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How to Make: Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles

October 16, 2025 by Tina Verrelli 5 Comments

Recipe beauty shot for Dubai Oreo Truffles. A white shallow bowl filled with dark, milk and white chocolate covered truffles. Some drizzled with chocolate and some sprinkled with pistachio dust. One is opened showing the greenish pistachio oreo filling.

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Trendy “Dubai” Style Chocolate – Meets – Easy to Make Oreo Balls!

Have you had a taste of the delicious, trendy, expensive and sometimes hard-to-find Dubai Chocolate Bars? They are basically a premium chocolate bar filled with a pistachio cream filling and crispy shredded phyllo pastry (kadayif or kataifi).

I took the basic flavors of a Dubai Chocolate Bar and created an Oreo truffle version – Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles! They’re absolutely scrumptious and fun to make! Would be a great activity to make with the kids or grandkids! (And they’re not as expensive or elusive as the real Dubai chocolate bars!)

Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles Recipe Beauty Photo. Recipe Beauty Shot of Dubai Oreo Truffles. Close up overhead shot of a Bowl of dark, white and milk chocolate truffles decorated with pistachio dust or white chocolate drizzles in white shallow bowl.

The filling of my Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles is made from homemade rich and buttery pistachio butter, light and crispy phyllo pastry shells and Golden Oreo Sandwich Cookies – that lend their familiar crunchy, creamy, vanilla flavor!

Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles are great for making ahead (freeze perfectly!), look beautiful on a dessert table and are great for gifting! Consider adding this no-bake treat to your holiday “baking” list!

Recipe Beauty Shot of Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles. Bowl of dark, white and milk chocolate truffles decorated with pistachio dust or white chocolate drizzles in white shallow bowl. In the back ground are bowls of pistachios and chocolate. A few spilled pistachios. White plastic chocolate dipping tools and a green cloth napkin.

Simple Ingredients: Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles

My Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles Contain 3 Basic Ingredients:

  • Golden Oreo Sandwich Cookies
  • Mini Phyllo Pastry Shells
  • Homemade Pistachio Butter (Roasted Pistachios, oil, Honey, Salt)

The Golden Oreos are sweet and creamy – eliminating the need for a pistachio cream. (which is more like a sweet pistachio spread similar in sweetness and texture to Nutella.) Less-sweet pistachio butter works perfectly here! I make my own pistachio butter as I have found store bought ones can be hard to find, very expensive and not always a similar color, texture or ingredient profile.

Homemade Pistachio Butter Recipe:

I make my own pistachio butter for this recipe.  Pistachio Butter Recipe.

You can use store bought, but you have to make sure it’s actually pistachio butter (Ingredients should be mainly pistachios, maybe a touch of salt and honey) and not the sweet pistachio cream which I think would make the truffles too sweet.  Pistachio Butter is more like peanut butter, whereas, Pistachio Cream is more like sweetened Nutella.

Recipe photo showing texture of pistachio butter in the bowl of the food processor. spoonful being held up to show texture.
Recipe Photo: Freshly ground pistachio butter in a 8 ounce mason jar. Pretty green color. Jar is on a wooden tray with a dish of spilled pistachios and a spoonful of butter on a white dish in the background.
Pistachio butter churning in a blender through the black lid of the blender. beautiful swirl of thick green pistachio butter

Store bought Pistachio Butter may have a different texture and color than the version that I make.  I tested a version of the Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles with store bought pistachio butter and it didn’t bind the cookie mixture enough.  I had to add a couple more tablespoons of pistachio butter.  So if using store-bought pistachio butter, have some extra cookies and pistachio butter on hand for adjustments.

How to Make: Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles

I use a KitchenAid Stand Mixer to crunch up and mix all the ingredients! I don’t even have to make crumbs from the cookies ahead of time! Here you can see me using the flat beater with my 7-Qt KitchenAid Bowl Lift Stand Mixer. The flat beater is perfect for all the crunching, crushing and mixing of the thick crumbly filling.

Recipe photo for Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles, Shows the ingredients laid out on a countertop. Golden Oreo package, Phyllo Pastry Shells Box and plastic tray of the shells a small mason jar filled with green pistachio butter.
Recipe Photo for Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles shows red KitchenAid Bowl lift stand mixer with crumbly green mixture in the bowl.

