Strawberry cookies/ Oreo topping?

Ingredients:

1 Box Strawberry Cake Mix

2 Large Eggs

1/3 Cup of oil

Crushed Oreos

-**1 Cup of powdered sugar/

1 tablespoon of milk for icing!

**Bake on 350 degrees for 15 minutes , cool 10 minutes before adding icing and 10 minutes after adding icing and ENJOY**

2024/7/28 Edited to

... Read moreOkay, seriously, if you're looking for a dessert that's ridiculously easy but tastes like you put in hours of effort, these strawberry cookies with crushed Oreo topping are your new go-to! I mean, who knew a simple cake mix could transform into something so delightful? Every time I whip up a batch, they disappear faster than I can say 'Cookie Time!' One of the best things about this recipe is how adaptable it is. If you're like me and always looking for ways to jazz things up, you'll love experimenting. For instance, to really lean into that 'strawberry shortcake Oreo' vibe, after the light orange cookies cool, try adding a dollop of fresh whipped cream alongside the icing and a few thinly sliced fresh strawberries. It turns a simple cookie into a mini dessert masterpiece! The sweet strawberry base is just begging for that fresh fruit complement. And for those who are curious about an 'oreo strawberry cheesecake flavor' twist, I've got a secret for you. Instead of just powdered sugar and milk for the icing, try making a simple cream cheese frosting! Just soften 4 oz of cream cheese, mix it with a quarter cup of butter, then gradually beat in about 2 cups of powdered sugar and a splash of vanilla and milk until it's smooth and creamy. Spread that over your cooled cookies before sprinkling with the crushed Oreos. It adds a tangy richness that perfectly mimics a cheesecake. You can even fold a tablespoon of cream cheese into the cookie dough itself before baking for an extra soft, slightly tangy cookie base – just make sure your cream cheese is at room temperature. Beyond these delicious variations, here are a few tips I've picked up along the way. Don't overmix your cake mix dough; just mix until combined. This keeps your strawberry cookies tender. Also, make sure your cookies are completely cool before adding the icing. Patience is key here – if they're warm, your beautiful white icing will just melt away! And when it comes to the crushed Oreos, don't be shy. The contrast of the crunchy dark topping against the soft cookie and sweet icing is what makes these so irresistible. I usually crush them fairly fine, but a few larger chunks add a nice textural pop. These cookies aren't just for eating on their own. They make an incredible 'crushed cookies dessert topping' for other treats! Crumble them over vanilla ice cream, layer them in a parfait with yogurt and berries, or even use them as a crust for a no-bake cheesecake. The vibrant strawberry flavor combined with the chocolatey crunch of Oreo is a match made in heaven. They're perfect for parties, potlucks, or just a cozy night in. Trust me, once you make these, they'll become a staple in your recipe book!