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Oreo Sushi Recipe

This Oreo Sushi recipe gained popularity on TikTok because it’s only two ingredients. And because it’s adorable. Of course, we had to try our twist (literally) on it.

If you want more sweet treats, check out our other dessert recipes.

Pieces of Oreo sushi in a bowl with the words "Oreo Sushi" digitally written on top.

If you’ve been wondering how to make the Oreo Sushi that’s been going ’round social media, you’ll be happy to know that it’s pretty simple. And this deconstructed Oreo cookie recipes only uses two ingredients: cookies and cream.

You split the cookies apart and roll them back together into a shape that looks like sushi, hence the name.

It is a little bit more work than, say, just opening a pack of Oreo cookies and dunking them in milk. But, if you want to play with your food a little, this is a great way to do it.

Oreo cookies coming out of a cookie mug that says "OREO" on it, next to a pack of Oreo cookies and near two Mardi Gras Oreo cookies with the words "The Best Oreo Dessert Recipes" digitally written on top.

If you have leftover Oreo cookies and want to figure out what to do with them, check out our list of The Best Oreo Dessert Recipes.

Oreo Sushi Recipe

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Oreo Sushi Ingredients:

How To Make Oreo Sushi:

Oreo cookies in a bowl and Oreo cream from the cookies in another bowl.

Separate the cookies and the cream from the Oreo cookies.

Oreo cookies in a food processor.

Put the cookies in a food processor. Blend until you have cookie crumbs.

Heavy cream being poured into a food processor.

Add in 3 of the 4 tablespoons of heavy cream.

A ball of Oreo cookie crumbles.

Stir in the heavy cream and form a ball of Oreo crumbles. The more you work the Oreo crumbles, the more the dough ball will come together. It really benefits from the heat from your hands.

A rolling pin rolling out Oreo cookie crumbles under parchment paper.

Put the Oreo dough ball between two pieces of parchment paper.

Use a rolling pin to roll the Oreo dough ball into a rectangle.

Milk being poured into cream from Oreo cookies.

Mix together the Oreo cream and the remaining tablespoon of heavy cream until a paste forms.

A white cream on top of a rectangle of Oreo cookie crumbles.

Spread the Oreo cream paste on top of the Oreo dough rectangle.

If your cream is a little thick, it will be hard to spread at first. Just keep working it back and forth with the back of a spoon. Working it will cause it to soften and make it really easy to spread.

You want to make sure that you completely cover the Oreo dough rectangle from end to end with the cream.

An Oreo Sushi roll.

Gently roll the Oreo dough rectangle.

If you start rolling at the longer side, you’ll end up with more, but smaller, Oreo sushi. If you start rolling at the shorter side, you’ll end up with less, but fatter, Oreo sushi.

For a couple more tips on how to roll this, check out our Pinwheels Cookies recipe. It uses a completely different dough, but a similar rolling technique. So, you could technically consider these to be Oreo Pinwheel Cookies.

An Oreo Sushi roll wrapped in parchment paper.

Wrap the Oreo log in both pieces of parchment paper. Put it in the fridge for about two hours.

NEW TIP: Veronica commented with a great tip for keeping the Oreo Sushi roll’s shape. After rolling it in parchment paper, cut either an empty paper towel roll or a plastic wrap cardboard cylinder across the top.

Slide the Oreo Sushi roll into the cardboard and put it in the fridge this way. It will keep the round shape in tack.

She uses this tip for slice and bake cookie dough too, which is brilliant.

Slices of Oreo Sushi.

Unroll the Oreo log and slice it into half inch pieces.

If you want to really feel like you’re eating sushi, you can use chopsticks and dip this Oreo Sushi into some chocolate sauce.

Slices of Oreo Sushi.

Oreo Sushi: Frequently Asked Questions

Who invented Oreo Sushi?

TikTok has a ton of videos for Oreo Sushi, which happens when things go viral. And of course, searching by hashtag doesn’t yield chronological results.

The oldest video for it that I can find is by @miluvia, from April 2021. The most popular one, though, is from @siennas.sweets with over 8 million views.

That’s the best I can find. But I’m old and don’t use TikTok and heard about it when Pete sent me a video of it on Instagram because we’re old and we don’t have TikTok accounts.

Do you have to use Oreo cookies?

This is two ingredient Oreo cookies. And one of the ingredients is Oreo cookies. And Oreo is in the name.

But, you don’t have to use Oreo cookies.

What you do have to use is a cookie with a cream in the middle because you’ll need to separate the two from each other. So something like a Nutter Butter cookie will work, but a chocolate chip cookie would not work. At least, a chocolate chip cookie wouldn’t work in this manner.

