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    Home » Recipes » Halloween

    Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies

    Published: Aug 28, '20 · Modified: Apr 20, '21 · By: Beth · This post may contain affiliate links.

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    Use candy clay to decorate an assortment of Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies. You'll have fun turning Mickey Mouse into a pirate, witch, vampire, mummy, jack-o-lantern, devil, wizard, and Frankenstein's monster for your Halloween parties.

    Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies decorated using candy clay are fun to make for your Halloween parties.

    There is just something so magical about Mickey Mouse and there's no better holiday to create some magic of your own, than Halloween.

    I came up with the design for these cookies last winter after seeing Kim, The Partiologist and Amy from Living Locurto transform Mickey Mouse into the most adorable Christmas cookies. Kim's beautifully designed Disney Themed Sugar Cookies were masterfully decorated using royal icing and Amy's sweet no-bake Mickey and Minnie Christmas Oreo Cookies were dipped and decorated with Candy Melts.

    The ultimate guide to making and decorating with candy clay. This 118 page ebook is filled with tips, tricks, and tutorials.

    I chose to decorate my Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies using Candy Clay (modeling chocolate).

    Have you ever made or used Candy Clay?

    Candy Clay is a simple two ingredient recipe that makes a fondant like dough that tastes like chocolate.

    I just published Candy Clay Creations, an in-depth 118-page e-book filled with tips and tricks for working with candy clay. It's the ultimate guide to making and decorating with candy clay.

    You can also find the Candy Clay recipe on my Chocolate Making Tips page.

    I've been waiting for what seems like forever to share my Halloween version of these Mickey Mouse cookies with you. I got so excited creating these that not only did I write this step-by-step tutorial for you but I also created and edited my very first tutorial video. Oh, I have so much to learn, but I hope you enjoy my first attempt at this video thing!

    In the video tutorial for this post (which may play in the sidebar if you are on a pc), you will see how to make  these Mickey Mouse Halloween cookies using 1 standard-sized OREO Cookie and 1 mini OREO Cookie:

    Mickey Mouse Devil Cookies

    Mickey Mouse Devil Cookie

    Frankenstein's Monster Mickey Mouse Oreo

    Frankenstein's Mickey Mouse Monster Cookie

    Enjoy the video tutorial...

    https://hungryhappenings.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Halloween-Mickey-Mouse-Oreo-Cookies.mp4

     

    To make these cookies you'll need these items that can be purchased from Amazon.com (commission earned for sale at no extra cost to you).

    There are more affiliate links throughout this post. Thanks for using them!

    Below I'll show you step-by-step tutorials for creating 6 of the Halloween Mickey Mouse Cookies:

    Watch the video to see how to make the Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies then make candy clay to use for decorating your cookies.

    To make most of the decorations you can simply:

    • roll out candy clay on a silicone mat or a corn starch or powdered sugar-dusted cutting board
    • cut out the decorations using a hobby knife, cookie cutters, plunger cutters, or kitchen shears
    • use a clay extruder to make candy clay ribbons

    Then use:

    • a very small amount of clear piping gel or water to attach the candy clay pieces together
    • melted chocolate or Candy Melts to attach the candy clay decorations to the Oreo Cookies

    In the instructions below, I'll show you the tools I've used, but you can choose what is easiest for you.

    Mickey Mouse Wizard Oreo Cookie for Halloween
    Mickey Mouse Wizard Oreo Cookie

    How to make a Mickey Mouse Wizard Oreo Cookie

    Mickey Mouse Wizard Cookies

    • Roll out yellow candy clay as thin as possible.
    • Roll out blue candy clay to about ⅛th inch thickness.
    • Use a small star plunger cutter or metal cutter to cut two stars out of the yellow candy clay.
    • Cut one crescent moon out of the yellow candy clay using a round fondant cutter or knife.
    • Draw a wizard hat on paper then use it as a template to cut a blue candy clay wizard hat.
    • Use piping gel or water as "glue" to attach the stars and moon to the hat.
    • Let candy clay wizard hat dry for 10 minutes.
    • Use melted chocolate or Candy Melts to attach the hat to the Oreo Cookie Mickey Mouse.

