No Bake New Year’s Party Dessert Table – Elegant Chocolate Covered Oreos, Rice Krispies, Marshmallows, and Strawberries.
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To bring 2013 to an end, I wanted to do it in style.
I’ve baked some amazing desserts since April, and I love all of the super decadent desserts that I have shared with you. I’ve grown a lot as a baker, and have tried a few recipes that have intimidated me for a long time.
I agonized over what to make for a New Year’s Dessert, and honestly, I just didn’t want to just do a Champagne Cupcake. I wanted a stunning dessert that really SCREAMED – Happy New Year!!
No-Bake desserts were really on the no-no list for my Dieter’s Downfall aesthetic. However, I’m going to give exception to these no-bake desserts. They seriously took just as long to make beautiful. These are no ordinary Oreos, Rice Krispie Treats, Strawberries, or Marshmallows.
No, these are super glammed up treats that totally deserve to be on Dieter’s Downfall!
As I said, these took several hours to make. All the bows and roses were made one at a time with silicon molds. The treats were coated in candy melts, then shimmered up, then dressed up and adorned with sparkles.
There are some ladies who make these for a living and I really need to tip my hat to them for all the time and effort that goes into making them.
These would be great for just about any party.
A Wedding Shower, Baby Shower, Sweet 16, Baby’s 1st Birthday, or just to give as a wonderful gift to your boss Best Friend! Give them a try and make something beautiful and stunning!
- Oreo Cookies
- White Candy Wafers
- Oreo Cookie Mold
- Rose Silicon Mold
- Pink Pearl Dust
- Gold Spray Paint
- Rainbow Disco Dust
- Rice Krispie Treats
- White and Black Candy Wafers
- Bow Mold
- Lollipop sticks
- Fill the mold ⅔ with melted white candy wafers then press in the Oreo cookie. Fill in the top and cover the cookie completely. Tap the tray a few times on the counter to get any air-bubbles out. Place the filled tray into the freezer for 5 minutes to harden, then remove from the tray and let them come to room temperature.
- Spay with the Gold or Silver Spray Paint and allow it to dry. Drizzle with melted candy wafers and then pout the rainbow dust or disco dust on.
- You can also, shimmer them up with Pink Pearl Dust and a dry paint brush. Simple brush the color on then drizzle and decorate.
- Make all of your Candy Roses and place them in the center of the Oreo.
- Have your Rice Krispie Treats cut to a 3 inch by 2 inch rectangle. They should be about 1 inch thick. They should also be firm, so leave them out for an hour to "dry" a bit so that they stay straight.
- Melt your white candy wafer, dip ½ inch of a lollipop stick and insert it into the Rice Krispie treat. Coat your treat into the white candy and stand it up to dry. I double dipped my treats to get good coverage and fill in some of the uneven surfaces.
- Melt your black candy wafer and then dip each treat at an angle to make a crossed effect.
- Make all of your bow ties and attach then and add two black buttons to the shirt.
- Serve these on your elegant dessert table with the Dressed up Strawberries and Fancy Marshmallows.
To make the Chocolate Dipped Marshmallows, click HERE.
To Make the Chocolate Dipped Strawberries, click HERE.
Karyn, these look amazing! I’m loving all the shimmer, and they just look perfect!
Thanks so much Holly I love how they turned out!
I love this idea! I would have never thought of this on my own. I love your blog and all your recipes. It is very inspiration. Thanks for sharing!
thanks so much for stopping by! I’m so glad t o hear that you love my little space on the internet.
All your sweets are really beautiful and all together they make an amazing display for New Year’s Eve. My favorite are the Rice Krispie Treats! Pinning.
Thank you so much Beth! They were awesome and the easiest to make.
What an adorable dessert table! They all look just spectacular!!!!!!!
Hi!
I’m making the beautiful oreos that you have pictured, however, I am unable to get the glitter effect on the drizzle. I bought the pearl dust, but it looks like paint when applied. I’m hoping to finish them by tomorrow since I need them for my son’s wedding on Wednesday.
To get the glitter on the drizzle, you need to add the wet candy drizzle and then add on the glitter over it. Wait for it to dry, then dust the excess off. Use a clean make-up brush or small puffer to remove the extra glitter. Ihope they turned out beautiful for the wedding!