Oreo Candy Canes Are BACK and Here to Satisfy Your Holiday Sweet Tooth
Updated: Oct. 28, 2019
Put down the peppermint, because this Christmas is all about Oreo candy canes.
Just when we thought Christmas 2019 couldn’t get any better, all of our favorite holiday treats are returning. Reese’s once again gave us the gift of cookie skillet kits. Oreo hopped on the sleigh, too, recently debuting these adorably delicious cookie house kits. But milk’s favorite cookie wasn’t about to stop there.
While we love all things peppermint, we think it’s time to give a different holiday candy a try. Oreo candy canes are back for 2019!
Is the Candy Cane Really Oreo-Flavored?
Yes! The Oreo candy canes are black and white, the black stripes acting as your classic cookies and the white stripes as your creme filling. Every box comes with 12 candy canes which are perfect for sharing at the holiday party or for eating right off the Christmas tree.
The Oreo candy canes are 5″ tall, which is about average for peppermint, so you won’t be missing out on any flavor. They’re the ideal stocking stuffer or white elephant gift for the foodie who loves quirky Christmas treats.
Decorate your candy canes with chocolate and sprinkles. Here’s how!
Where to Grab Your Box
It’s just not the holidays without a candy cane in hand. While we haven’t seen Oreo candy canes in stores just yet, they’re already available online. Blair Candy has them right now, ready to ship straight to your doorstep in time for Christmas. They’re as budget-friendly as they are tasty, only $3.85 per package.
You can also snag some other specialty items from Oreo this year. Oreo Cookie Dunking Sets are back at Walmart for around $18 on November 1, and Peppermint Bark Oreos will be back on shelves sooner than you think. All in all, it’s gonna be a pretty sweet holiday for Oreo, so don’t miss out on the best snacks of the season.
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When I had a bunch of leftover candy canes after the holidays, I was inspired to use them up by adding them to a chocolate bread. Coffee and cocoa intensify the flavor. —Shelly Platten, Amherst, Wisconsin
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These are fun, refreshing and low in fat! —Lynn Bernstetter, Lake Elmo, Minnesota.
Chocolate-Peppermint Sandwich Cookies
Chocolate and mint make a great holiday pair. Try them in this sandwich cookie with crushed candy canes on top. —Evangeline Bradford, Erlanger, Kentucky
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Peppermint ice cream makes this creamy drink taste—and look—more like a dessert than a punch! I've mixed it many times for ladies' lunches and buffets. For a fun garnish, hang mini candy canes around the punch bowl or on cups. —Neva Schnauber, Ft. Collins, Colorado
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I created these bars for my daughter, who loves peppermint. The buttery shortbread texture just melts in your mouth. It’s a hit wherever I take it. —Susan Ciuffreda, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
Chocolate-Dipped Candy Canes
I couldn't resist combining my two loves—peppermint and chocolate—in this recipe. These are so easy, but if one breaks in the process, just pop it in your mouth. —Sandra Baumgarten, Vancouver, Washington
Candy Cane Hot Cocoa Mix
We make batches of this minty, malted milk-flavored hot chocolate to give as gifts. Be prepared—friends will return the jars for refills! —Sara Tatham, Plymouth, New Hampshire
Candy Cane Souffle
I came up with this recipe by modifying one of my mom's gelatin-based desserts. The pretty pink sweet is a welcome sight on the table.—Joni Hilton, Rocklin, California
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This is my favorite confection to make at Christmas. Not only is it easy, it's delicious as well. I like to fill small bags with the crunchy candy to place in gift baskets.—Nancy Shelton, Boaz, Kentucky
Candy Cane Blossom Cookies
We like to stir different flavored candy canes into the dough for fun variety. —Joan Cossette, Colbert, Washington
Crushed Peppermint Cheesecake
We’re cheesecake fans. When we first tried peppermint Oreos, we knew they'd make an awesome crust. The minty cool crunch makes our favorite dessert even better. —Jeannie Burkhead, Pequot Lakes, Minnesota
Spearmint Thins
No time to bake cookies from scratch? Create a tasty treat in little more than half an hour by doctoring butter-flavored crackers with vanilla chips and mint candies.—Kathleen Felton, Fairfax, Iowa
Peppermint Meringues
Peppermint lovers won't be able to get enough of these light and airy delights. They make terrific Christmas gifts or lovely treats to pass around when guests drop in. —Dixie Terry, Goreville, Illinois
Ornament Popcorn Balls
These gooey-sweet treats are great for dressing up the tree with a little more than the classic popcorn string. And they're yummier and fun for the family, too. — Deirdre Cox, Kansas City, Missouri
Triple Chocolate Candy Cane Cookies
This dazzling cookie showcases one of my family's favorite flavors, peppermint. It's always one of the first to disappear from the cookie tray. —Priscilla Yee, Concord, California
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People are thrilled when they see me coming with this rich, smooth cheesecake—it's always a crowd pleaser. Not only does it look sensational, but it is so scrumptious. —Carrie Price, Ottawa, Illinois
Mint-Chocolate Dipped Shortbread Cookies
Festive buttery shortbreads are even better when dipped in chocolate and sprinkled with crushed candy. —Dahlia Abrams, Detroit, Michigan
Chocolate-Filled Cookies with Peppermint Frosting
Baking is one of my favorite traditions around the holidays. These special cookies draw you in with candy-topped frosting and seal the deal with a chocolate center. —Deborah Puette, Lilburn, Georgia
Chocolate Mint Delight
Sweeten your seasonal menu in just 15 minutes with velvety chocolate pudding, crushed sandwich cookies, peppermint candies and a dollop of whipped cream. Yum! —Jean Ann Perkins, Newburyport, Maryland
Drizzled Peppermint Cookies
My daughters made these super-simple cookies for their teachers and friends, and they were a big hit. —Carla Salard, Robeline, Louisiana
Candy Cane Fudge
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