     

    Mickey Mouse Pirate Oreo Cookie
    Mickey Mouse Pirate Oreo Cookie

    How to make a Mickey Mouse Pirate Oreo Cookie

    Mickey Mouse Pirate Cookies

    • Roll out red and light grey candy clay.
    • Cut a red candy clay circle using a hobby knife, kitchen shears, or a cookie cutter that is the same size as the Oreo.
    • Cut that circle into a crescent moon shaped Bandana.
    • Cut two small pointed ovals for the tails of the Bandana and cut a small circle for the knot.
    • Attach the tails and knot to the Bandana using piping gel or water.
    • Cut a white strip and an eye patch out of white.
    • Use melted candy melts to attach the candy clay Bandana and eye patch to the Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookie.

     

    Mickey Mouse Jack-O-Lantern Oreo Cookie
    Mickey Mouse Jack-O-Lantern Oreo Cookie

    How to make a Mickey Mouse Jack-O-Lantern Oreo Cookies

    Mickey Mouse Jack-O-Lantern Cookies

    • Roll out orange candy clay.
    • Cut one large circle that is the same size as a regular Oreo Cookie and two small ones that match the mini Oreo Cookies.
    • Use a gum paste veining tool or a toothpick to draw the lines of the pumpkin onto each circle of candy clay.
    • Use a mini triangle cutter or a hobby knife to cut out eyes and a nose in the larger orange circle.
    • Use a hobby knife to cut a mouth (adding teeth, if desired).
    • Cut a small curved piece off each small orange candy clay circle to match the Oreo ears on Mickey mouse.
    • Brush melted candy melts on the backside of each candy clay piece and press them onto the Oreo.

    Mickey Mouse Vampire Oreo Cookies
    Mickey Mouse Vampire

    How to make Mickey Mouse Vampire Oreo Cookies

    Mickey Mouse Vampire Cookies

    • Roll out purple, black, and white candy clay.
    • Cut a purple and a black circle that is the same size as the Oreo Mickey head.
    • Cut the black circle using the top of a heart-shaped cookie cutter or a hobby knife to get the vampire's widow's peak (hair).
    • Attach the widow's peak to the top of the purple candy clay circle using a very small amount of piping gel or water.
    • Cut two triangular shaped fangs out of white candy clay.
    • Use a hobby knife or gum paste pick to draw a smile onto the purple candy clay circle opposite the black widow's peak.
    • Attach two fangs at the bottom edge of the smile using a very small amount of piping gel or water.
    • Attach the candy clay decorations to the Oreo Mickey head using melted Candy Melts or chocolate.

    Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookie Mummy Halloween Treat
    Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookie Mummy

    How to make a Mickey Mouse Mummy Oreo Cookie Halloween treat using candy clay.

    Mickey Mouse Mummy Oreo Cookies

    • Roll a heaping tablespoonful of white candy clay into a log and insert it into a clay extruder fitted with the large ribbon disc.
    • Insert the plunger and extrude the candy clay in long ribbons.
    • If you don't have a clay extruder you can roll out some white candy clay and cut it into ¼ inch wide strips.
    • Lay a strip of white candy clay over the top of the Oreo Cookie and cut it off so that you have about ½ inch of the strip to wrap around and press onto the back of the cookie.
    • Continue adding strips making the Oreo Mickey look like he's wrapped up like a mummy.
    • Add some strips over each mini Oreo Cookie ear then insert each ear into the larger Oreo cookie.
    • Dust some cocoa powder over the white candy clay strips to make the mummy look old.

     

    Minnie Mouse Witch Oreo Cookie
    Minnie Mouse Witch Oreo Cookie

    How to make a Minnie Mouse Witch Cookie

    Minnie Mouse Oreo Witch Cookies

    • Roll out orange, purple, and green candy clay.
    • Cut a witch hat out of paper and use it as a template to cut a hat out of orange candy clay.
    • Cut a hatband out of purple and a small green buckle out of green.
    • Attach the hatband to the orange hat using a small amount of piping gel or water.
    • Attach the green buckle in the middle of the purple hatband.
    • Attach the orange candy clay hat to the Oreo using melted Candy Melts.

