3-Ingredient Oreo Cake (No Eggs, No Flour, No Oil) π«β¨
Hi, I’m Raya welcome back to my kitchen! Today we are making the ultimate budget-friendly chocolate treat: 3-Ingredient Oreo Cake. Featuring a rich, fudgy chocolate crumb, zero flour, no eggs, and no added oil, this 3-Ingredient Oreo Cake is pure decadence ready in minutes!

Why You’ll Love This Recipe
- π« Only 3 Ingredients: Made entirely with Oreo cookies, warm milk, and baking powder.
- β‘ 10-Minute Prep: Fast batter assembly using simple kitchen utensils.
- π₯ 100% Eggless & Flourless: Ideal for egg allergies or pantry-clearing bakes.
- β¨οΈ Micro-Wave or Oven Friendly: Cooks in under 6 minutes in the microwave.
- π€€ Ultra-Moist Crumb: The natural cream filling inside the cookies keeps the cake extra fudgy.
Key Ingredients
- Oreo Cookies: Crushed into fine powder to replace flour, sugar, and cocoa.
- Warm Milk: Dissolves the cream filling instantly to bind the cake batter.
- Baking Powder: Gives the heavy cookie crumbs a light, fluffy rise.
- Baker’s Note: Make sure your milk is slightly warm before pouring; warm milk dissolves the cookie cream filling quickly, ensuring a silky batter without any sweet lumps!
How to Make 3-Ingredient Oreo Cake
Step 1: Separate Oreo cookies from their cream filling, setting the cream aside in a small bowl.
Step 2: Grind the chocolate cookie biscuits into a fine, flour-like powder using a food processor.

Step 3: Whisk cookie powder, baking powder, warm milk, and reserved cream filling until completely smooth.
Step 4: Pour batter into a greased 6-inch pan lined with parchment paper.
Step 5: Bake at 170Β°C (340Β°F) for 15-20 minutes (or microwave on high for 5-6 minutes) until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.

Raya’s Secret Tips for Success
- Finely Ground Cookies: Ensure the biscuit crumbs are powdery; coarse pieces yield a dense texture.
- Warm Milk Shortcut: Slightly heated milk activates the baking powder faster for a better rise.
- Add a Ganache Layer: Top with melted dark chocolate and warm heavy cream for a bakery-style finish.
How to Serve 3-Ingredient Oreo Cake
Slice into square portions once cooled completely. Dust with powdered sugar, top with crushed Oreo pieces, or serve warm alongside a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream!
Delicious Variations
- π Berry Oreo Cake: Top with fresh raspberries to cut through the rich chocolate.
- π₯ Peanut Butter Swirl: Swirl 2 tablespoons of warm peanut butter into the batter before baking.
- βͺ Golden Oreo Cake: Swap classic Oreos for Golden Oreos for a vanilla-caramel cake version.
How to Store 3-Ingredient Oreo Cake
- Room Temperature: Store in an airtight container on the counter for up to 2 days.
- Fridge: Keep refrigerated for up to 5 days. Warm for 10 seconds in the microwave before eating.
- Freezing: Wrap un-glazed cake slices tightly in plastic wrap and freeze for up to 1 month.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use generic chocolate sandwich cookies? Yes! Any chocolate sandwich cookie with vanilla cream filling works as a 1:1 replacement.
Why did my Oreo cake turn out chewy or rubbery? Over-cooking in the microwave can dry out the cake. Check doneness at the 5-minute mark!
Can I make this without baking powder? Baking powder is essential to lift the dense cookie crumbs. Without it, the cake will remain a flat brownie-like disc.
3-Ingredient Oreo Cake (No Eggs, No Flour, No Oil) π«β¨
Course: DessertCuisine: AmericanDifficulty: Easy6
servings10
minutes15
minutes310
kcalA quick, fudgy chocolate cake made with crushed Oreo cookies, milk, and baking powder. No flour, eggs, or butter required!
Ingredients
28 Oreo cookies (~300g / 2 standard packs)
1 cup (240ml) milk, warmed
1 tsp (7g) baking powder
Directions
- Separate Oreo cookies from cream filling; set cream aside.
- Crush chocolate biscuits into a fine flour-like powder.
- Whisk cookie powder, baking powder, warm milk, and reserved cream filling together until smooth.
- Pour into a greased, lined 6-inch cake pan.
- Bake at 170Β°C (340Β°F) for 15β20 minutes (or microwave for 5β6 minutes on high). Cool, slice, and serve.

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