OREO Chocolate Sandwich Cookies, 13.29 oz

Had for over a week just opened package today, as good as I remembered!! chocolate cookie, nice and crunchy, creamy middle. Really like the reclosable package, even though I put ours in a cookie jar. That really does help keep them fresh.. We have 20 different cookie/candy jars on our counter so my husband and all the great nieces and nephews or other company has a good selection of treats. Adding Oreos was a good idea. A definite treat that has stayed consistent over the years.

These are some gall darn good fricking cookies. Been eating them since I was a kid, many moons ago. Hope to be munching on one when I die. (A woman, NOT a cookie). On the down side they're not good for my diabetes, but, hey, we all have to go some way. Doctor told me not to eat them, but I figure there's a lot more old men than there are old doctors, so I'll keep munching.

Sorry, but Oreos are not my favorite, but family members love them. These were purchased for an Oreo cookie cake. My grand son-in-law loves them and I make an Oreo cookie cake for his Christmas present. He loves it and I know he gets a present he enjoys!

These Oreos were fine. They were just as good as the last ones I had, so chalk one up for consistency. The packaging was really nice with a clear color scheme that allowed text to be easily read and having a tasteful contract to the picture of the cookies. I do hope the calories per serving were rounded up when considering the nutritional information on the package. The packaging itself was well thought out and nicely engineered, as evidenced by how well it was sealed and seemed to be intact. The plastic inner tray protected the bottom half of the cookie but no so much on the top half. We did suffer some breakage on the cookie tops, there is no written guarantee on the package stating 100% of the cookies will be 100% intact. Buyer beware! I do champion the post-opening package closure system. It should be trademarked- it’s a slick system to easily seal the package top after opening…if you open it correctly. Read the label and do not enter the end seam of the package unless you have plenty of milk and plan on spending some quality time with your Oreos because you’re having a bad day. However: If your Oreo cookies last longer than 3-4 days you should consider sealing them in an airtight container or bag. It’s not the best-day-ever when you open the pantry, or kitchen cabinets only to recover soggy/mushy/waaaaay-too soft Oreos, trust me on that. However you enjoy them, have a great day. You more than likely deserve this time honored treat! Enjoy.

An Oreo cookie was the first cookie I ever tasted when I was a baby and I have been in love with them ever since! Oreo cookies are my go to cookie and they are the ones I buy when I run out! There is no comparison to an Oreo cookie. They’ve been around since before I was born, there is no other cookie that can compare to it

They're OREOS.... you can't go wrong with OREOS. Come on! They're especially good mixed with some vanilla ice cream

These are still good, but they don’t taste quite like they used to. The flavor seems a bit different and not as rich as I remember from a few years ago. Still enjoyable, just not as satisfying as they once were.

I haven't bought or eaten Oreo cookies for about 4 yrs and the pkg I bought recently are surprisingly so much smaller than what I remember. Still the great taste and crunch but disappointed since they cost a whole lot more for quite a bit less of a great cookie.

Shrinkflation is real. I bought this pack to make Oreo Truffles and it was about 5 cookies short from fulfilling the recipe. It still worked, but I use to be able to buy 1 pack for 1 recipe now all of a sudden there are less cookies. This is really the only time I buy Oreos but I still found that annoying. I probably won't make the Oreo Truffles next year and try something new and more cost efficient.

they are no longer any good they cheapend the ingrediants and taste nasty, not of years ago, cookie is thin hardly any icing , they really cheapend the cookie