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Oreo Sushi Recipe
Ash Tyrrell

Oreo Sushi Recipe

I had so much fun making this Oreo sushi, and honestly, it turned out way better than I expected! It’s one of those no-bake desserts that feels super creative but is actually really easy to pull off.
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Servings: 12

Ingredients
  

  • 28 Oreo cookies about 1 standard package – use fresh ones, as stale cookies won’t crush well.
  • 4 –6 tablespoons of milk – just enough to bind; don’t add too much or the dough gets sticky.
  • Gummy candies or fruit roll-ups – these mimic the sushi filling and add a pop of color.
  • 3 –4 marshmallows optional – soften and spread for extra sweetness.2 tablespoons cream cheese (optional) – gives a creamy contrast if you don’t want marshmallows.

Method
 

  1. I tossed the Oreos into my food processor and pulsed them until fine crumbs formed. If you don’t have one, you can use a ziplock bag and a rolling pin—it just takes a bit more patience.
  2. I added milk slowly, about a tablespoon at a time, mixing until it formed a dough I could mold. Too much milk makes it sticky, so I chilled it briefly whenever it felt too soft.
  3. On a sheet of plastic wrap, I pressed the dough into a rectangle, keeping it even in thickness so the rolls would come out uniform.
  4. This is where I got creative! I lined gummy candies across the dough, and on another batch, I spread a thin layer of cream cheese. You can even try marshmallows for extra sweetness.
  5. Using the plastic wrap, I carefully rolled it just like sushi, pressing gently to keep it tight and firm. It looked surprisingly real at this stage!
  6. I popped the roll into the fridge for about 10 minutes, which made slicing so much easier.
  7. With a sharp knife, I cut the roll into bite-sized “sushi” pieces and arranged them on a platter. They looked adorable and tasted even better!

Notes

  • I always chill the dough before slicing—it makes the cuts clean.
  • Using fresh Oreos makes a big difference in texture.
  • A drizzle of chocolate syrup over the sushi makes it look fancier.
  • I found that adding a fruity filling balances the sweetness really well.