How to Make OREO PANCAKES

My discovery of using a fork when dunking the oreos have grown better as I hit the stove. I got this idea from Marla, my college friend and out of boredom, I made it a try. IT'S TOTALLY EASY! EVEN A LITTLE GIRL CAN DO IT. GREAT FOR TEA PARTIES!

DISCLAIMER: I'm not a chef, I don't cook and I don't know how to cook. Pardon my skills (if you even call it a skill) in making pancakes and garnishing the 'dish'-kuno.

INGREDIENTS:
Simple! Just Oreos, Fresh Milk, Pillsbury One-step Hotcake Mix and Nutella (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Prepare the hotcake mix and follow the instructions on its box. However, instead of putting 2 cups of water into the mix, make it one cup of milk to achieve a thick and creamy consistency. Blend the mixture well until tiny lumps disappear.

2. Dip the Oreo cookie in the mixture. The pancake mix must stick on the cookie that's why we have to make it thick and creamy. Make sure your hands are clean before dipping the cookie.

3. Heat the pan. Put the dipped oreos on it. Cook it like an ordinary pancake. Do not overburn. Flip it when the other side's cooked already.

4. Garnish your dish the way you want it with Nutella. Explore and discover the artistic side in you! I got no talent when it comes to arts, but this is how I want my oreo pancakes look like. The Nutella might look awkward, since it's supposed to be the oreo pancake dip. QUICK TIP: You can create smileys and messages using Nutella!

DONE! Goodluck and continue to discover more ways to enjoy your Oreos!

What about you? What can you do with your Oreos? :)

New Way of Eating Oreos (Part ONE)

I love Oreos and will never boycott it because of the lastest released controversial print ad that stimulated stupid minds and notions over and over again over LGBT issues.

Setting aside the heated arguments regarding the issue, I discovered a new way of the Oreo's 'twist lick dunk' process. I always got a problem with dunking the cookie because as much as I want it be dunked in the milk completely, I don't want my fingers to be dipped into it as well!

SOLUTION: Fork! Yes, use a fork when dunking the oreos, so you can dip it completely, and you can let it stay under even for a longer moment so the it can absorb more milk. The more milk absorbed by the cookie, the yummier!

So remember, After the Twist and Lick, FORK and then dunk!