
The Ultimate Festive No-Cook Holiday Cookie Treat
Girls, you've gotta add this holiday sweet to your Christmas lineup. My Cookie Treat Layers are absolutely wonderful with stacks of velvety cheesecake, smooth pudding, and crunchy cookies that'll blow your mind. What's awesome? You don't even need to turn on your oven. I can't help but smile when I see guests' eyes widen at those beautiful holiday sprinkles decorating the top. It's become such a favorite at my gatherings that friends start begging for it before Thanksgiving's even over.
What Makes This Sweet Delight Unforgettable
Believe me, this is your ticket to easy holiday hosting. You can whip it up beforehand while enjoying your beloved Christmas flicks and it'll be waiting when guests arrive. Children adore those colorful sprinkles and cookie sections while grown-ups appreciate that it isn't overly sweet. You really can't fail with this one, giving you extra time for holiday cheer instead of kitchen worries.
All The Ingredients You'll Need
- Cookie Base: We'll smash up those Oreos for incredibly tasty crunchy sections.
- The Butter Situation: A dash of melted butter binds that cookie foundation just right.
- Creamy Stuff: Get your cream cheese totally soft for the smoothest mixing ever.
- Sweet Touch: A bit of powdered sugar brings the cream cheese layer to perfect sweetness.
- Extra Yum: That cheesecake pudding mix really makes everything special.
- Light and Fluffy: You'll need lots of whipped topping for those airy layers.
- Holiday Magic: Grab whatever festive sprinkles catch your eye for decoration.
- Just a Splash: Some cold milk will get your pudding to the ideal texture.
Assembly Instructions
- Building Your Foundation
- Smash those Oreos completely, mix them with warm butter and a handful of sprinkles, then push down firmly in your dish to create a solid base.
- The Cheesecake Layer
- Beat your softened cream cheese with sugar, fold in whipped topping and sprinkles until completely smooth, then spread gently over your cookie layer.
- Time for Pudding
- Stir that pudding mix with cold milk, wait until it thickens, then carefully spread it as your next level.
- Make It Pretty
- Finish everything with another layer of whipped topping, broken cookies and plenty of colorful sprinkles.
- Patience Is Key
- Let it chill in your fridge for 4 hours minimum or stick it in the freezer if you want something firmer.

Creative Ways To Change It Up
Looking to put your spin on it? Consider using golden Oreos instead of regular ones or swap sprinkles to match different celebrations. I sometimes play with alternative pudding flavors and throwing in some crushed walnuts adds wonderful texture. For the chocolate fans in your life, a little stream of melted chocolate drizzled across the top is truly amazing.
Insider Tricks For Success
Try to keep all ingredients cool during preparation so your layers stay intact. Crush those cookies thoroughly for the base and go easy on the butter. I always fix mine a day early so all those tasty elements can blend together plus it's one fewer task during the holiday madness.
Storage Suggestions
This tasty creation stays good in your fridge for around 3 days if you wrap it properly. Want to plan way ahead? It can stay frozen for up to a month with no problems. I enjoy cutting it into portions and keeping them frozen for quick snacks during those hectic December days.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → How long in advance can I prepare this?
It lasts up to 4 days in the fridge. For longer storage, freeze it for a month and thaw an hour before serving.
- → Any tips to keep layers neat when slicing?
Chill it well for at least 4 hours, ideally overnight. Using a hot knife helps get clean and smooth cuts.
- → Can I swap Oreos for other flavors?
Definitely! Golden, mint, or seasonal Oreos are fun swaps, but keep the vanilla filling for the holiday colors.
- → What's the purpose of the parchment paper?
It's not necessary but makes lifting out slices easier and helps with neat presentation, especially for events.
- → Is homemade whipped cream an option?
You can use fresh whipped cream for taste, but store-bought holds up better for advance prep or longer storage.