weeks in advance. As long as the candy is kept away from the heat, they will be fine on your counter in an airtight container.
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- 1 box Fortune Cookies
- Black Candy Coating
- White Candy Coating
- Black, white, gold, and silver sprinkles
- Unwrap the Fortune Cookies and line a cookie sheet with wax paper.
- Melt the black candy coating in a microwave safe bowl and stir until smooth. 1 minute on high followed by 45 seconds on 70% power.
- Mix your sprinkles together in a bowl.
- Dip the fortune cookie into the candy and shake off the excess. Add the sprinkles to the wet candy on both sides. Place the cookie down on the wax paper to dry. Dip half the cookies in black.
- Repeat the process with the white candy.
- Allow to dry completely before storing or serving.
- These can be covered with plastic wrap or put into a air tight container for up to two weeks. As long as they are kept out of heat vents or warm temperatures, they can be left on the counter.
For the Strawberry Champagne Jello, CLICK HERE.
For the Chocolate Covered Oreo Cookies, CLICK HERE.
These look like they would be perfect for a NYE party! Plus, they are just too fun to pass up 😀
They all look wonderful. Your dessert recipes and other things look so good. I can’t wait to try them.
Thanks so much! I try to keep the recipes as simple as possible while still creating an amazing dessert!