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The Most OREO joins the Metaverse with Martha Stewart 

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    Welcome to OREOVERSE! Oreo is the latest in the food industry to immerse itself in the metaverse. They embarked with the help of food guru Martha Stewart. Hopping on the latest online trend, companies are trying to mine for new customers by going meta. The Most OREO OREO (brilliant*) is on! If Snoops has the munchies, Martha is your perfect hook-up! Is this a dunk or flunk? Martha’s personal gardener Ryan McCallister also joined the Oreo metaverse to guide you through OREOVERSE with Martha. And folks, that’s the way the cookie crumbles.

    The Most OREO OREO unveils the OREOVERSE – an interactive, digital world where OREO fans can play and explore — and invites none other than Martha Stewart to navigate the virtual world.

    The brand’s most playful cookie to date, the Most OREO OREO, features two chocolate-flavored base cakes playfully packed with ‘Most Stuf’ levels of creme, and for the first time ever, the creme has real OREO grind mixed in. A cookie quite literally stuffed with itself is so meta, it twisted open space in the metaverse for OREO lovers—the OREOVERSE. 

    The OREOVERSE, the brand’s metaverse experience, invites fans to play multiple levels of cookie-themed games and get the chance to win deliciously unexpected prizes, including a $50,000 grand prize. The games range from “Stack Stuf” where fans will build the Most OREO OREO cookie, to “Rocket Stuf” where fans will inflate the Most OREO OREO cookie and aim for the stars. The OREOVERSE can be found in Meta Horizon Worlds or on OREOVERSE.OREO.com.

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    “We’re so excited to enter the metaverse! OREO is the cookie that begs to be played with and we love to create new opportunities for our fans to connect with each other and share that playful spirit,” said Julia Rosenbloom, Senior Brand Manager, OREO. “The Most OREO OREO cookie gives fans a whole new way to playfully engage with us. By scanning the pack, they will ‘dunk into’ the new OREOVERSE world.”

    For the final surprising twist, the OREO brand will embark on this adventure with longtime brand fan and homemaking icon, Martha Stewart.

    As a pioneer in her field, who is admittedly a metaverse novice, she will explore a new horizon and navigate the OREO-inspired virtual reality world. Next week on the OREO brand’s social channels, Stewart and her gardener and good friend, Ryan McCallister, will stream an inside look at their OREOVERSE experience, one that is bound to be stuffed with witty banter, playful blunders, and friendly competition.

    “I am excited to make my metaverse debut in partnership with one of my favorite cookie brands, OREO, and having Ryan there with me will make it all the more fun,” said Martha Stewart. “The two of us have had our fair share of adventures over the last 10 years and have been able to navigate just about anything together, especially in the garden!”

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    “We couldn’t think of a better duo to join us in the metaverse than the iconic Martha Stewart and her sidekick, Ryan,” added Rosenbloom. “The two embody the OREO brand’s playful spirit and, through their OREOVERSE experience, we hope to show just how much fun OREO fans can have together in our most playful world yet! Martha has mastered everything from cooking to crafts and we know she is going to master the OREOVERSE too!”

    The Metaverse is far from a new idea. Anyone familiar with the cyberpunk genre will immediately recognize the concept of a virtual reality that characters of William Gibson’s Neuromancer (1984) inhabit. The term itself was coined in Neal Stephenson’s novel Snow Crash (1992), and this virtual reality-based Internet 2.0 has seen many fictionalized adaptations ever since, including The Matrix, Ready Player One, a recent Amazon series Upload, and many more.

    Fun Fact: Watermelon-flavored Oreos can be great (golden, birthday cake, reverse, etc.) but these just went too far. This weird flavor combination failed to find a following with consumers in 2013.

    *sarcasm


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