Oreo Launches New Festive Flavors Just In Time For The Holidays

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Starting November 1, Oreo fans are in for a holiday treat with some new festive flavors hitting Walmart and Target shelves. The Limited Edition Oreo Festive Cookies feature the signature Oreo chocolate cookie topped with five unique holiday-themed embossments, including Candy Cane, Gingerbread Man, Penguin, Snowman, and Rudolph. For the first time ever, the cookies will also have dual-layered red and green creme for some holiday two-tone flair.

Available in three pack sizes to suit every snacking occasion, the options include a 14-count laydown bag, a 45-count stand-up bag, and a 4-count king-size pack. Each pack has individually wrapped cookies, making it easy to plan out your Oreo consumption—one at 8:30, another at 9, and maybe 10 Oreos at 12:30. You know, standard meal prep practices.

It’d be great if the size variety extended to all their flavors. Who wouldn’t want a 14-count pack of these Festive Cookies, a pack of Peanut Butter Oreos, and a pack of Golden Oreos? That’s a Holy Trinity of Oreo goodness right there.

The Limited Edition OREO Festive Cookies are available November 1st on Target and Walmart shelves.

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