Oreo reviews and discussion

I love Oreos. I think they are much better than any generic or other brand that tries to make the same type of cookie. When it comes to Oreos I do think that paying for the name brand over the generic is worth it. They are also accidentally vegan.

This was one of the many snacks I grew up eating, but nowadays I don't eat them any more. I don't like that they use artificial ingredients, and the cookies also just don't taste good to me any longer. The only remnant I have left of the brand is a little promotional plushie, and he sparks more joy in me than the cookies do.

I tend to love cookies and cream flavored ice cream so when I saw the mini Oreo ice creams at Publix I thought I would give them a try. Well don't waist your money. The "Oreo's" in the ice cream are so ground up that I they are just specs. I like to have actual cookie chunks in my ice cream.

Oreo is one of those rare snacks that’s managed to stay iconic without trying too hard. Whether you're twisting them apart, dunking them in milk, or eating them straight from the sleeve at midnight, they always hit the spot. The original still reigns supreme, but the limited edition flavors? Lowkey genius. There’s something so nostalgic and comforting about that crunchy cookie and creamy center combo — it never gets old. Oreo isn’t just a cookie, it’s a whole mood.