What are the best Oreos?
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arditarose wrote: »Yeah. Oreo balls. They are stupid good.
I made these on my 30th Birthday/aka first day of bulk. Also good.
Can we get the recipe???
I would have to say Heads or Tails are my favorite.0 -
I think Ive seen Cakesters at gas stations.williams969 wrote: »The best Oreos are the ones from my childhood, aka pork lard filling. They're not the same taste now. But, bonus for the vegetarians and those who keep kosher and halal. You guys get the Oreo experience after decades of being locked out of the club.
Other than that, the next best are the Cakesters (do they even still make those?). Taste like chocolate and cream pillows sent by angels.
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CooCooPuff wrote: »
I think Ive seen Cakesters at gas stations.williams969 wrote: »The best Oreos are the ones from my childhood, aka pork lard filling. They're not the same taste now. But, bonus for the vegetarians and those who keep kosher and halal. You guys get the Oreo experience after decades of being locked out of the club.
Other than that, the next best are the Cakesters (do they even still make those?). Taste like chocolate and cream pillows sent by angels.
I wasn't a huge fan of the cakesters. I mean, I would and have eaten them but I was more of a hostess mini cupcake (3 to a pack for 100 calories) kinda girl.0 -
TJ's Jo-Jo's mmm I try to avoid them though, they taste a bit too good.
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The answer is lemon.0
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Thanks to this thread, I just bought some mint thins and brownie batter Oreos. Thank you so much.0
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I work at a superstore so it wasn't quite a run for me after I clocked out for the dayHearts_2015 wrote: »
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Mint. With Milk.
Or Peanut Butter. With Milk.
The End.0 -
Hearts_2015 wrote: »
Not me.
According to Nabisco's facebook, Cakesters were disco'd in 2013. I'm gutted. And I can't bake, otherwise I'd make my own. Maybe a nice chocolate cupcake from the local bakery will make me feel better. 0 -
cwallace6988 wrote: »I haven't had an Oreo in a while. But, call me crazy, the Halloween Oreos are the best! THE BEST. I know they don't have any special flavor, but there's just something about that bright orange cream in the center.
We got orange centred, orange flavoured Halloween oreos in Australia... They're pretty good.
I've only had birthday cake and mint from the US, both yum, there's brownie batter and key lime in my pantry waiting to try. We have strawberry which is ok, and milk choc covered and white choc covered which are good...0 -
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besee_2000 wrote: »Golden Birthday Cake, I'm not a huge fan of Golden alone but the birthday cake? Oh yeah! Cookie dough was good but I think they are in hiding (from me I bet).
Golden birthday cake all the way!0 -
lynnstrick01 wrote: »the ones I DON'T EAT
Smart! LolCarlos_421 wrote: »The original is the gold standard.
Some of the others are good but none come close to the original.
ETA: deep fried Oreos for the win
Didn't even think of deep frying. Then, what's not yummy when it's deep fried? [drool]
I used to crave Oreos occasionally but not anymore. The artificial sweetener in the cookie makes me sick now. I'm literally not capable of eating more than one (max two) Oreos. My favorite used to be the birthday cake one and, of course, drowned in a cup of whole milk. Yum.
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These are gorgeous
Where have I been..cotton candy oreos? Just Googled a bit ago and they must market these in various places. Have you all seen the Bacon ones? Rice Krispy ones? Green Tea? Wow this is crazy... I'd have tried the cotton candy but the rest of these.... nah I could pass on
Bacon Oreos?0 -
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peanut butter or s'more. mmmmmmm0
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I'm working my way through a package of the gingerbread ones - picked up at half price after Christmas.
I was surprised that the watermelon ones were not that bad. But I don't crave them, so I'm not a harbinger of failure - phew - nbcnews.com/business/consumer/craving-watermelon-oreos-you-may-be-harbinger-failure-shopper-n4853260 -
the peanut butter ones in the UK don't even have any peanut butter in! I don't know why! I think they are at least real in the US0
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arditarose wrote: »Yeah. Oreo balls. They are stupid good.
I made these on my 30th Birthday/aka first day of bulk. Also good.
Can we get the recipe???
I would have to say Heads or Tails are my favorite.
You just put a layer of chocolate chip cookie dough at the bottom of a pan, layer the oreos, then the brownie batter and bake per the brownie recipe. I added frosting on top with reeses peanut butter m&ms. You can make the dough and brownie batter from scratch too but I'm lazy AF0 -
http://www.theimpulsivebuy.com/wordpress/2016/01/18/spotted-on-shelves-nabisco-cinnamon-bun-oreo-cookies/
Since this is a thread about Oreo flavors.
These are also supposed to be released fairly soon. I'm not sure when.
Life's too short to not try interesting new things. 0 -
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I completely forgot about gingerbread. I really enjoyed them!sunfastrose wrote: »I'm working my way through a package of the gingerbread ones - picked up at half price after Christmas.
I was surprised that the watermelon ones were not that bad. But I don't crave them, so I'm not a harbinger of failure - phew - nbcnews.com/business/consumer/craving-watermelon-oreos-you-may-be-harbinger-failure-shopper-n485326
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