Pumpkin Pops
Medically reviewed by Christiana George Updated Date: December 17, 2022


My daughter needed to do a project about pumpkins for school, so I decided to do a remake of pumpkin pops I made a while back. Instead of making cake balls, I used the Oreo and cream cheese recipe from the Cupcake Pops I previously made.
Pumpkin Pops
adapted from My Little Cupcake and Bakerella
Supplies:
1 pkg. Oreo cookies
1 – 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese
Orange candy melt
Lollipop sticks
Brown fondant
Green fondant
Directions:
Grind Oreo cookies in a food processor and hand mix or use stand mixer to combine with cream cheese until it becomes a dough like consistency. Roll Oreo mixture into quarter size balls and place in airtight container lined with wax paper. Places the container in the refrigerator overnight to set.
After the balls are set, melt candy in the microwave as per directions on package. (30 second intervals , stirring in between)
Remove Oreo balls from the refrigerator and insert lollipop sticks into each ball. Dip the Oreo balls into candy coating until all covered. Once covered, remove and softly tap and rotate until excess candy melt falls off. Don’t tap too hard or the Oreo ball will fall off , too. Then place pops on wax paper, stick facing upwards.
Once candy melt has hardened, it is time to decorate. Use brown fondant to create a stem for the pumpkin. Shape by hand. Cut green fondant into leaves and strips that can be rolled into vines. Carefully attach leaves and vines to the stems.
Makes about 24 pops. Pumpkin Pops can be made ahead of time and refrigerated for 3-4 days.

They taste delicious and all the kids in my daughter’s class loved them. I think I like them better with Oreos and cream cheese.
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Blueberry Yum Yum Smoothie


I had never heard of a Blueberry Yum Yum dessert until one of my neighbors suggested I make it. Of course I did. It’s super easy and oh my, it is so delectable. It’s a no bake layer cake made with crushed Lorna Doone shortbread cookies, blueberry pie filling, whipped topping, cream cheese, powdered sugar, and pecans. What’s not to like about that? I thought it would be perfect to make as a dessert smoothie. Yeah, I know it’s not a healthy smoothie, but sometimes you have to be bad. You can use low fat whipped topping and cream cheese if it makes you feel better. Me, I’m sticking to the good stuff.

Williams-Sonoma contacted me to be a part of their Smoothie Week with their first installment being “Not Your Typical Smoothie”. I think this fits the bill. I am a dessert girl, so of course I had to make a dessert smoothie.

I used my Blentec to make this, but in all fairness it should work in any blender. If you don’t have a blender you should check out Williams-Sonoma, they have a sale on blenders and free shipping going on right now.

The cookies crumble fairly easy and I had pre-chopped the nuts, so it all worked smoothly. As for the pie filling, my neighbor had given me an industrial sized can of blueberry pie filling that I ended up freezing because I hadn’t used it all. Now, I had a good excuse to use it.

I left the frozen whipped topping for last and the milk. I added 1/4 cup because I like my smoothies thick, but you can add more if you like.

And that’s it. You can add more cookie crumbles or pecans to the top if you want. It makes one 12 oz. serving or two 6 oz. servings. Depends how greedy you are. It is really good though, so I would keep it all to myself. It tastes just like the dessert, except in a drinkable form. Enjoy!
Blueberry Yum Yum Smoothie
by The Sweet Chick
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Keywords: blender dessert snack beverage blueberry pie filling Lorna Doone Cookies whipped topping shake American
Ingredients (2 servings)
- 10 Lorna Doone shortbread cookies
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans
- 1/3 cup blueberry pie filling
- 2 oz. cream cheese
- 1/4 cup powdered sugar
- 1 cup frozen whipped topping
- 1/2 cup milk (or less, if you want a thicker smoothie)
Instructions
Add the cookies and pecans to your blender and pulse until cookies become crumbs.
Then add pie filling, cream cheese, and powdered sugar. Pulse until smooth.
Lastly, put in the whipped topping and milk. Pulse until well blended.
Pour and serve immediately.
Notes
This recipe makes one 12 oz. serving or two 6 oz. servings.
Although Williams-Sonoma contacted me to participate in their Smoothie Week, this is not a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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