Oreo Cookies

Oreo cookies have been around since 1912, where they were developed and produced in NYC, and ever since they've grown and spread to different countries around the world to be enjoyed by more and more people. And I can say that I'm definately one of those people! Firstly I'll start with the part that you may find the least important, but seeing as I'm writing a review on this cookie, I thought I should inform you of all the little facts, too! The ...
...is a wide range of Oreo cookies, and I can't say I've ever come across any except for the original and mini's. But anyway, here's the variety of different Oreo's that are avaliable; Oreo Fudge Rings, Oreo Waferstix, Golden Oreo, Golden Chocolate Creme Oreo, Mini Oreo, Vend Pack Oreos, Double Stuf Oreo, Big Stuf Oreo, Double Delight Oreo, Cool Mint Creme Oreo, White Fudge Oreo, Milk Chocolate Oreo, 100 Calorie Pack Oreo/Oreo Thinsations, Triple Stuf ...

emmyjepson 10.07.2009 (17.07.2009) · Read full review
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...a few years ago. An Oreo is a cookie style biscuit that derives from America back in the eartly 1900's. It's two chocolate cookies with a white cream filling. The history of an Oreo cookie is paired with stories of dunking in milk. I can't personally imagine myself doing that with these but they are delicious in their own right. I bought mine in a box containing four snack packs. This makes them perfect for the lunch box, if not a healthy option. ...
...one of the nicest. Oreo cookies are made by Nabisco (Kraft) foods. They don't seem to be too widely available in supermarkets, but now I've found them I know where to go back to. My box containing four snack packs was 59p, excellent value for a lunch box styled product. As normally anything put into smaller packets seem to be more expensive for some reason. The exact calorific amounts are unknown to me but after a bit of searching, I imagine these ...

yukkibear 24.01.2006 · Read full review
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...at once! The original Oreo cookie was created in 1912 in New York City by Nabisco at one of their factories. The original purpose of creating the cookie was to target the British biscuit market as Nabisco thought that British biscuits were too boring! Even thought the makers originally made the biscuit for a foreign market, I don’t think they anticipated the success that it would have at home in the USA! It is one of the best known cookies in the ...
...Nabisco have cashed in on Oreo by making other varieties of the biscuit. There are currently 52 Oreo relates snacks available to buy in the USA. Some of these sound delicious but very fattening. For example there is an Oreo Crust Pie which in total contains 780 calories! There are also ‘Pure White Fudge Covered Oreo Sandwiches’ which sound incredible. In the covered range there is also ‘Milk Chocolate Covered Oreos’ and ‘Milk Chocolate Covered Mint’. ...

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...eat the middle of an Oreo first and save the chocolate cookie outside for last." I'm sure most of you have never heard that little jingle before, but I grew up with it. This was the jingle used on the Nabisco advert for Oreo Chocolate Sandwich Biscuits, or as I like to call them, cookies. Oreo's are the number one selling cookie in the US and as proudly stated on the front of the box, they are the world's number one biscuit. They have been around ...
...How did the Oreo get it's name? According to Nabisco, there are several theories. One theory is that it was named by taking the "RE" out of cream and sandwiching it between the two "O"s from the word chocolate. Another theory is that it was just an easy name to pronounce with just a few letters, that had a nice ring to it. Yet another is that it came from the french word for gold, "or", a colour used years ago on the packaging. Whatever the answer, ...

Lgair 12.12.2001 · Read full review
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...the U.K as well. An Oreo is basically two pieces of chocolate biscuit sandwiches together with cream in the middle. I buy my packs from Tesco where they currently have an offer on until the 16/09/2008 where you can buy a pack of 14 for £0.49 rather than the usual £0.87 so of course I bought 4 packets this weekend, they'll all be gone within a few days. Anyway they come in a dark blue wrapper which has a light blue streak across the front on which ...
...Oreo with the top twisted off of it. On the back of the packet you can find the ingredients, nutritional information and eating instructions. The ingredients, which I include in most of my reviews for people who suffer from food allergies are: Sugar, Wheat Flour, Vegetable Oils (Antioxidant, E-320), Fat Reduced Cocoa Powder (7%), Glucose and Fructose Syrup, Raising Agents (Sodium and Ammonium Bicarbonates), Dried Whey (from Milk), Cocoa Mass, Salt, ...

