This No-Bake Oreo Dessert is a quick and easy no-bake dessert you’re gonna love! This chocolate dessert is made up of pudding, cream cheese, cool whip, and Oreos, of course.

No-Bake Oreo Dessert
If your family is anything like my family…they LOVE Oreos. That’s why when I tried this scrumptious No Bake Oreo Dessert Recipe that our Pastor’s wife made at church, I KNEW I had to have the recipe to share with you all!
It’s rich and full of flavor, yet light and creamy. A favorite with everyone who’s tried it, you can’t miss on this Oreo Dessert for your next potluck or family dinner!

Ingredients
See the recipe card below this post for ingredient quantities and full instructions.
- Oreos
- Butter
- Cream cheese โ softened.
- Instant vanilla instant pudding – do not make the pudding AND use the milk below. Only add the 3 cups in these directions.
- Cool Whip
- Milk – Some people have had trouble with this setting up – I have not. I’ve used skim, 2% and whole milk. I believe that WHOLE MILK is best.ย
- Sugar
How-To Make Oreo Dessert:
1. Crush Oreos: In a 9×13 pan crush the Oreos, saving a few for topping later. Pour melted butter over crushed Oreos.
2. Mix: In a large bowl, mix together with a mixer – instant pudding & milk until thickened. Then add the cream cheese and sugar – mix well.
3. Add Cool Whip: Fold Cool Whip into the pudding mixture and spread over Oreos.
4. Add Topping And Chill: Sprinkle remaining crushed Oreos on top. Chill for 2-3 hours before serving.