     

     
    Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies are fun to decorate using candy clay. See how to turn Mickey into a pirate, jack-o-lantern, mummy, devil, witch, vampire, wizard, and even Frankenstein's monster.

    Recipe

    This post was originally published September 19,2016.

    Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies decorated using candy clay are fun to make for your Halloween parties.
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    Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies
    Prep Time
    15 mins
    Total Time
    15 mins
     
    Decorate Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies using candy clay to look like a pirate, devil, vampire, mummy, jack-o-lantern, witch, wizard, and Frankenstein's monster.
    Course: Desserts
    Cuisine: American
    Keyword: chocolate, halloween, halloween candy, halloween desserts, mickey mouse, oreo, spooky
    Servings: 1
    Author: Beth Jackson Klosterboer
    Ingredients
    Per Mickey Mouse
    • 1 Mini Oreo Cookie
    • 1 Oreo Cookie
    • ½ - 1 ounce candy clay
    • piping gel or water
    • melted chocolate or candy melts
    *Find the candy clay recipe on Hungry Happenings' Chocolate Making Tips Page.
    Instructions
    1. Scrape the filling out of 1 Mini Oreo Cookie and discard filling.
    2. Insert both mini sandwich cookie halves into the larger Oreo creating Mickey Mouse ears.
    3. Roll out candy clay and cut out decorations.
    4. Attach candy clay decorations together using piping gel or water.
    5. Attach the candy clay decorations to the Oreo using melted chocolate or candy melts.
    6. See Hungry Happenings for step-by-step tutorial for each decorations.

    If you like these Halloween Mickey Mouse Cookies you might also like these other fun Halloween food crafts.

    Fun Halloween food crafts make great treats for your holiday parties. See the step-by-step recipe tutorials for all these cute sweets at HungryHappenings.com.

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    Enjoy making your Halloween Mickey Mouse Oreo Cookies and be sure to snap a picture and
    send one to me at beth@hungryhappenings.com so I can share it in my Readers' Gallery.

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    1. luna

      February 09, 2021 at 8:12 pm

      im too young to cook but they look awsome so cute woo and scary cant wait to. ake them when older 🍪

      Reply
    2. Celeb Networth

      September 23, 2020 at 12:19 pm

      What a great idea with unlimited way to decorate Oreo cookies!! Thank you for sharing the post!

      Reply
      • Beth

        September 25, 2020 at 12:25 pm

        I'm glad you like my decorating ideas!

        Reply
        • cindy

          February 09, 2021 at 8:13 pm

          yeah they are awsome 🥡🥠🍠🍚🍲🥮🍲🥙🍗🌯🥯🧀🥨🧈

          Reply
    3. Karen @ Sugartown Sweets

      September 26, 2016 at 8:07 pm

      You made the cutest Mickey Mouse cookies and we were in Disney last week with our grandson! I love your Oreo designs..especially the mummy. These would look great in Disney's bakery case!!

      Reply
      • Beth

        September 28, 2016 at 9:35 am

        Oh, lucky you! We definitely want to make it to Disney during Halloween. We would have gone this year being we aren't hosting our party, but we went to Africa instead! LOL! Maybe next year.

        Reply
    4. The Partiologist

      September 21, 2016 at 8:40 am

      I am in love with your Halloween themed Mickey Oreo's, each design is just as cute or should I say creepy as can be!! Thanks for the shout out too! 🙂

      Reply
      • Beth

        September 21, 2016 at 9:25 am

        You were such an inspiration! I'm glad you like the Halloween version of the cookies.

        Reply
    5. Jen

      September 20, 2016 at 10:45 pm

      Such a cute idea. This may actually be the motivation to make my innaugural candy clay batch. Woohoo!
      Thanks for sharing!

      Reply
      • Beth

        September 21, 2016 at 9:26 am

        Have fun and be sure to snap some pictures and share them with me so I can share them in my readers' gallery.

        Reply
    6. Teresa

      September 19, 2016 at 11:03 pm

      love all your Halloween Mickey Mouse. have to tell you that I love getting my email from you. and seeing what you've came up with.

      Reply
      • Beth

        September 20, 2016 at 8:32 am

        Aww, that is so nice to hear. I really appreciate you leaving a comment and letting me know that. 🙂

        Reply

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