Oreo just went full Thanksgiving, and yes, that means turkey-flavored cookies are real now.
The popular cookie brand just released a limited-edition holiday tin featuring seven unusual flavors based on dinner foods, continuing their tradition of trying out new and unexpected combinations. Those who were surprised by previous flavors like Coca-Cola Oreos will find these even more surprising.
The Oreo Thanksgiving Dinner Tin features six different cookie flavors inspired by the holiday meal: Cranberry Sauce, Pumpkin Pie, Turkey & Stuffing, Creamed Corn, Sweet Potato, and Caramel Apple Pie. Each flavor comes with two cookies inside.
Pies are a classic Thanksgiving dish, and cranberry sauce fits right in. But people are questioning the combination of turkey and creamed corn – it’s raising some eyebrows online.
“Keep everything else I just want the can,” one fan remarked.
“Who asked for this? Straight to jail,” another blasted.
View this post on InstagramA post shared by Marcus Smith (@mnmtwinz)
Oreo calls its Thanksgiving cookies a “flavor experiment”
Even though the new Oreo flavors might seem unusual, the company is excited to experiment and understands these aren’t your typical cookie tastes.
This isn’t just another Oreo flavor – it’s a unique experience that lets you taste something new and even influence what Oreo creates in the future,” the company explained, describing the new flavors as a daring and exciting adventure for your taste buds.
Okay, so get ready – this stuff isn’t just amazing tasting, it’s gonna hit your wallet pretty hard too. This tin costs $19.99, and that’s before shipping, just a heads up!
Oreo is continuing its trend of unusual collaborations by releasing desserts inspired by horror novels, similar to their Coca-Cola flavored cookies earlier this year. They aren’t the only ones experimenting with strange combinations – KFC is also planning a candy collaboration featuring jelly beans that taste like fried chicken, sweet corn, and gravy, set to launch in 2026.
Read More
- SD Gundam G Generation Eternal global revenues have surpassed $200 million
- Rockstar Fans Pay Tribute To The Late D’Angelo, The Artist Behind RDR2’s Best Song
- New Research Suggests US Gamers Buy Less New Titles Than You Might Think
- AI Animal Crossing Hack Turns The Villagers Against Tom Nook
- Yakuza: Like a Dragon joins the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog next week on October 21
- Avengers: Doomsday Rumor Addresses Tom Holland’s Spider-Man Status
- The X-Files’ Secret Hannibal Lecter Connection Led to 1 of the Show’s Scariest Monsters Ever
- Clayface DCU Movie Gets Exciting Update From Star
- Gold Rate Forecast
- The Boys: Sister Sage’s Major Weakness Revealed In Gen V Season 2
2025-10-30 23:18