Tips for Success
- I made this batch with Double Stuffed Oreos, but you could really use any flavor of Oreo you’d like, along with changing up the pudding used, as well! Next time, I’m going with Mint Oreos!
- Do NOT follow the directions on the box of pudding and add in the milk from the box. Only add in the milk from the recipe below.
- Be sure to chill for several hours before eating. While it’s delicious as soon as it’s made, it’s even better when it has time to sit.
- If you need more tips – I made a whole post dedicated to this dessert here –>ย ย Learn How to Make The BEST Oreo Dessert EVER!
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Oreo Dessert
Ingredients
- 1 package Oreos
- 1/2 cup butter melted
- 1 (6.9 ounce) pkg vanilla INSTANT pudding Must be INSTANT PUDDING. NOT Cook and Serve.
- 3 cups milk TOTAL This is THE TOTAL AMOUNT of Milk needed.
- 8 oz cream cheese softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 8 oz Cool Whip
Instructions
- Crush Oreos and place in a 9ร13 pan – saving a few for topping1 package Oreos
- Pour melted butter over Oreos1/2 cup butter
- In a large bowl, mix pudding & milk together until it thickens. Add softened cream cheese, and sugar and mix well.8 oz cream cheese, 1 (6.9 ounce) pkg vanilla INSTANT pudding, 3 cups milk TOTAL, 1 cup sugar
- Fold Cool Whip into pudding mixture and spread over Oreos8 oz Cool Whip
- Sprinkle remaining crushed Oreos on top.
- Chill for 2-3 hours for best results
How long can you keep this in the refrigerator
I used (1) 5.1 pkg. Vanilla INSTANT pudding
and (1) 4.2 pkg. OREOS INSTANT puddding
and added no sugar. It was great . Served it
at a graduation party. Noticed people went
back for seconds.
Hi I just wanted to know did you still use the cookies?
Hi Kasey, my 14 year old daughter made your oreo dessert yesterday and it was great. Everyone loved it. One question though. I understood your statement of making sure we used the instant pudding and not the cook and serve. In your instructions you mention to use a big box of the pudding but in the recipe it says a 6.9 oz box. The jello instant pudding only come in 3.4 or 5.1 oz. (at least that’s all I saw). Although the mix wasn’t runny, it did not look as thick as yours on your video. Do I use the 5.1 oz box or do I weigh 6.9 oz of pudding? Thanks for the recipe.
Thank you for this comment! I couldn’t figure out why my milk and pudding were frothing… I’ve made pudding and knew something was wrong. I checked the dates on everything, and it wasn’t until I read your comment that I realized I bought the cook and serve not instant. I threw in another box of instant… hopefully it will still turn out. Thank you!!!
Made this for a church luncheon and everyone loved it. I think the pudding package size may confuse people though. Where I live in North Carolina we have 2 sizes-regular 3.4 oz and large 5.1 oz. I used 2 of the regular sized boxes and turned out great.
How much butter do i pour on the oreos on the bottom?
The recipe calls for 1/2 cup of melted butter.
The large package of Jello pudding is 5.1 oz so am wondering if the size has changed over the years, as with many products. I’m going to adjust the milk down some. Was already home before I noticed or I would’ve purchased 2 of the smaller packages.
I wondered about the size difference in the pudding also. Did decreasing the milk work out?
Can I skip the additional sugar ? Oreos and pudding are sweet as it is .
Iโve never added sugar to my recipe. It turns out fine without it. Yum!
So good, I made this for a family get together and it was devoured. Thank you for the recipe!
I was very excited to make this for my family, but the recipe was very confusing. I thought the recipe said 16.9 oz.. instead of (1) 6.9 oz. Wish that was more clear.
I just read the samething 16.9 it should be
1-6.9 because it does look as it says 16.9!
Apologies for any confusion! We updated the recipe card to make it a little clearer. ๐
Delicious! Iโve been looking for this recipe for a while! Other ones just didnโt taste the same. Thanks!
Delicious! I agree with the other comments that the cup of sugar is completely unnecessary. It tastes perfectly sweet without it.
I made it once with 1/4 c butter and once with the 1/2 c. More butter equals a more cohesive crust. It just stays together better. I didnโt notice a taste difference. Also regular Oreos were better than mint.
We have different size packaging in Canada, especially for oreos. How many oreos are in your package?
In a US package of Oreos (13.29oz package) there is 11 servings. Each serving size is 3 cookies. 11 servings x 3 cookies = 33 cookies.
Good dessert but I think I know why so many have had problems with it setting up. The recipe calls for one 6.9 oz pkg instant pudding. Well the standard package size of instant pudding is 3.4 oz. This is the only pkg size my local store sells, so if you donโt realize that this recipe is calling for the non-standard โfamily sizeโ pkg, you will only be adding about half the pudding needed. Fortunately I had another pkg of pudding on hand, but I bet many are missing that detail.
Iโve always loved this dessert ever since was a kid they had a box kind that came with everything but donโt think no longer exist so I use your recipe now. Thanks itโs delicious
I think no need for the added sugar since pudding is sweet, the whipped topping is also & most sweet of all are those cookies with that ultra sweet frosting! I even think another, less sweet cookie might be very good, such as just a plain chocolate cookie.
Although I love butter & use it whenever possible, the use of butter in such a recipe seems odd & not necessary. I would leave the Oreos without it so they remain a bit crispier
for a nice contrast to all that creaminess! Last but not least, I would definitely use real whipped cream. It will cause the dessert to be firmer & of course much more yummy & gives the ability to control the sweetness.That Cool Whip is just not desirable, full of chemicals & oil, no cream in sight! Sorry if it sounds like I’m picking apart the recipe but I just always try to make all recipes, even decadant desserts, as healthy as possible.
I was wondering/thinking the same! Shouldn’t change anything, right?
Loved this! Easy to assemble and delicious! I left out the sugar as well and no one missed it! The large jello pudding box which is now 4.9 oz is what I used.
I prepared this recipe exactly as mentioned above and while we enjoyed it, found it to be much too sweet for our taste. I would cut the sugar down significantly, especially if using double stuffed Oreos.
Next time with that modification I believe it will be perfect for our family. Thanks for sharing ๐
Can you make this dish without using a mixer?