Scoop, Squeeze and Roll: Your Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles

Recipe Process photo shows process of making Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles. To the side is a KitchenAid mixer bowl holding the crumbly green mixture. A sheet tray with a silicone mat with some rolled balls. A hand with a cookie scoop filled with the green mixture. The mixture and balls are pistachio green in color.
Using a cookie scoop helps portion the truffles and keep the size consistent.
Recipe photo shows process or making Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles. To the left side is a KitchenAid mixer bowl holding the crumbly green mixture. A sheet tray with a silicone mat with some rolled balls. A hand with a freshly rolled ball. The mixture and balls are pistachio green in color.
The filling needs to be on the drier side to hold its shape.
Recipe photo shows process or making Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles. To the side is a KitchenAid mixer bowl. a hand is squeezing a ball of the crumbly green mixture to get it to stick together prior to rolling the ball. A sheet tray with a silicone mat with some rolled balls. The mixture and balls are pistachio green in color.
If you give each portion a squeeze with your hand before rolling, it will help them stick together.
Recipe photo shows process or making Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles. To the side is a KitchenAid mixer bowl. Two hands are rolling a ball of the crumbly green mixture. A sheet tray with a silicone mat with some rolled balls. The mixture and balls are pistachio green in color.
Roll each truffle into a nice round shape.
Recipe Process Photo for Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles shows silicone mat with 9 green rolled pistachio truffles and a cookie scoop.
Once they’re rolled, I chill them before dipping in chocolate. Helps to firm them up so they hold their shape.

Dip and Decorate: Your Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles

Recipe Process photo shows dipping Dubai Style Oreo Truffle Ball in a white bowl filled with melted milk chocolate. A gold fork is lifting the coated ball out of the bowl. In the background is a sheet tray filled with green balls waiting to be dipped.
Dip the chilled truffle balls into your choice of melted chocolate.
Recipe Process Photo for Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles. A silicone mat with some chocolate coated truffles and some green uncoated truffles. A hand with pink finger nails is sprinkling pistachio dust on one of the chocolate coated truffles.
Decorate with drizzled chocolate or crushed pistachio dust.
Recipe Process Video for Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles. Shows sheet tray with silicone mat filled with white, dark and milk chocolate coated pistachio truffles decorated with white chocolate drizzles or pistachio dust.

Love No-Bake Desserts? Me too – Here are some others:

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Dubai Oreo Truffles Recipe Beauty Photo. Recipe Beauty Shot of Dubai Oreo Truffles. Close up overhead shot of a Bowl of dark, white and milk chocolate truffles decorated with pistachio dust or white chocolate drizzles in white shallow bowl.

How to Make: Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles

I took the basic flavors of a Dubai Style Chocolate Bar and created an Oreo truffle version! They're absolutely scrumptious and fun to make!
The filling of my Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles is made from homemade rich and buttery pistachio butter, light and crispy phyllo pastry shells and Golden Oreo Sandwich Cookies – that lend their familiar crunchy, creamy vanilla flavor!
Tina Verrelli – epicuricloud.com
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Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Dubai Chocolate, Dubai Pistachio Oreo Ball, Golden Oreos, Holiday Baking, Homemade gift, No Bake Dessert, Oreo Truffle, Pistachio butter
Prep Time: 30 minutes minutes
Chilling Prior to Dipping: 15 minutes minutes
Servings: 45 Makes about 45 truffles

Equipment

  • 1 Optional – Stand Mixer for Crushing Cookies and Mixing I use my KitchenAid 7qt. with flat beater. Can use smaller size mixers. May need to crush cookies in batches.

Ingredients

Dubai Style Pistacho Oreo Truffles:

  • 1 cup pistachio butter* (plus extra as needed) see notes
  • 1 package (1 lb. 2.12 oz.) Golden Oreos (regular, not double stuff) "Family Size" Package
  • 1 15 count – package (1.9 oz) Mini Phyllo Pastry Shells* see notes

Chocolate for Dipping:

  • 1 pound melting chocolate*

Garnish Ideas:

  • white melting chocolate for drizzling
  • finely ground pistachio "dust" for sprinkling

Instructions 

Stand Mixer Mixing Method:

  • (For 4.5 quart or smaller mixers, you may need to crush part of the cookies, then add some more. Each time you crush, you'll make some more room in the bowl.)
  • If using a KitchenAid Stand Mixer, you'll want to use your flat beater. Add your whole cookies, phyllo shells and pistachio butter to the mixer.
  • Mix on low to start crunching everything up. As it crunches, you can increase speed. Mix for several minutes until the cookie pieces are almost completely crushed. (Takes me 3-5 minutes depending what size mixer I am using.)
  • The mixture will look moist, not wet – lumpy and crumbly. Test to see if you can scoop a portion, squeeze in your hand and roll into a ball. If it doesn't hold together, keep mixing. If it still won't hold together, add a little more pistachio butter, then mix it up some more.

No Stand Mixer Mixing Method:

  • Place your cookies in a zip bag and crunch them up with something like a rolling pin. You want rough crumbs – some larger bits add nice crunch. Crunch up the phyllo shells the same way. (Personally, during my recipe testing I didn't like the texture of all finely ground crumbs as you would get with a food processor.)
  • In a large bowl, add the pistachio butter, cookie and phyllo crumbs. Stir together until well combined.
  • The mixture will look moist, not wet – lumpy and crumbly. Test to see if you can scoop a portion, squeeze in your hand and roll into a ball. If it doesn't hold together, keep mixing. If it still won't hold together, add a little more pistachio butter, then mix it up some more.

