If a new OREO flavor every week isn’t enough for you, they’re now offering customized packaging for your cookies.
OREO Colorfilled lets the cookie-eater get creative, by allowing them to choose their background, colorize it with a digital paintbrush, and include a personalized message.
Once it’s done, the user has the option to have their package of 36 cookies delivered to their home, or to some lucky person on their list. Start creating yours here.
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Continuing with what seems like a new flavor every week, Nabisco will soon release Cinnamon Bun Oreos.
A cinnamon cookie will house ‘cinnamon bun flavored creme,’ and will be fully-dippable. Rumor is, they’ll be available this fall.
[via The Impulsive Buy]
If you need a sweet tar-like starch to go with your meal, and forgot to buy a proper dessert, consider all of those problems solved with Oreo Rice.
Created by RocketNews24, the side-dish/dessert is made easily by adding rice, milk, and Oreos to a rice cooker. The result… a wet asphalt-looking concoction that tastes like “tiramisu in risotto form.”
The best part is, even if you don’t enjoy the taste, you can use the unwanted portion to fix holes in your driveway. Recipe here.
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Taking a short break from their stunt-casting of new flavors, Oreo will unleash a much thinner version of their signature cookie.
Oreo Thins, surely designed to make larger Oreos feel bad about themselves, appear to be borrowing from an Apple playbook. The new cookies are minimized, thinner, faster, and better than your feeble Android cookies.
The thin Oreos are catered to adults, who may not be looking to separate and dunk their Oreos. So, basically, for people who are doing it wrong. Anyways, Oreo Thins will be available in golden, original, and mint flavors starting July 13th.
Although, we think that they may have peaked with their S’mores version, Nabisco will apparently unleash the Brownie Batter Oreo.
The cookie giant will attempt to recreate the gritty intense chocolate flavor in their creme filling, sandwiched between their standard chocolate cookie.
There’s no official release date, so the new Oreo flavor is currently rumor and heresy. Continue licking the spoon, and stay tuned.
[via The Impulsive Buy]