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I was in Tesco looking at the biscuits, and I didn't want something boring like a rich tea biscuit, but something that looked new, fun and exciting! I saw "Oreo's" and decided that THOSE looked nice! Overall Quality The "Oreo" itself, is a chocolate biscuit, sandwiched with vinilla. It's very clean, and isn't unhygenic like some foods, and is really nice. Value For Money I brought a single pack for about 59p which is good value, I got a "Snack ...
...is clean and is made out of cardboard. You can recycle cardboard which is good for the enviroment! How loyal am I to this brand? I am very loyal to "Kraft", who make "Oreo's", I don't know if they make other products but if they do, I don't think they could top "Oreo's"! Taste "Oreo's" taste a bit like cocoa powder on it's own, but it doesn't taste disgusting, they are chocolate flavoured sandwich biscuits! Overall Everything about "Oreo's" ...

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...fewer than 52 brands of Oreo which are available on the other side of the pond...those lucky, lucky Yanks. These include fudge, fudge mint, orange creme, original golden, double delight chocolate mint 'n' creme etc. etc. I'll reiterate...those lucky, lucky Yanks. For those completely unaware, they're circular in shape, dark brown in colour with a vanilla flavoured filling. I suppose you call them 'sandwich' biscuits in their style. You can often ...
...what appears to be an Oreo floating on top of a glass of milk...those crazy Americans! I guess the famous serving suggestion would be to 'unscrew' it and lick the filling. I simply prefer to devour it in one! They're sweet, chocolatey and just what any sweet tooth would enjoy! The ingredients are as followed... Sugar, what flour, vegetable oil (antioxidant E320), fat reduced cocoa powder (7%), glucose & fructose syrup, raising agents (sodium and ...

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...available in this country is Oreo cookies. I got my first taste of them when a friend of mine brought them back from America, I would then every so often see them available in the most unusual supermarkets or in the Selfridges food court but I wasn't paying ridiculous amounts to eat them. Nabisco was founded way back in the 1890's The National Biscuit Company formed by merging three major companies together and this is where we get the name Nabisco, ...
...blue strip and the white Oreo text with the blue outline. On the front is a picture of the actual biscuit where underneath the line 'Chocolate Flavoured Sandwich Biscuits' is written. There are 113 calories for 2 Oreo biscuits which is quite high when you think of how addictive these are and it is most likely I will eat more than 2. There is also 5.0g of fat in 2 biscuits and 9.5g of sugars. The actual biscuits themselves also have a design it is ...

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...is called in America> Oreo is the biggest selling cookie in America, as well as the biggest selling cookie in the world. Two simple round chocolate biscuits surround a white creamy filling to produce a sandwich that combines the taste of vanilla and chocolate. It is perhaps this simple nature of the cookie that makes it so appealing. The chocolate is dark brown and is more like dark chocolate, i.e. slightly bitter and not too sweet, than your milk ...
...inch high and have the Oreo symbol emblazoned on each biscuit. The biscuit and the cream both have pleasant tastes and textures when separated, and somehow manage not to stick to your mouth too much like many other similar cookies (even when soggy with milk). There are several methods of eating them: -Popping the whole biscuit (or multiple biscuits if you have a big mouth!)into to your mouth and chomping - this is the quickest and easiest method ...

