Best Quick & Easy 2 Ingredient Oreo Mug Cake Recipe
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This Oreo Mug Cake is a super fast cake treat that is everything Oreo lovers dream of: rich, gooey, and ready in under a minute! If you're in desperate need of a delicious dessert fix, this easy Oreo mug cake recipe is the instant gratification you’re after to quickly satisfy your sweet tooth. This recipe uses gluten free Oreos & non-dairy milk but can easily be made with regular Oreos and regular milk if you prefer.
5gluten free oreosregular oreos will work too if you’re not gluten free
2tablespoonsalmond milkor milk of choice
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Instructions
Crush the Oreos. Add 5 Oreos to a resealable plastic bag and use a rolling pin to crush them into pieces, no need to create fine crumbs. Or just crush them in the mug with a spoon!
Add Milk. Pour in 2 tablespoons of almond milk (or milk of choice) and stir gently to combine.
Microwave. Microwave in a microwave-safe mug for 45 seconds. If it’s still gooey on top, heat in 5-second intervals up to 60 seconds; cooking time will vary based on your microwave. The texture should resemble a just cooked cake, meaning it will be a thick batter but should not be too moist.
Cool and Top. Let the oreo cake cool for 3–5 minutes. Then top with cool whip, a scoop of ice cream, or just grab a spoon and dig in. Don't forget to serve alongside a cold glass of milk to wash it down!
Notes
Use a large mug to avoid overflow. The mug cake puffs up slightly as it cooks, so the best way to avoid your mug over flowing is to use a large mug. Mine was around 12 ounces when I tested this recipe.
Don’t overcook! The mug cake will firm up as it cools. You will not need longer than 60 seconds, but I found 45 seconds to be perfect. It's better to cook it for less time than to over do it.
For extra richness, stir in 1 teaspoon cocoa powder or a pinch of brown sugar before microwaving.
Want protein? Add 1-2 tablespoons of chocolate or vanilla protein powder or swirl in peanut butter for a sneaky protein boost.
Swap in gluten free golden oreos for a flavor twist on this delicious oreo mug cake.
Add extra oreos or more crushed oreos to the top of the mug cake along with whipped cream and a drizzle of chocolate syrup when that late-night craving hits hard!
How to store
Not that you’ll have leftovers, but if you do, cover the mug with plastic wrap and refrigerate for up to 24 hours. Reheat gently or enjoy chilled with a spoon like chocolate truffle cake.Can I make this with regular Oreos? Yes! Regular Oreos, gluten-free, or golden Oreos, they all work for this mug cake recipe.What kind of milk should I use? Any milk works! I used almond milk, but whole milk, soy, or even oat milk will give great results.Can I make this ahead of time? Mug cakes are best fresh, but you can prep the dry ingredients (aka Oreo crumbs) in a small container or plastic wrap for a faster fix next time.