Funfetti Oreo Stacks; Funfetti cake layered with Oreo cookies, frosting, and sprinkles. A great funfetti recipe for birthdays!
Whoever came up with the word “funfetti” was brilliant, because everyone knows sprinkles are more fun.
Since the neighbor and long time friend of the Hippie Chick was having a birthday, we wanted to celebrate with something, well… fun. And, obviously it’s more fun if it has the word “fun” in it.
Or if it has Oreos.
And so I used both.
Truth be told, I’m not completely prepared for the upcoming birthday season at our house. It begins in May and lasts until October. It’s intense, it’s expensive, and it means my kids are getting old.
I keep thinking, if I plan early, if I prepare ahead of time with birthday cake recipes and party ideas, maybe the emotional blow my childrens’ birthdays are becoming to me will be easier to handle.
It probably won’t work. But it’s all I’ve got.
So, the Hippie Chick and I were having a conversation about this.
Me: Bean’s birthday is tomorrow. Should we get her a gift?
Hippie Chick: Yes!
Me: What should we get her?
HC: I don’t know. I can’t think of anything good.
Me: Maybe we should bake her a treat?
HC: Yes! Great idea! Let’s make something vanilla. Everyone likes vanilla.
I literally cannot break her of this belief. Lord knows I’ve tried.
The process is amazingly simple. Get yourself a Funfetti box cake mix, and make it according to the package directions, except pour it into a sheet pan to bake, so you get this thin sheet cake with cute sprinkles. Use a round cookie cutter to cut little circles from the cake, then layer them between Oreos with frosting.
Top with sprinkles. Devour. Repeat.
Happy Birthday, Miss Bean!
Small Crispy Oreos | Cookies-n-Cream Cookies | Vanilla Cupcakes |
- 1 funfetti cake mix
- ingredients required on cake mix box
- Oreo cookies
- ½ cup butter
- 3 tsp. milk or cream
- 2½ cups powdered sugar
- sprinkles
- Prepare cake mix according to package directions. Pour batter into a sheet pan, and bake at 325 degrees for 15-20 minutes, until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
- Take apart several Oreo cookies, and carefully remove the cream filling. Set aside.
- Mix together butter, cream, and sugar until smooth to make frosting.
- Use a 1.5-inch round cookie cutter to cut circles from baked cake.
- Use a pastry bag to pipe a small amount of frosting on a cookie. Top immediately with cake circles. Frost another cookie, and place it frosted side down, to form a sandwich. Continue layering, frosting, cake, frosting, cookie, and top with more frosting. Garnish with sprinkles.
- Repeat with remaining cookies.
If you enjoy this recipe, you might also enjoy:
Chocolate Mint Icebox Cupcakes from Two Peas & Their Pod
Oreo Stack Brownies from Cookie Madness
Oreo Stuffed Funfetti Cookies from Bakers Royale
Funfetti cake
how cute!! I love these Oreo Stacks!
This is a really fun way to serve funfetti!
Hey Jen! Your creativity knows no bounds. Great job 🙂
Everyone doesn’t like vanilla? 😉 Really fun and creative cake. And great pictures. You’re ready for birthday season, I’d say!
Vanilla, pssh. Funfetti is not vanilla to me 😉 Love the creativity behind this one! And the candle.
oh my goodness!! I love these! so inventive and cute!! I am totally going to make these! maybe for Easter for my kids!
These are so easy and look so festive. 🙂 Very cute cookie stacks!
OMG! These are so creative and look sooo good. You really did a wonderful job transforming the beloved Oreo into something special. I can’t wait to give these a try. Thanks for sharing!
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