National Oreo Cookie Day: Which Oreo cookies are the best?
By Sandy C.
For some people, today is Ash Wednesday, but for the entire world, it’s National Oreo Cookie Day! Which version of this cookie has been your favorite?
Oreo cookies are arguably the most recognized cookies in the world, I’d also argue Oreo’s are some of the best cookies of all-time. Let’s be honest, Oreo’s are a classic treat! I’ve yet to meet someone who doesn’t love Oreo cookies. They may prefer a special type of Oreo’s, since there are so many out there, but no one can turn down a deliciously stuffed Oreo.
There are many ways to celebrate. Eating Oreo cookies is a must. So, if you’re wanting a good excuse to chomp on some cookies, it doesn’t get any better than this! Calories do not count on National Oreo Cookie Day, so go buy your favorite package of cookies (or three).
You can also get creative today and chop up Oreo’s to use as crust for a cheesecake. Top off your cheese cake with mini Oreos.
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What do you like to pair with cookies? The go-to drink is milk, whether it’s almond milk, soy milk, or just a regular glass of milk.
Since their release, there have been many creative Oreo’s out there. From Double Stuffed to Mint. Which Oreo is your favorite? Rumor has it, there’s even Game of Thrones packaging on some Oreo’s ahead of the series’ release. I’ve yet to find any, though.
Fun Oreo facts from National Day Calendar:
- The name “Oreo” was first trademarked on March 14, 1912.
- Can you believe the first package of Oreo cookies were sold for 25 cents?
- William A. Turnier developed the modern-day Oreo design in 1952.
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