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I'm often on the look out for different biscuits and in my mind, the best time to try something new is when they are on special offer. This is why, when I was in Sainsburys the other day and I spotted packets of Oreos on sale for only 37 pence, I thought I would give them a go! I find it's actually surprising that we haven't bought these before as they do seem to have been around for ages, but I guess I just haven't seen them at this price before! ...
...come in quite an attractive blue packet. They are described as chocolate flavoured sandwich biscuits which sound good in my book! There was also a bit of persuasive advertising on the side of the packet which appealed to me greatly - mainly because of my slightly disgusting biscuit eating habits! You see there are two things I like to do when I eat these sandwhich type biscuits - firstly I like to split them in half so I can lick all the cream and ...

kingfisher111 01.04.2008 · Read full review
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...start with what makes an Oreo an Oreo! In essence it's two chocolate biscuits cemented together with a white sugary filling. So simple, but then some of the best things are simple. The marriage of this slighty sticky white fondant and the chocolate biscuit is heaven, and has inspired many religious ways of eating it. It's an act of incredible etiquette and textbook precision whichever way you consume yours. Some like to carefully prise apart the ...
...to develop the art of Oreo eating. Not only is it one of the tastiest snacks around, it's also one of the most fun! The fondant inbetween is vaguely reminiscent of the cadbury's creme egg filling, but not quite as sickly and alot more solid! The biscuits are slightly crunchy and cookie-like in their taste. These really can only be described by tasting them yourself; certainly very unique! The only trouble is, not that many places stock them. I don't ...

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Oreo cookies became widely available in the UK only last year, having been a tradition in America for over 50 years. They had been available for a few years prior at Sainsbury’s in individual snack size packs, but can now be found at all big supermarkets in the usual barrel-shaped packaging, along with snack tubs containing mini Oreo’s, & snack packs featuring individual packs of 4 regular sized cookies. British consumers may have had prior experience ...
...American tradition of twisting an Oreo apart, licking the vanilla cream off the biscuit, then dunking the biscuit in milk before eating. When I lived in America I wasn’t overly keen on Oreo’s, but since their introduction here they have become a popular item in the weekly shop & I quite like them now. I wouldn’t say they were a favourite or anything but I will eat the odd one even when there are other biscuits left in the cupboard, so obviously ...

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The oreo is the best selling cookie of the 20th century, and it is extremely easy to see why! I feel that the oreo is the best biscuit/cookie that you could ever taste! They come in many different varieties, but I like the good ol' original oreos! Not these fancy oreos that have been dipped in melted chocolate and things (even though they are also absolutely amazing!). The oreo is a chocolate flavour sandwich biscuit made by Nabisco. They do not ...
...So how did the oreo get its mysterious name? Nabisco (the makers of the oreo) aren't quite sure. Some people believe that the cookie's name was taken from the French word for gold, "or" (the main colour on early oreo packages). Others claim the name came from the shape of a hill shaped test version of the biscuit, therefore, naming the cookie in Greek for mountain, "oreo". Some others believe the name is a combination of taking the "re" from "cream" ...

Museness 22.06.2005 (23.06.2005) · Read full review
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...favourite way to eat an Oreo is to dip it in a glass of milk or soya milk, let it dip for about 10 seconds, then eat it...Mmmm so good... Or if I can't be bothered with a drink I just take one of the chocolate biscuits off, lick the cream out and then eat the bsicuits on their own.... Or just put the whole damn thing in my mouth if I really can't wait to eat it!!! The largest size I have seen Oreo's come in are the 176g pack which holds 4 snack packs ...
...you can look at, www.nabiscoworld.com . I've had a look and they don't even show the nutritional info there, but there are Oreo games... I would give Oreo's a 5 star rating, but will knock it down to 4 because of the missing nutrional info! ...

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...and is pet dog advertising Oreo biscuits. The boy is eating the biscuit by twisting the biscuit, licking the cream filling and then dunking it into a drink of milk. The advert makes them look very appetising, so I thought I would try them especially as they were on offer and I fancied something different from my usual purchases. They normally cost 83p per 154 g packet but I have seen them on offer quite often so you can get them cheaper. I got mine ...
...wrapper with the words OREO printed in white. There is a picture of the biscuit and the words :- Twist, Lick and Dunk so there is no mistaking the product. There are 14 biscuits in the packet and each one is sandwiched shaped with the two outer layers being dark brown and the inner layer white. The dark outer layer is obviously that colour due to the cocoa flavour. The biscuit is quite hard and crunchy rather than crumbly to eat and you can definitely ...

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