Oreo Cookies

Asus X540L · 17-01-2018 11:37PM #1

Just had my first ever few oreo cookies.
Only bought them cause they were 75 cent in Dealz.

Don't see what all the fuss is about. They taste exactly like the bourbon creams you can get in lidlyaldi for 19 cent.

falinn merking · 17-01-2018 11:39PM

Asus X540L wrote: »

Just had my first ever few oreo cookies.
Only bought them cause they were 75 cent in Dealz.

Don't see what all the fuss is about. They taste exactly like the bourbon creams you can get in lidlyaldi for 19 cent.

You dunk them in milk and you rip the two bits apart and lick out the cream.

Come back to us when you have had the true Oreo experience.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 17-01-2018 11:47PM

Verpiss dich wrote: »

You dunk them in milk and you rip the two bits apart and lick out the cream.

Come back to us when you have had the true Oreo experience.

Tried that. Vile, dry tasteless creations.

Robert Power · 17-01-2018 11:49PM

Agree 100%. Seen them on American TV shows and movies for years and when I finally got one it was absolute muck. Same as twinkies

retalivity · 17-01-2018 11:50PM

Sh*te yankee muck

OldMrBrennan83 · 17-01-2018 11:51PM

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ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 17-01-2018 11:53PM

Patww79 wrote: »

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Indeed, nothing like a bourbon. At least you can dunk and enjoy a bourbon.

OldMrBrennan83 · 17-01-2018 11:58PM

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Alf Veedersane · 17-01-2018 11:59PM

All I want is a Hob-nob now.

I don't have any.

F*ck you all.

Mrmoe · 18-01-2018 12:01AM

They are all inferior to custard creams

Miss Demeanour · 18-01-2018 12:02AM

I dont like biscuits.....bourbons.....oreos......jersey creams keep them all....
Give me a jaffa cake or a cake bar any day.

18-01-2018 12:03AM

On par with Nando's for overrated sh*te.

RolandDeschain · 18-01-2018 12:07AM

Mrmoe wrote: »

They are all inferior to custard creams

Preach. Nithing beats a pack of custard creams and tea to banish the January blues.

Neyite · 18-01-2018 12:07AM

Oreo milkshakes are lovely though!

KilOit · 18-01-2018 12:08AM

Try Dairymilk Oreo's

DrGreenthumb · 18-01-2018 12:14AM

This thread really takes the biscuit cookie

_Dara_ · 18-01-2018 12:16AM

In a world where Fox’s biscuits and Ginger Nuts exist, I can’t understand stand why anyone would choose Oreos. The predominant flavour is sugar.

American confectionery is generally inferior.

18-01-2018 12:19AM

Dylan Cold Starch wrote: »

dry tasteless creations.

try the double stuffed ones:cool:

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo · 18-01-2018 12:19AM

Verpiss dich wrote: »

You dunk them in milk and you rip the two bits apart and lick out the cream.

Come back to us when you have had the true Oreo experience.

lick out the cream
lick out the cream
lick out the cream
lick out the cream
lick out the cream
lick out the cream
lick out the cream

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

RhubarbCrumble · 18-01-2018 12:22AM

They're horrible. It's chocolate digestives or nothing. For the record Aldi dark chocolate digestives are the nicest ones out there.

Sofiztikated · 18-01-2018 12:24AM

The very fact that you can get Cookies N Cream flavoured Oreos makes me smile.

Oreo flavoured Oreos, **** me, there's someone that will go places.

They're ****e though.

_Dara_ · 18-01-2018 12:26AM

Patww79 wrote: »

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Nope, I’d still think they were shite. Them being American is no coincidence though. Even American friends of mine lament the poor quality of American confectionery. If Oreos were made elsewhere, they’d probably be nicer.

Lirange · 18-01-2018 01:19AM

_Dara_ wrote: »

Nope, I’d still think they were shite. Them being American is no coincidence though. Even American friends of mine lament the poor quality of American confectionery. If Oreos were made elsewhere, they’d probably be nicer.

The Oreos in shops are not made in the US. I think the ones in the US have a more appealing taste.

_Dara_ · 18-01-2018 01:51AM

Lirange wrote: »

The Oreos in shops are not made in the US. I think the ones in the US have a more appealing taste.

Have you tasted both to compare?

howyanow · 18-01-2018 01:54AM

Don't get the how they are so popular myself,they are no Cadbury chocolate fingers!!

Oldtree · 18-01-2018 03:01AM

As an officenado of cream biscuits I find Oreos to be similar to borbon creams and neither are to my liking.

Now orange creams go down by the packet as do fox's ginger crunch creams and viennese raspberry and cream.

I've gone off Custard creams, but like Nice creams the odd time again by the packet.

Raspberry creams are a little too sweet.

Jammy dodgers, the biscuit is too dry.

18-01-2018 08:55AM

Aw i love oreos. I found an amazing gluten free version of them in tenerife and went through a bunch of packets of them.
Choc hob nobs are great too.

Sgt Hartman · 18-01-2018 09:02AM

Miss Demeanour wrote: »

I dont like biscuits.....bourbons.....oreos......jersey creams keep them all....
Give me a jaffa cake or a cake bar any day.

Agreed. Biscuits in general never done it for me. They glue to your teeth and oftentimes contain way too much sugar.

Alf Veedersane · 18-01-2018 09:55AM

_Dara_ wrote: »

In a world where Fox’s biscuits and Ginger Nuts exist, I can’t understand stand why anyone would choose Oreos. The predominant flavour is sugar.

Ginger Nuts! Good shout.

You can stick your Fix's up your swiss, though.

bnt · 18-01-2018 10:08AM

They might have been good once, but like most things from the USA, they get worse over time. As they get popular, they ramp up mass-production; replacing quality ingredients with cheaper "equivalents". Tweaking the recipes so production takes less time and fewer steps, and the product has a longer shelf-life. And so on, and so on.

Ever had a Twinkie? Those things will potentially last forever. After World War III, when only cockroaches survive on this planet, they'll live off Oreos, Twinkies, and Ramen noodles.

whisky_galore · 18-01-2018 10:19AM

Tim Tams ftw.

Oreo Cookies

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