Scoop, Squeeze and Roll:

  • Using a cookie scoop or measuring spoon. (I use a #70 or 1 tablespoon scoop and scoop rounded tablespoon portions.) Scoop portions of the "dough". Give each portion a good squeeze in your hand. This will help it hold together when you roll it into a ball. Repeat until all the balls are rolled.
  • Place the balls on a baking sheet and refrigerate for 30 minutes or freeze for 15 minutes. Chilling them will help them to hold together when dipping in warm chocolate.
  • You can alternatively prep them up to this point and refrigerate for a couple days for freeze for up to 3 months. Store in an airtight container.

Dip & Decorate:

  • Melt the melting chocolate according to package directions. (usually microwave in 30 second increments or use a double boiler) For regular chocolate see notes below.
  • Dip the chilled truffles in chocolate using a fork or chocolate dipping tool. Wipe excess off bottom and place on a parchment or silicone lined baking sheet.
  • If sprinkling with crushed pistachio dust – sprinkle this on before the chocolate sets. If drizzling with white chocolate. Melt and add to zip bag or pastry bag. Snip corner or bottom of bag and drizzle.
  • Let chocolate set and store in a cool place, in the refrigerator or for longer storage (up to 3 months) in the freezer.

Notes

Pistachio Butter:

I make my own pistachio butter for this recipe.  Pistachio Butter Recipe.
You can use store bought, but you have to make sure it’s pistachio butter (Ingredients should be mainly pistachios, maybe a touch of salt and honey) and not the sweet pistachio cream which I think would make the balls too sweet.  Pistachio Butter is more like peanut butter, whereas, Pistachio Cream is more like sweetened Nutella.
Store bought Pistachio Butter may have a different texture than the version that I make.  I tested a version of cookie balls with store bought pistachio butter and it didn’t bind the cookie mixture enough.  I had to add a couple more tablespoons of pistachio butter.  So if using store-bought pistachio butter, have some extra cookies and pistachio butter on hand for adjustments.

Melting Chocolate:  

Melting chocolate is designed for smooth melting and you don’t need to add any oil or shortening to it.  If using regular chocolate or chocolate chips, I usually add a teaspoon of oil or shortening per cup of chocolate.  Melt the chocolate gently in a double boiler or at 30 second intervals in the microwave, stirring in between.

Mini Phyllo Pastry Shells:

Dubai chocolate bars get their texture from: Shredded phyllo dough which is called kataifi and sometimes also referred to as knafeh, kadavif or kunafa.  I use the readily available Mini Phyllo Pastry Shells.  They are made of crispy Phyllo Dough are a perfect was to add that crunch to your Dubai Style Pistachio Oreo Truffles!  You can find them in the frozen dessert section of your grocery store where puff pastry and frozen pie crusts are sold.  They usually come 15 to a package.

Nutrition (approx. data estimated via online nutritional calculator.)

Calories: 144kcal (7%) | Carbohydrates: 16g (5%) | Protein: 2g (4%) | Fat: 8g (12%) | Saturated Fat: 3g (19%) | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 3g | Sodium: 45mg (2%) | Potassium: 51mg (1%) | Fiber: 1g (4%) | Sugar: 11g (12%) | Vitamin A: 0.1IU | Calcium: 22mg (2%) | Iron: 0.4mg (2%)
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Filed Under: Christmas, Dessert, Holiday Recipes, St. Patrick's Day, Stand Mixer Recipe Tagged With: Dubai Pistachio Oreo Ball, Dubai Pistachio Oreo Truffle, Dubai Style Chocolate Dessert, Golden Oreos, Holiday Baking, no bake dessert, Oreo Truffle, Phyllo Cups, Pistachio Butter

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  1. Christina Verrelli

    October 16, 2025 at 3:40 pm

    5 stars
    My family loved every version of these I made during my recipe development! They are a family favorite for sure!

    Reply
  2. Frannie O’Connor

    November 10, 2025 at 4:07 pm

    Do I need to cook the pastry shells first

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    • Christina Verrelli

      November 10, 2025 at 4:18 pm

      Hi Frannie – The ones I buy are already cooked! you can tell if they’re browned and crispy.

      Reply
  3. Lisa

    December 7, 2025 at 2:26 pm

    Can you recommend a pistachio butter?

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    • Christina Verrelli

      December 7, 2025 at 4:21 pm

      Hi Lisa – It’s hard to find one that isn’t loaded with sugar or is a nice green color. I find it best to make my own – you can do that with a food processor or powerful blender. This is my recipe here. For store bought – you’d just have to do some searching and look at ingredients. This one here looks good, but I haven’t tried.

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