Stop Making New Oreos. Not sure what the best part of this video is — maybe the Bluetooth Oreos? (My friend the other day: “Look, PB&J Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.” Clerk: “They taste awful.”)
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went to search to see if Oreos are really that out of hand and, uh yeah. more actually https://tinyurl.com/mutjzkkh
I know this is true, but also the brand new Selena Gomez co-branded Oreo variation with cinnamon filling are DA BOMB, and that’s even before you crumble them over vanilla ice cream.
Someone on social media said there's a delicious Post Malone Oreo flavor and I, um... *pulls bus cord for next stop*
It's the best flavor I have eaten to date, but I've probably only scratched the surface of the Oreo-multiverse's offerings, maybe a dozen or less for my sample size.
Yeah, they are actually, unfortunately, pretty good. So were the Coca-Cola ones. Oreo must be stopped.
I am 1000% sure brands are trying out new flavors out here in rural America. My local Walmart has some truly unhinged flavors of all kinds of things.
I, too, regret to inform you that the Post Malone Oreos are legit delicious.
"Just keep cashing the checks!"
Can confirm that the PB&J Reese’s are not good.
The grape jelly was the problem. Gross. Any other jam/jelly would be a better choice.
Haven't watched the video yet but...uh...I like the Reese's PB&J Cups. They're not, like, the ultimate Reese's Cups by any stretch, but they're also not bad.
It is truly crazy how many types of oreo's there are. Babish has a recent video of him trying a bunch of them
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JCfQR_27Zc
Are we witnessing the dawn of the Oreo - KitKat flavors Arms Race?
Here is the entrance to the Oreo rabbit hole: The Strange History of the Oreo and Hydrox Cookie Rivalry
Hydrox. Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time. A long time.
when I was a kid in the 70s and 80s and we kept kosher, we could not eat Oreos because they included lard. We were a Hydrox family all the way.
Twenty, maybe twenty-five years ago, I accidentally bought a bag of low-calorie Oreos. Was bummed, but on the other hand I figured I’d pour a big milk, sit down and eat a lot more than I usually would. And I did. Maybe half the bag. Oof. Felt sick. Officially ruined the taste of Oreos for me and I’ve been free of their pull ever since. Hooray!
Brennan Lee Mulligan is a national treasure. Check out Dropout.tv for more of him (esp his game changer, vip, and make some noise appearances)
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