Oreo is ready for fall with two new flavors

[archersangel]

Oreo is ready for fall with 2 new limited-edition flavors https://t.co/COsCHhnh8h
- TODAY (@TODAYshow) July 9, 2021
We're barely into summer, but the flavor masterminds at Oreo are ready to skip ahead to fall

Comments

[maidenhell]

I will try these because I buy all of the new flavours out of curiosity but the original is always best.
Although, Canada had these pistachio Oreo thins that were really amazing. They don't sell them anymore though.

[metatarsus]

Oh my god those pistachio Oreos were SO GOOD. I don't normally eat cookies but I love pistachio so I wanted to try them and I was so addicted lol. It's probably a good thing they don't sell them anymore...

[beuk]

Not a new flavor but have you tried GF oreos? The biscuit tastes basically the same and the cream is less sweet. I think they're better, actually.

Pistachio sounds incredible.

[maidenhell]

As one of few people who prefer the cookie to the cream, I will have to try this.

[__nocturna]

Can’t wait for the best season to start 🍁

[stewie_e]

tbh

[trendsnational]

Yup!

[hwb_bish]

I just said this yesterday

[inkstainedlips]

The apple cider one sounds good.

[talklikelions]

I will not eat these but I’m so ready for fall

[justrachna]

My favourite thing about oreos is that they are so processed making them accidentally vegan and then they had to come out with a statement saying that there is some dairy in it but we all know that’s a lie lol

[xdaisyxlovesxbb]

reminds me of how the other day i saw a tiktok where this person said that oreos from the dollar tree are flammable. this is so dumb bc the oreos from the supermarket is the same as the dollar tree and isnt all/most food flammable??

i wasted a min watching them light a oreo on fire. lmao.

[moonsenorita]

fun fact: scientists use to measure the amount of calories in food by burning it up. "This process involved placing the food source in a sealed container filled with water. They would then burn the food with electrical energy." x

honestly you can find quite a few science experiments of people setting food on fire in the name of calories/energy.

[hotdoggoz]

Yes! We did this in middle school science class! I set a peanut on fire. Don’t remember how many calories it was though