THE MOST STUF OREO FULL

While some may love the sweet cotton candy flavor, in our opinion, it’s way too sweet. We’re not looking for cottonmouth with our creme-filled cookies, thank you very much. We like the idea of it, especially since it makes us think of Tagalongs, but reality is often disappointing. That’s what we assume the thought process was behind Peanut Butter Creme Oreos. You know what goes well with crumbly, moisture-absorbing cookies? Moisture-absorbing creme. We assume it was better than these cookies, right? 3. We were so disappointed by these that we forgot to watch the final season of Game of Thrones. Some of them had special designs, but you wouldn’t notice if you weren’t looking for it. We get all this hype, all this talking and tweeting about this legacy and how fulfilling and special it’ll be…and we’re left with disappointment. Game Of Thrones ThemedĪlright, this is a special case. They taste more like a combination of stale caramel and coffee, which isn’t bad, but it’s not what we’d call good. We love sneaking a scoop or two of cookie dough, and these Oreos seriously disappoint. While the Cookie Dough Oreos taste pretty decent, they’re on the list because well, they don’t taste anything like cookie dough. Not these chewier, more artificial tasting things. Who doesn’t like the sound of 30 percent less fat? And if it fits into your diet or dietary needs, then more power to you and these Oreos.īut, let’s be honest, if you’re going to have an Oreo, just have an Oreo. Reduced fat may sound all fine and dandy. These don’t do a good job blending the chocolate and mint flavors, resulting in a wimpy, crumbly cookie that can’t live up to the Thin Mint or Oreo names.īetter just stick with the Girl Scouts to get your mint fix. If you’re going to name these slimmed down Oreos something similar to Thin Mints, they better taste just as good as Thin Mints, and unfortunately, they don’t. The fact that the name of these Oreos contains the words “thin” and “mint” causes a serious problem. The result is a kind of nauseating red velvet-ish sandwich that doesn’t make us want another.īut hey, it’s not the worst of the batch. They just taste like bland chocolate (yes, we know that’s what red velvet really is) with a cream cheese filling that’s a little too overpowering for the rest of the cookie. Personally, we can’t get enough of red velvet, but these Oreos were just red velvet mediocracy. Okay, okay if you’re a red velvet lover, don’t hate us for this one. We just won’t enjoy them, even after eating the entire package. But let’s be honest, we’ll probably end up buying them next fall, anyway.

THE MOST STUF OREO FULL

The golden cookie is packed full of pumpkin creme that just offers way too much of the fall spirit. While we do love pumpkin just like every one else, these Pumpkin Spice Oreos have too much pumpkin. Oh, pumpkin spice, everyone’s favorite fall flavor. This is more bottom-shelf generic cookie than it is Oreo. It’s closer to a Vanilla Wafer, but who are we to judge? Oreo fanatics, that’s who. The Lemon Oreo has lemon creme sandwiched between two golden cookies. Sure lemon may be a little refreshing, but the Lemon Oreo is not remotely close to an original Oreo. Too much of a good thing is still too much, and that’s the case with The Most Stuf Oreos. Turns out there’s a fine line between tasty and oh-no-my-teeth-hurt, and these cross the line. The purposefully over-the-top creme filling is, well, a little much. While Mega Stuffed may seem like a good idea at the store when you’re insanely hungry, imagine taking the next step in creaminess. They taint the Double-Stuf legacy with their overly sweet or weirdly sour flavors, so of course we had to try them all to figure which ones were poorly executed and which ones were just straight bad ideas. Oreos are a modern marvel of junk food, but the worst Oreo flavors do more than just leave a bad taste in your mouth.

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