TikTok Oreo Tower Cake
TikTok Oreo tower cake is the best thing to happen to dessert since well the chocolate sandwich cookie itself! The newest viral recipe to come off of TikTok, you’ll love sharing this indulgence with a crowd!
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TikTok strikes again.
This time instead of bringing us one pot mac n cheese, it is bringing us the biggest, craziest and most delicious Oreo dessert I have ever seen.
We’re talking about a cake made entirely of Oreos.
And instead of frosting, it’s slathered with Nutella and peanut butter.
It’s a no bake dessert extravaganza that can feed you and a pack of your very hungry friends and family.
When we made this, the dessert bested all 4 sons, the hubs and myself. But we sure had fun trying and the leftovers were pretty amazing too!
Ingredients
To make this you’ll need:
- Oreos– Go for the Double Stuf variety here. This isn’t the time to skimp on Oreo filling.
- Peanut butter– Go for your favorite brand of creamy peanut butter here and don’t use natural varieties.
- Other toppings– We used Nutella, mini chocolate chips and sprinkles. However, feel free to switch the toppings up and use whatever you like.
How to Make
Making this is sort of like building with cookies instead of blocks.
For a base, you’ll want to use a flat, moveable surface such as a round cake board.
Start by making a circle with 14 Oreos on the cake board.
Follow it with 3 more stacks of 14 on top of that, for a total of 4 stacks of 14.
On top of that Oreo tower, do a circle of 8 Oreos, followed by two more stacks of 8, for a total of 3 stacks.
For the 3rd level of the Oreo tower, do a circle of 4 Oreos, followed by 2 more stacks, for a total of 3 stacks of 4 Oreos.
End with two single Oreos stacked on top of each other.
Place your peanut butter in a microwavable container and heat for 45 seconds or until thinned out.
Drizzle however you like over the entire tower.
Just be careful to not put too much weight on the top Oreos as it might make them fall over otherwise.
Repeat this with the Nutella.
Finish by sprinkling the chocolate chips and sprinkles over the entire tower and enjoy!
Serving and Storing
With 94 Oreos, this tower easily serves 15 or more people. It would be the perfect dessert at any party!
If you have leftovers, which we did, it will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days.
For best serving results when coming from the fridge, heat for a few seconds in the microwave to make it nice and gooey again.
Just be aware when storing leftover, that there’s really no easy when to cover this up. Godspeed and good luck to you if you decide to try!
And if you land on a method that easily covers this, please let me know in the comments below.
Tips and Tricks
- You can add whatever toppings you like to this tower. The original tower that went viral had peanut butter, Nutella and mini marshmallows.
- If you don’t stack the Oreos like I did, you won’t get it as tall or as sturdy. Believe me, I tried 3 other ways outside of this one and none matched this one’s glory.
- If you want your Oreos to stay in place a little better as you’re stacking them, you can melt some of the chocolate chips and put just a dab of the chocolate on the bottom of the Oreo and give it about 5 minutes in between each layer to cool and harden. This will keep them from sliding around. I had pretty good luck without doing this, but it would have been handy if I wanted to create a sturdier tower.
- You can always adjust the amount of Oreos and toppings down to serve less people.
Other TikTok Recipes You’ll Love
My boys and I were delighted to test out this TikTok Oreo tower cake.
Make it yourself and see what all the hype is about!
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Oreo Tower Cake
Ingredients
- 94 Double Stuf Oreos 2.5 Family Packs
- 1 Cup Creamy Peanut Butter
- 1 Cup Nutella
- ¼ Cup Mini Chocolate Chips
- ¼ Cup Sprinkles
Instructions
- Place your Oreos on a flat, moveable surface such as a round cake board.
- Start with a circle made of 14 Oreos. Follow it with 3 more stacks of 14 on top of that, for a total of 4 stacks of 14.
- On top of that Oreo tower, do a circle of 8 Oreos, followed by two more stacks of 8, for a total of 3 stacks.
- For the 3rd level of the Oreo tower, do a circle of 4 Oreos, followed by 2 more stacks, for a total of 3 stacks of 4 Oreos.
- End with two single Oreos stacked on top of each other.
- Place your peanut butter in a pourable container and heat for 45 seconds or until thinned out.
- Drizzle however you like over the entire tower. Just be careful to not put too much weight on the top Oreos as it might make them fall over otherwise.
- Do the same with the Nutella as you did with the peanut butter.
- Sprinkle the chocolate chips and sprinkles over the entire tower and enjoy!
Notes
- You can add whatever toppings you like to this tower. The original tower that went viral had peanut butter, Nutella and mini marshmallows.
- If you don’t stack the Oreos like I did, you won’t get it as tall or as sturdy. Believe me, I tried 3 other ways outside of this one and none matched this one’s glory.
- If you want your Oreos to stay in place a little better as you’re stacking them, you can melt some of the chocolate chips and put just a dab of the chocolate on the bottom of the Oreo and give it about 5 minutes in between each layer to cool and harden. This will keep them from sliding around. I had pretty good luck without doing this, but it would have been handy if I wanted to create a sturdier tower.
- You can always adjust the amount of Oreos and toppings down to serve less people.
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