A chocolate chip cookie may work if you use a frosting instead of a cream. I’ll have to try that out and report back. Although not until after Lent because I gave up chocolate for Lent (and I swear this Lenten season is double as long as usual).

Do you have to use heavy cream?

In all the TikTok Oreo Sushi recipes, the creator used milk. I’m guessing that’s because people usually have milk at home instead of heavy cream.

So if all you have is milk, it’ll work.

I prefer heavy cream because it has a much higher fat content than milk, and I think it helps to add a little pizzazz to the recipe. But milk works fine, obviously.

Do I have to use a food processor?

If you have a food processor, it makes turning the Oreo cookies into a crumble very, very easy.

If you don’t have a food processor (or if you just have some anger that you need to get out), put the Oreo cookies into a ziptop plastic bag and crush them using a rolling pin.

Just be careful if you use that method. You may end up with sharp edges that puncture the bag. You might not notice it until you have a stream of Oreo cookie crumbs across your counter.

Why is my Oreo Sushi squished?

You definitely want to let the Oreo Sushi rest and firm up in the fridge before cutting it. We recommend letting it sit there for two hours.

Be careful where you lay it, though.

Laying the Oreo Sushi log directly on a shelf in the fridge means that one side will be against a flat surface and that will cause the log to flatten. So, instead, you want to sort of float the Oreo Sushi log.

I’ve found that the crisper bin usually have enough things in it that the Oreo Sushi log will be suspended enough in midair that it doesn’t flatten on one end.

If your log does flatten, just roll it on the countertop a few times to reshape it before cutting it.

How do you store Oreo Sushi?

Store Oreo Sushi in an airtight container. It will last for a week at room temperature or up to three weeks in the fridge.

Six chocolate Oreo Baseball cookies on blue paper shred.

More Oreo Desserts:

This recipe doesn’t use a full pack of Oreo cookies. So, you could use the extra Oreo cookies to make these Oreo dessert recipes:

Yield: 20 Pieces

Oreo Sushi

This Oreo Sushi recipe gained popularity on TikTok because it’s only two ingredients. And because it’s adorable.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Additional Time 2 hours
Total Time 2 hours 5 minutes

Ingredients

  • 17 Oreo Cookies
  • 4 tablespoons heavy cream

Instructions

  1. Separate the cookies and the cream from the Oreo cookies.
  2. Put the cookies in a food processor. Blend until you have cookie crumbs.
  3. Add in 3 of the 4 tablespoons of heavy cream.
  4. Stir in the heavy cream and form a ball of Oreo crumbles. 
  5. Put the Oreo dough ball between two pieces of parchment paper.
  6. Use a rolling pin to roll the Oreo dough ball into a rectangle.
  7. Mix together the Oreo cream and the remaining tablespoon of heavy cream until a paste forms.
  8. Spread the Oreo cream paste on top of the Oreo dough rectangle.
  9. Gently roll the Oreo dough rectangle.
  10. Wrap the Oreo log in both pieces of parchment paper. Put it in the fridge for about two hours.
  11. Unroll the Oreo log and slice it into half inch pieces.

Notes

After rolling the Oreo Sushi roll in the parchment paper, you can cut either an empty paper towel roll or a plastic wrap cardboard cylinder across the top and slide the roll into the cardboard. Put it in the fridge this way. and it will keep the round shape in tack.

Nutrition Information

Yield

20

Serving Size

1

Amount Per Serving Calories 55Total Fat 3gSaturated Fat 1gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 0gCholesterol 3mgSodium 39mgCarbohydrates 7gFiber 0gSugar 4gProtein 0g

Have you made this Oreo Sushi recipe? Let us know in the comments.

amy liu dong

Tuesday 9th of August 2022

Such a unique and delicious sushi to make. The kids will def enjoy eating this. Yum!

Veronica Gouker

Tuesday 19th of April 2022

Just a little suggestion, after rolling your oreo roll in plastic wrap. I cut an empty paper towel or plastic wrap cardboard cylinder across the top. You can then slide the oreo roll in the cardboard cylinder to keep the round shape intact while chilling. Also works great with any slice and bake cookie dough. My family will love your recipe. Thanks!

drugstore diva lisa

Wednesday 20th of April 2022

Veronica! This is SO SO smart. I'm adding this tip to the post now!!! Thank you!

Niki - Life as a LEO Wife

Friday 15th of April 2022

Oh these look so good!

Carol

Thursday 14th of April 2022

I am not a sushi fan (I've tried and tried) but this? Oh yes please!

Donna @ Modern on Monticello

Tuesday 12th of April 2022

This would be fun for a birthday party - or any party. Oreos are just the best. Thanks for sharing the idea. I don't have TikTok either so it is new to me.

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