Oreo Ghost Treats

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These spooky-cute Oreo Ghost Treats are the perfect no-bake Halloween treat! Made with Oreos and dipped in smooth white chocolate, these Oreo ghost cookies are easy to make and super fun for kids to decorate. A fun ghost treat if you’re hosting a Halloween party or just want a ghost dessert for a spooky theme party, these sweet little spirits will be a hit!

When it comes to making Halloween treats, it’s a bonus when they are spooky-themed and easy to make.

Fun Halloween Oreo Ghost Treats

Looking for an easy Halloween treat that looks impressive but takes minimal effort? These Oreo ghost treats are just the thing! No baking required, and only a few simple ingredients needed, just like these cute Oreo spider cookies.

They’re great for Halloween dessert tables, classroom parties, or a fun edible craft activity with the kids.

This is a quick and easy Halloween recipe for kids to help with, and they’re always a hit for kids’ Halloween parties or spooky celebrations, much like these spooky-themed Halloween foods.

What You Will Need

ingredients for white chocolate oreo ghost treats.

There aren’t many ingredients needed to make these simple Halloween sweets! Here is what you need:

Mega Stuffed Oreos
White chocolate melts
Candy eyeball sprinkles
Black edible marker
Piping bag or zip-lock bag

The printable recipe card with a FULL ingredients list and detailed instructions can be found at the bottom of this post.

How To Make Oreo Ghost Cookies

This Halloween treat recipe will make around 12 Oreo ghosts, or more if you’re using standard-sized Oreos instead of the mega stuffed ones. They can also be super cute as packaged Halloween gifts to hand out at a party or for trick-or-treaters.

They are so quick and simple to make! You can have a batch ready in about 1 hour (and most of that is chilling time).

STEP ONE – Prepare a baking tray with parchment paper.

STEP TWO – Melt the chocolate by placing it in a microwave-safe bowl and heating in 30-second increments, stirring between each interval until smooth and melted.

STEP THREE – Dip the Oreo cookies into the melted chocolate until coated, allowing excess to drip off. Place on the baking tray with space around each one.

STEP FOUR – While the chocolate is still wet, add 2 candy eyeballs to the top of each chocolate-coated Oreo.

STEP FIVE – Fill a piping bag with melted white chocolate, snip off the tip and pipe a ghost shape around the edge of each cookie, making sure it touches the chocolate-coated Oreo.

STEP SIX – Place the tray in the freezer for 15 minutes until the chocolate is completely set.

STEP FIVE – Use a black edible marker to draw the ghost mouth, or use a black candy instead (during step 4).

If the chocolate is drying too quickly for the candy eyes to stick, use a little melted chocolate on the back to stick them on.

Tips For Making Ghost Oreo Cookies

Use a fork or dipping tool to coat the Oreos smoothly.
Add the eyes quickly before the chocolate sets.
Let kids decorate their own ghost faces for a fun Halloween activity.

Storing Your Ghost Cookies

Keep your finished Oreo ghosts in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one week. They’re best served cold to keep the chocolate firm.

If you try this recipe, let me know what you think! Leave a comment below or a rating and don’t forget to tag me on Instagram. I would love to see it!

These Oreo Ghost Cookies are equal parts cute and spooky—perfect for Halloween celebrations with kids or a quick themed treat. Minimal ingredients, no baking, and tons of fun!

I hope you love making these no bake ghost treats with your kids! Be sure to tag me on Instagram @simplifycreateinspire.

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