These no bake Chocolate Peppermint Wafers are an easy treat to make and share with friends at all your holiday parties.
Hi, my name is Jocelyn, and I cannot stop with the peppermint. Seriously, nothing is safe in our kitchen! I have been dipping and peppermint-ing all the things! My family is starting to look at me like I'm a crazy woman. Ok, that might be true...
Adding peppermint is just how I am celebrating the holidays this year. This month we are packing up to make a major move, so we are not decorating anything because everything is in boxes. It doesn't feel like much of a holiday month right now. Maybe a few more mugs of peppermint mocha hot chocolate will help!
My way of making our house feel holiday ready is to keep the peppermint goodness flowing out of the kitchen. I may have started in the middle of November and haven't stopped yet.
A few weeks ago I was making a baking supplies run to Walmart when I saw these cookies'n creme wafers and had to buy some! My family saw them on the counter and thought snack time.
They should have known better!
My plan was to dip them in white chocolate and add my beloved peppermint bits! Oh, yeah! You saw that coming, right?
I'm almost embarrassed to call this a recipe. But hey, cookies, chocolate, peppermint...it's a recipe, right?
We will call this a treat win for the non-bakers out there. This "recipe" is perfect for those of you who do not bake, but want an easy and awesome looking treat to take to parties.
How to Dip Cookies in Chocolate
- Use a good melting chocolate to dip the cookies in. I like Ghirardelli white chocolate melts.
- Place the candy melts in a microwave safe bowl and heat 1-2 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Open the package of cookies and brush off the excess crumbs on the sides.
- Drop one cookie at a time in the melted chocolate & use a spoon to cover them.
- Use a fork to lift the cookie out of the chocolate. Tap the fork on the side of the bowl to help the extra chocolate drip off. Be careful not to tap too hard or the cookie will fall off.
- Place on a piece of wax paper & sprinkle with peppermint bits and let set.
See I told you these were a super easy treat to make. In 30 minutes you can have a fun festive treat that everyone will love.
These have been sitting on my counter, and I can't stop eating them. Someone please come take the plate of chocolate peppermint wafers away from me. My jeans are starting to hate me!
Recipe
Chocolate Peppermint Wafers
White chocolate and peppermint bits is a great and easy way to dress up ready made cookie wafers. These little no bake treats are a quick and easy holiday treat!
Ingredients
- 30 chocolate creme wafers*
- 2 ยฝ cups white chocolate melting discs
- ยผ cup peppermint bits
Instructions
- Place half the white chocolate in a microwave safe bowl. Heat for 1-2 minutes, stirring occasionally until creamy.
- Brush the crumbs off the edges of each cookie.
- Place one wafer cookie at a time in the chocolate. Use a spoon to cover the wafer with chocolate.
- Use a fork to gently lift the wafer out of the chocolate. Gently tap the fork on the side of the bowl to remove the excess chocolate.
- Place on wax paper and sprinkle with peppermint bits. Let set.
- Repeat with remaining chocolate and wafers. Store in a loosely sealed container. Makes 30 chocolate peppermint wafers.
Notes
*You can use the chocolate cookies and cream wafers or a regular chocolate wafer cookie.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 30 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 119Total Fat: 7gSaturated Fat: 4gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 5mgSodium: 22mgCarbohydrates: 13gFiber: 0gSugar: 12gProtein: 1g
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Lori
Could you tell me in your peppermint wafer cookie recipe if you used chocolate or cookies and cream wafers? You have two different things written down. Thanks in advance, Lori
Jocelyn
The ones I used were called cookies and cream, but I can't seem to find those particular ones anymore. You can use any chocolate wafer that you can find in stores.
Katie
Does this make the wafers soft?
Jocelyn
No, the wafers stay crispy inside the chocolate shell.
Vivayne
Either way, they are BEAUTIFUL and so festive!
Maureen Blackburn
Love the video, and really appreciate the easy to do recipe that yields a Christmas treat that is so special. I just happened on the cookies at Marsh, so they are being made soon.
Kentuckylady717
Kentuckylady717 says you rock too ๐ more white chocolate recipes.....love you for this .........and thanks to your hubby for doing this video.......can he do more please ? Love ,love food videos........
Now can you do some bars recipes ๐ Thanks
Roxana
Love your video and all of these wonderful peppermint recipes - keep them coming! ๐