Oreos: The greatest packaged cookie of all time
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amusedmonkey wrote: »Call me crazy, but I don't like the filling (too sweet). So when I get oreos I just scrape it off, and enjoy the biscuits as a low calorie snack. That's about 10 calories a pop, so I get to eat 20 biscuits (10 oreos) which feels like a lot for a mere 200 calories.
I wish they had the Oreo Cream in the jar I would so buy that.0 -
I'm surprised they haven't come out with a Pop Rocks Oreo yet.1
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »amusedmonkey wrote: »Call me crazy, but I don't like the filling (too sweet). So when I get oreos I just scrape it off, and enjoy the biscuits as a low calorie snack. That's about 10 calories a pop, so I get to eat 20 biscuits (10 oreos) which feels like a lot for a mere 200 calories.
I wish they had the Oreo Cream in the jar I would so buy that.
I'm an icing type of girl0 -
For anyone interested in the recipe, I found it here: http://www.willcookforsmiles.com/2016/03/oreo-cheesecake-doughnuts.html. I ran them through the recipe builder, and they look to be ~700-800 calories per donut (assuming only about half of the 30 oz of oil absorbs into them). That definitely would be an indulgence for me.
What recipe builder?0 -
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/calculatorFor anyone interested in the recipe, I found it here: http://www.willcookforsmiles.com/2016/03/oreo-cheesecake-doughnuts.html. I ran them through the recipe builder, and they look to be ~700-800 calories per donut (assuming only about half of the 30 oz of oil absorbs into them). That definitely would be an indulgence for me.
What recipe builder?
I prefer using the Fatsecret recipe builder. The database is smaller, but it's easier to edit.
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CooCooPuff wrote: »
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/calculatorFor anyone interested in the recipe, I found it here: http://www.willcookforsmiles.com/2016/03/oreo-cheesecake-doughnuts.html. I ran them through the recipe builder, and they look to be ~700-800 calories per donut (assuming only about half of the 30 oz of oil absorbs into them). That definitely would be an indulgence for me.
What recipe builder?
I prefer using the Fatsecret recipe builder. The database is smaller, but it's easier to edit.
Thank you0 -
For anyone interested in the recipe, I found it here: http://www.willcookforsmiles.com/2016/03/oreo-cheesecake-doughnuts.html. I ran them through the recipe builder, and they look to be ~700-800 calories per donut (assuming only about half of the 30 oz of oil absorbs into them). That definitely would be an indulgence for me.
What recipe builder?
I just used the MFP recipe builder (the old version).
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Tried the lemon thin Oreos on sale. They are good, I'm not crazy about lemon cookies usually, but everyone seems to enjoy them.1
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Finally tried the Reese's PB Cup Oreos yesterday.
Not bad. I put them just below the brownie batter. Definitely better than the straight peanut butter Oreos.1 -
I concur with this.Carlos_421 wrote: »Finally tried the Reese's PB Cup Oreos yesterday.
Not bad. I put them just below the brownie batter. Definitely better than the straight peanut butter Oreos.
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I'll definitely pick these up at some point. I don't normally enjoy lemon, but there's less creme in these cookies. Mint thins were great.WinoGelato wrote: »Tried the lemon thin Oreos on sale. They are good, I'm not crazy about lemon cookies usually, but everyone seems to enjoy them.
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This was staring me in the face when I went to Target yesterday. I didn't buy any, though the S'mores flavor was tempting. I opted for wine instead.
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The s'moreos are awesome.0
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Sometimes, you just have to go with the regular.
But then you realize you bought double stuf. And decide to eat three anyway.2 -
I'm beginning to think my parents found me in a meteor crater or something. I hate Oreos. To me the cookie tastes bitter and burnt. Then again, I'm also one of those lucky people whose taste buds translate cilantro as soap. LOL0
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Mega Stuf Oreos have too much filling. It's upsetting. However, we did find key lime Oreos, though I have yet to try one.0
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Trip report: the key lime Oreos are amazing.1
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Wynterbourne wrote: »
They have a graham cracker cookie with key lime filling. It's pretty good.1 -
Wynterbourne wrote: »
They have a graham cracker cookie with key lime filling. It's pretty good.
I saw that. I Googled them... they do indeed look quite dangerous for someone weak against normal Key Lime pie.1 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »Finally tried the Reese's PB Cup Oreos yesterday.
Not bad. I put them just below the brownie batter. Definitely better than the straight peanut butter Oreos.
I'm going to have to stop you there, little homie. Peanut Butter Creme is better than Reese's Peanut Butter Oreos. If you want to fight , I'm ready.2 -
Double stuff, add real peanutbutter, soaked in milk until squishy = perfect2
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Alluminati wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Finally tried the Reese's PB Cup Oreos yesterday.
Not bad. I put them just below the brownie batter. Definitely better than the straight peanut butter Oreos.
I'm going to have to stop you there, little homie. Peanut Butter Creme is better than Reese's Peanut Butter Oreos. If you want to fight , I'm ready.
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I seldom buy oreo's. Whatever size package I buy I will eat the whole thing. I like the original or thins.0
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Wynterbourne wrote: »
They have a graham cracker cookie with key lime filling. It's pretty good.
I actually tried key lime pie for the first time the other day (it was a trader joe's sample) and now I REALLY need the key lime pie oreos in my life but no joy in the stores I go to (yet!). Where'd you find them?
I refuse to order off amazon. The prices are outrageous.1 -
Wynterbourne wrote: »
They have a graham cracker cookie with key lime filling. It's pretty good.
I actually tried key lime pie for the first time the other day (it was a trader joe's sample) and now I REALLY need the key lime pie oreos in my life but no joy in the stores I go to (yet!). Where'd you find them?
I refuse to order off amazon. The prices are outrageous.
I found them at Shop Rite.0 -
Wynterbourne wrote: »
They have a graham cracker cookie with key lime filling. It's pretty good.
I actually tried key lime pie for the first time the other day (it was a trader joe's sample) and now I REALLY need the key lime pie oreos in my life but no joy in the stores I go to (yet!). Where'd you find them?
I refuse to order off amazon. The prices are outrageous.
I found them at Shop Rite.
I don't think we have a Shop Rite equivalent in California...0
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