Magic happened on March 6, 1912 when two decoratively embossed chocolate-flavored biscuits met up with a rich crème filling: OREO was born! In honor of this delicious milestone, the World’s Favorite Cookie is on a mission to reignite the spirit of childhood by celebrating the kid inside all of us. Get ready to party on January 15th 2022. The doors open on 110birthday.oreo.com for Oreo Cookie’s 110th Birthday.
Oreo Cakesters are here to stay. They were introduced in 2007 and discontinued in 2012. As of 2022, Oreo Cakesters will be permanently making their return to grocery shelves. Oreo Cakesters will be joined with a new companion product called Nutter Butter Cakesters. Let them eat cake!
OREO is proud to continue its partnership with PFLAG National this Pride month with moving artworks alongside limited-edition OREOiD Pride packs.
We have not even celebrated Christmas and Easter Bunny is ready with Oreo egg-shaped cookies. Nestled in purple cream, the limited edition cookies are a go for 2019.
Mickey Mouse is celebrating his 90th birthday on November 28. Nabisco will be releasing shortly a limited “birthday cake flavor” Oreo to celebrate the occasion.
Introducing the marriage of Cool Whip and Oreo. Did I just die and go to heaven? Cool Whip Mix-Ins are the perfect blend of decadence for dessert lovers. Seems Oreos just goes with about everything.
Did you know that Oreo cookies were copied from a competitor?. They are a ripoff of Hydrox, the original cream-filled chocolate cookie, which came out in 1908. Oreos only made their first appearance in 1912. Hydrox cookies are still available today. I guess the Hydrox name never caught on.
