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Is there another easy way to crush them? I don't have a crushing machine but I hate to use plastic bags because it sticks all over the bag and wastes it.

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You can put the Oreos between two sheets of wax paper and crush them with a rolling pin or your hand. Just make sure the sheets of paper are big enough that crumbs don't spill out.

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How do I get all the crumbs out of the bag when using the rolling pin method?

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You can turn the bag inside out and scrape all the Oreo crumbs off the plastic with a rubber spatula or clean hands.

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What happens to the cream inside the cookies?

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The cream filling gets broken up and mixed into the Oreo crumbs when you leave it on the Oreos. You can however, remove the cream filling if you want to.

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Do I remove the filling?

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When you crush Oreos, you naturally have to remove the filling. However, you can set it aside or eat it separately, depending on the recipe.

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So leave the white filling when crumbling them?

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You can leave the cream filling in the Oreos if you want, or you can remove it and throw it away or eat it later.

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How do you make Oreo ice cream?

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Take ½ gallon of vanilla ice cream and crumble about 20 Oreos -- with the filling -- into it.

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Is there a way to use crushed Oreos in silicone molds for letters on cakes? Maybe mixing with the cream cheese and freezing?

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That might work. But if you don't have cream cheese, you could make buttercream frosting or something similar that will hold the oreo crumbs together.

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