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Oreo releases new Graveyard Chocolate Cookie Kit

By D. Goodman

SAN FRANCISCO - MAY 13: Oreo Cookies are seen May 13, 2003 in San Francisco. Attorney Stephen Joseph filed a lawsuit in the Marin County Superior Court May 1, 2003 seeking a ban on Oreo Cookies in California arguing that the trans fats that make the filling creamy and cookie crunchy are dangerous for children to eat. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
SAN FRANCISCO - MAY 13: Oreo Cookies are seen May 13, 2003 in San Francisco. Attorney Stephen Joseph filed a lawsuit in the Marin County Superior Court May 1, 2003 seeking a ban on Oreo Cookies in California arguing that the trans fats that make the filling creamy and cookie crunchy are dangerous for children to eat. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) /
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Forget the gingerbread. Oreo has released a brand new Graveyard Chocolate Cookie Kit for you to build this Halloween.

With the world in the middle of a pandemic and social distancing the new normal, many people have wondered what Halloween will look like this year. Will kids be able to trick or treat? Will Halloween parties happen? Can Oreo save the day?

While no one seems to have an answer to most of those questions, there is still no good reason to not get into the Halloween spirit. And thankfully, Oreo has released a new product that will be sure to help: a very spooky Graveyard Chocolate Cookie Kit.

Build your own Oreo graveyard!

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Much like the classic gingerbread house at Christmas, the new Graveyard Chocolate Cookie Kit includes everything you need to create your own Oreo-inspired graveyard, tombstones and all. According to Delish, the kit includes pre-cut cookie shapes for the buildings as well as Oreo cookies (full-size and minis), pre-made icing to hold everything together as well as assorted candy in various Halloween shapes.

Not enough for you? The company has also released a Monster Cookie decorating Kit as well. Make mummies, wolfmen and skeletons and have them inhabit your Oreo graveyard for the full Halloween experience.

The Oreo Graveyard Chocolate Cookie Kit is available at Michael’s and will set you back $15. The Monster Cookie decorating kit can be ordered on Amazon and will run you $31. With many Halloween traditions in the air this year, this could be a great way to get into the Halloween spirit and have a lot of fun while doing it.

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What do you think? Will you be creating an Oreo graveyard of your own this year? Will you be adding any monsters to help get into the Halloween spirit? Leave a comment below and let us know!

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