Festive Strawberry Dipped Christmas Tree Recipe

Chocolate dipped strawberries are such a refreshing treat! Just an Oreo cookie and Christmas spirit and you’ll get these amazing strawberry dipped Christmas trees to enjoy during the holidays. The perfect combination of chocolatey and fruity goodness!

Strawberry Dipped Christmas Tree Recipe

Christmas tree cookie on an oreo bottom.

If you’ve made my Oreo Mug Cake recipe then you already know I’m a huge Oreo lover! So these simple Strawberry Dipped Christmas Trees are my favorites to make for friends and family around the holidays. There are only six ingredients and six instructions! It’s the perfect holiday kitchen activity for the little ones to enjoy with you! There is fun in it for everyone! 

Something I love about these chocolate strawberry christmas trees is that you can enjoy them at family game nights or big christmas celebrations! They are perfect for all ages! And because they are so easy you can make them whenever! Keep scrolling to figure out how to add these delectable trees to your Christmas festivities this year! 

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Strawberry Dipped Christmas Tree Recipe

Strawberry dipped Christmas Tree cookie

Strawberry dipped christmas trees are the perfect treat for your holiday parties! Have fun making this easy, festive cookie topped with a chocolate strawberry. 

Equipment Needed

  • Piping bags
  • Parchment Paper

Ingredients

ingredients needed to make Christmas Oreo cookie to look like trees
  • 12 oz. Green Candy Melts
  • 1 lb. strawberries (remove the tops)
  • 24 sandwich cookies (I used oreo cookies)
  • White icing
  • Sprinkles
  • Candy stars

How to make Strawberry Dipped Christmas Trees

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  1. Start by making the Oreo base. Pipe vanilla icing onto the top of each sandwich cookie. This creates a snow effect for the trees and allows the strawberry to stick. Try our homemade vanilla buttercream frosting for added richness!
  2. Remove stems off strawberries using a knife and slice each end to create a flat surface. 
  3. In a microwave safe bowl, slowly melt the candy melts, stirring occasionally.
  4. Once chocolate is fully melted, use a small fork to dip the strawberries with the fork inserted into the cut, flat end. 
  5. Using a second fork, remove the strawberry and slowly set on top of the iced Oreo.
  6. Top with sprinkles and a candy star. Be sure to work quickly as the sprinkles will stick better while the chocolate is wet. Allow chocolate to fully cure and enjoy!

Tips, Tricks, FAQ’s, and Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make sure the chocolate sticks to the strawberry?

Washed strawberries on a white platter

After you wash your strawberries, be sure to dry them super well! The drier they are the better the chocolate is going to stick to the strawberries. No one wants a half coated chocolate strawberry! This is where paper towels really come in handy!

How do I keep my melted chocolate from getting clumpy?

Have you ever had this problem? You’re coating your strawberries in chocolate and things are going great until all of a sudden the chocolate starts to get clumpy and now you’ve got lumpy, not so pretty, chocolate dipped strawberries? Yeah, me too! Here’s the secret to perfectly smooth, runny chocolate for your decorating adventure. Just add a little bit of fat (butter, oil, shortening, coconut oil, etc) to your chocolate when it’s warm. 

Add in very small increments until the desired texture is reached.  Remember that you can always add more, but you can’t take away what’s already been added. Go slow and steady. 

How do I keep from burning my melting chocolate?

The trick here is to stop microwaving your melting chocolate when you can see a few unmelted lumps in the chocolate. Just keep stirring and you’ll soon be looking at perfectly not burnt melted chocolate. 

Another trick I’ve learned over the years is to actually follow the melting instructions over the years! I know that seems silly, and everyone already knows that, but I could have used that advice a time or two. 10 seconds in the microwave can make a difference!

To keep from burning the chocolate, stop microwaving when there are only a few lumps left and just continue to stir the chocolate until it’s all smooth. 

Festive green strawberry dipped cookie made into a Christmas tree cookie with a yellow star on top

How to Store Strawberry Dipped Christmas Trees

Chocolate covered strawberries are always best when they’re served the day they are made. If they somehow last more than that the best way to store them is in an airtight container in the fridge. You can keep them there for up to 2 days. 

Tip for Freshness

For the most delicious strawberry-dipped Christmas trees eat them within 10 hours of making them. This ensures that your cookie bottom and your strawberry top stay fresh! Have so much fun eating this amazing creation!

Festive Strawberry Dipped Christmas Tree Recipe

Festive Strawberry Dipped Christmas Tree

Strawberry dipped christmas trees are the perfect treat for your holiday parties! Have fun making this easy, festive cookie topped with a chocolate strawberry. 

Ingredients

  • 12 oz. Green Candy Melts
  • 1 lb. strawberries (remove the tops)
  • 24 sandwich cookies (I used oreo cookies)
  • White icing
  • Sprinkles
  • Candy stars

Instructions

  • Start by making the Oreo base. Pipe vanilla icing onto the top of each sandwich cookie. This creates a snow effect for the trees and allows the strawberry to stick. Try our homemade vanilla buttercream frosting for added richness!
  • Remove stems off strawberries using a knife and slice each end to create a flat surface. 
  • In a microwave-safe bowl, slowly melt the candy melts, stirring occasionally.
  • Once the chocolate is fully melted, use a small fork to dip the strawberries with the fork inserted into the cut, flat end. 
  • Using a second fork, remove the strawberry and slowly set it on top of the iced Oreo.
  • Top with sprinkles and a candy star. Be sure to work quickly as the sprinkles will stick better while the chocolate is wet. Allow chocolate to fully cure and enjoy!
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