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Note… Ice cubes made with water are stupid. Oreo Milk and Cookie Cubes, part of Oreo’s Snack Hacks series, are the future.
Simply take an ice tray, fill it with milk instead of water [remember, water is stupid] then crumble up some Oreos, and freeze. The cookie cubes go perfectly with iced coffee or a tall glass of milk with Oreos crumbled in it. Even better if they’re brain-shaped, or if you make some milk and cookie smiley faces.
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Cinco de Mayo approaches, and every day is Oreo Day… So, Oreo Taco Cookies make perfect sense. Brought to us by Sandra at She Knows, the taco cookies require nothing more than some white Oreos and a few other ingredients. Get your cookie fiesta started — recipe can be found here.
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Whether you roll with just the chocolate cookie, the cream, or all of the above — you cannot deny the awesomeness and snuggling potential of the Crocheted Oreos Blanket. Brought to us by knitter/cookie enthusiast, Lisa James, the crochet pattern for the blanket is offered over at Free Patterns.
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With Oreo-separating devices all the rage, it only makes sense that a few more DIYers would want in on the action. Lucky for us, slingshot enthusiast/deadeye Jöerg Sprave likes his Oreos separate. So, he went ahead and crafted the Oreo Separating Gun.
Rather crude by design, the gun actually gets results. Not only is the cream filling completely removed, but every molecule of the Oreo is completely separated from one another, as the cookie is obliterated. Dunk what you can find.
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When it comes to separating Oreos… Why should puny humans have all the fun? For the final installment of Nabiscos’ Oreo separator campaign, they went robotic, using HERB the robot to do the honors.
After some initial failed attempts, a few eggheads at Carnegie Mellon finally get HERB to do what he was programmed for. It’s also good to know that the scientists will probably be the first to go when HERB finally decides to destroy us all.
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