❤️ Why you’ll love it
- It tastes amazing, like super creamy Oreos
- The soft light and airy texture.
- Minimal effort – it takes about 10 minutes to make.
- No bake – there is no baking or cooking involved at all.
- For anyone – even the kids can make it.
- Make ahead – 2-3 days ahead of time, yes please.
If you love this, you’ll definitely love this chocolate mousse tart too which is easy chocolate mousse in an Oreo crust and try this 4 ingredient no bake chocolate ripple cake too.
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Ingredients & substitutions
Just like my eggless easy chocolate mousse and raspberry mousse, these Oreo mousse cups have no raw eggs.
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- Oreos: A must have but you can use whatever flavour Oreo cookies you like. They’ll all work.
- Cream: Thickened cream or you may know it as heavy cream. It needs to be full fat to whip up properly.
- Icing sugar (aka powdered sugar): Just a small amount as the cookies already contain sugar. Using icing / powdered sugar will blend into the cream much better.
How to make Oreo mousse
This super easy recipe will only take about 10 minutes of your time – you don’t even have to blend the cookies to crumbs.
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The day before serving, place the cookies in a bowl and cover with cream. Cover and place in the fridge overnight.
The next day, use an electric hand beater to whip it up and watch it magically transform into oreo mousse right in front of your eyes.
Once it’s whipped, add the sugar and mix until it’s fully combined. Pipe it into jars. You can serve it immediately or leave it in the fridge until required.
What I really love about this quick treat is there is no need to blend the cookies to crumbs or remove the cream filling, just roughly chop them then pile them into a bowl and cover with cream. Overnight, in the fridge, the oreos will soften and the next day they’ll whip up to perfection.
Variations
I love a recipe I can tweak and even though this has only a few ingredients, you can still change it up.
- Oreos: You can use any Oreo flavour you like. Many other cream-filled cookies will also work.
- Vanilla: add a teaspoon of vanilla for extra flavour
How to store them
I like to serve this Oreo mousse in these little Weck preserving jars. The bonus with these, is you can make them ahead and keep them covered with their glass lids until you need them.
Store the individual servings of mousse, covered, in the fridge for 3-4 days.
These cannot be frozen and thawed, though you can freeze them and eat them from frozen (like an Oreo ice cream).
More recipes you’ll love
- No Bake Oreo Cheesecake [+ Video] – so easy to make and filled with Oreo flavour.
- Oreo Cheesecake Bars – creamy and simple, these are Oreo cheesecake in bar form.
- Oreo Blondies – dense fudgy blondies, studded with Oreo pieces.
- Coffee mousse – an easy mousse recipe for the coffee lover.
- Eggless chocolate mousse – easy mousse recipe for the chocolate lover.
- Fluffy Vanilla Cupcakes with Oreo Buttercream – like Oreo mousse with a cake on the bottom.
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Ingredients
- 21 Oreo cookies (1 ½ sleeves)
- 2 cups thickened cream (whipping cream / heavy cream) (500ml / 17 fl oz)
- 2 tablespoons icing sugar (powdered sugar)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)
For best results, always weigh ingredients where a weight is provided
Equipment
- handheld electric beater
Instructions
- Roughly chop 14 Oreos and place them in a bowl. Pour the cream over the top. Cover with plastic wrap and place in the fridge overnight.
- For the top and base, put aside 4 oreos and crush or finely chop the restO
- Place the crushed Oreos into the 4 serving glasses.
- Use an electric hand mixer to beat the cream and Oreos mixture until smooth and whipped. Add the the sugar and vanilla and beat through.
- Divide between the glasses and place back in the fridge until ready to serve.
- Add an Oreo to the top of each when you serve.
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Notes
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13 Comments on “3 Ingredient Oreo Mousse”
Extra flavor with instant coffee powder?
Only if you want it to taste like coffee.
This recipe is amazing it’s definitely one of my new favorites I have a block party next month and plan to use it as a dip with fruit and cannoli crumbs
So happy to hear this, Stephanie and this as a dip – yes and please. Thanks for dropping back by to comment 🙂
Ok so mine isn’t a mousse mine came out way too liquify still. I whipped it together and put it back in the fridge hoping it will get thircker but it spent over 12hrs in the fridge – help me fix mind what’s I do wrong. It’s like liquid puddin right now – taste is great tho just texture I need help with
Hi Sarah, sounds like your cream isn’t whipping. Are you using full fat cream? Is it cold before you beat it?
So it is cold before I beat it and I’m using heavy whipping cream
It says 5G of fat per serving – heavy whipping cream
Ok, that’s all good then. Is it at least 35% milk fat? If so, you just need to keep beating it until it’s whipped. Have a look at the photos in the post – it should be holding it’s shape like that.
Hey trying this recipe the ingredients say vanilla but the directions don’t tell us when to use it. Could you clarify with that please
Sorry about that, add it with the sugar .
I rarerly enjoy oreos on its own; they’re just way too sweet and lacking the flavour to my liking. However, somehow they work wonderfully as a part of other recipes, like ice cream or truffles. So I bet this mousse is absolutely delicious – at least it looks this way!
It’s really delicious. Thanks so much Ben