OREO Star Wars Special Edition Cookies Arrive in Stores on June 10 and Fans Can Discover Their Destiny with the Force

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OREO Star Wars Special Edition Cookies are on their way to stores and will randomly feature all dark or light side character cookies. Okay, so definitely not a tech item, but we do have some Star Wars fans out there. These days, it’s pretty rare for any merchandising or marketing to hit home with the span of multi-generational fans. Still, OREO may have hit this to a galaxy far, far, away.

These OREO Star Wars Special Edition Cookies will have either blue or red creme inside along with notable characters stamped on the cookie. Altogether there are 20 character designs and packaging art featuring 15 characters from acclaimed artist Greg Hildebrandt.

Per OREO:

Discover Your Destiny

Dark Side or Light Side

Each special edition contains either all dark side character cookies with red creme or light side character cookies with blue creme. Are you destined for the dark side or the light side?

Discovering your fate is a surprising experience you’ll want to share with your friends and family. You won’t know which you’ll get until you open your pack!”

These cookies are set to hit shelves at your local grocery store on June 10 but are also available to order directly from OREO in one or two packs for $4.49 or $8.99 respectively.

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Product Description:

“Are you on the dark side or the light side? Open a pack of STAR WARS™ OREO Chocolate Sandwich Cookies to discover your destiny. These sweet snacks bring together two iconic brands in special edition snack cookies to surprise and delight. Available in two unique packs made with classic OREO chocolate wafer cookies, each pack has either dark side cookies with red creme or light side cookies with blue creme. Both cremes feature “Kyber” inspired sugar crystals, and the cookies are embossed with a randomized assortment of 10 dark side or 10 light side STAR WARS™ characters like Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and Yoda (character designs may vary). Will you get dark or light side OREO cookies? Open to discover your destiny, and look for all 20 designs. Enjoy OREO sandwich cookies on their own, with milk, or as lunch snacks. These tasty, fun snacks make wonderful birthday treats or movie snacks for a STAR WARS™ themed party or movie night. The resealable pack keeps these certified kosher OREO cookies fresh, making them ideal shareable office snacks or after-school snacks. With packaging art by Greg Hildebrandt, iconic STAR WARS™ poster artist since 1977, these special edition STAR WARS™ OREO cookies will be enjoyed across the galaxy! Scan the pack’s QR code to continue the experience.
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Grimlakin
Grimlakin 👍 4

Do double stuff have twice the midichlorians?

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl 👍 1

"Grimlakin, post: 85976, member: 215" wrote:

Do double stuff have twice the midichlorians?


Truly awesome!

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theblackangus

Sold!

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl

Yep, I'm going to order a 2-pack from the site.

Denpepe
Denpepe 👍 3

Niner51
Niner51 👍 1

Oreo's are making all types of cookies from everywhere it seems...:ROFLMAO:

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl 👍 3

Well no go on the site, shipping is f-ing insane. However I did find them on Wal mart and after adding a couple of work shirts that I need shipping is free.

Brian_B
Brian_B 👍 2

Wife found this today

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl 👍 3

Mine came in the other day. Our grocery stores are like BF 24/7 so I didn't want to take the chance and ordered from Walmart and FedeX managed to not destroy them. Wife and I are enjoying them, ordered 2 and only opened 1 so far. Darkside-lol! but they taste good.

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl

Was at Sam's last night and saw they've got the 40 ct (individual serving) boxes.

D
Dan_D 👍 3

They had tons of these at the local grocery store. I got dark side cookies. (As expected.)

MadMummy76
MadMummy76

We haven't had Oreos in Europe until recently and after hearing americans fawning over them all the time, I decided to try them.

Hot take: They are not that great. The cookie is too hard and crumbly and the filling is just basic cream with no flavor. Most bottom shelf cookies that we take for granted are superior.

DrezKill
DrezKill 👍 1

"MadMummy76, post: 86351, member: 1298" wrote:

Hot take: They are not that great. The cookie is too hard and crumbly and the filling is just basic cream with no flavor.


To be fair, a lot of things like this are nowhere near how good they were back in the 80s or 90s. Chips Ahoy cookies used to be f*cking awesome, now they are tasteless cardboard crap. Jello pudding was soooooo fantastic in the 90s, now it has lost a lot of its taste, and has a weird texture. Hostess cupcakes were addictive in the 90s, now they are kinda bland and taste weird (and not in a good way). Oreos too have suffered a similar fate. These are just a few examples, but over the decades I've noticed a lot of snacks have just gotten much worse. And that's okay with me, cuz at my age I don't need to be eating this crap anymore.

Denpepe
Denpepe 👍 1

"MadMummy76, post: 86351, member: 1298" wrote:

We haven't had Oreos in Europe until recently and after hearing americans fawning over them all the time, I decided to try them.



Hot take: They are not that great. The cookie is too hard and crumbly and the filling is just basic cream with no flavor. Most bottom shelf cookies that we take for granted are superior.


I occasionally buy them but my mom swears by these https://www.lotusbakeries.be/nl/producten/gevulde-lotus-speculoos

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl 👍 2

"MadMummy76, post: 86351, member: 1298" wrote:

Hot take: They are not that great. The cookie is too hard and crumbly and the filling is just basic cream with no flavor. Most bottom shelf cookies that we take for granted are superior.


Could be something to do with either shipping or manufacturing. We've been pleasantly surprised at how fresh the ones I ordered online are. For whatever reason they are far better than the normal ones in terms of quality. Could just be luck of the draw though as I was expecting them to be worse.

Peter Brosdahl
As a child of the 70’s I was part of the many who became enthralled by the video arcade invasion of the 1980’s. Saving money from various odd jobs I purchased my first computer from a friend of my dad, a used Atari 400, around 1982. Eventually it would end up being a lifelong passion of upgrading and modifying equipment that, of course, led into a career in IT support.

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