What I would give right now to not have White Skin Black Thighsceliac disease because this cookie almost makes me want to suffer through an allergic reaction just for a taste.
For the lucky majority out there who have zero gluten issues, you'll be happy to know that Oreo is rolling out a new cookie, and it's thicc. Dubbed the Most Stuf Oreo, the cookie is its most stuffed cookie to date.
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Earlier this month, the Instagram page TheJunkFoodAisleposted a pictureof the cookie in question. According to the caption, the picture is an accurate depiction of the amount of creme that's going to be in the cookie.
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The cookie was originally just a rumored product, however Peoplehas confirmed that this dream cookie is in fact a reality.
Oreo has also seemingly confirmed the news on its Twitter account.
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Needless to say, people are extremely excited because this Oreo is more stuffed than Mega Stuf, the cookie currently with the largest amount of creme.
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Peoplereports that the Most Stuf Oreo is set for a 2019 release. So RIP any food-related New Year's resolutions.
Although this cookie might be pretty stuffed, will it beat this Oreo made by Kevin Pang? One could dream.
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Regardless, I'm happy for everyone who's going to be able to eat this cookie. I'll just be sitting here with my normal stuffed gluten-free Oreo knock-offs. No big deal.
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