Oreo hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down this year. If anything, milk’s favorite cookie has been busier than ever, treating us to all kinds of seasonal snacks, from cool Baskin-Robbins Mint Chocolate Chip to S’mores Oreos that were just perfect for around the campfire. Even more recently, they announced the re-release of Peppermint Bark Oreos, which will be rolling into stores around the jolly season. We naively assumed Christmas flavors spelled the end for new Oreos in 2019, and we couldn’t have been more wrong.
Now, Oreo is challenging their devoted fans in the sweetest way possible. Put your taste buds to the test and pick up a pack of Mystery Oreos for the chance to win the grand prize of $50,000!
Here’s What We Know
Oreo is releasing three different Mystery OREO packs and each one will have a different clue. You’ll have to snap up all three packs to get a full profile on the mystery flavor. The folks at Nabisco will also be dropping hints on Facebook for eagle-eyed Oreo fans, and the first one is that you won’t find anything different in the cookie itself. The secret is in the creme.
There are no limits on entries, so if you want to give it a go every day until the contest closes, you’re totally welcome to do that. What’s better is that each correct guess you enter puts you in the running for the grand prize of $50,000. We’ve seen some pretty wacky Oreo flavors recently, so don’t be afraid to step outside of the box.
The last mystery flavor turned out to be Fruity Pebbles, so we’re thinking it’s got to be another cereal or snack food-inspired treat!
Get in Line at Your Grocery Store
The contest kicks off on September 16, leaving you only a few days to collect your thoughts before heading to your local grocery store. You’ve got more time to get your submissions in, as the challenge runs through November 10. Even if you can’t seem to unravel these Mystery Oreos, we imagine the flavor will be enough to keep you coming back for more.
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You won't want to frost these brownies, since the marbled top is too pretty to cover up. Besides, the tasty cream cheese layer makes them taste as if they're already frosted. The crushed cookies add extra chocolate flavor and a fun crunch. —Darlene Brenden, Salem, Oregon
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Although my family enjoys all of the dishes I serve on Thanksgiving Day, it's this rich and creamy cheesecake they look forward to the most. — Joyce Schmidt, Lilburn, Georgia
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The desserts of my dreams have both chocolate and peanut butter. So, when I came up with this rich chocolate and peanut butter dessert, it quickly became my all-time favorite. It's a cinch to whip together because it doesn't require any baking. —Debbie Price, LaRue, Ohio
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We’re all so busy and pressed for time that I find myself creating recipes that are generally fast to prepare, proving that you don’t have to spend all day in the kitchen to obtain fabulous results. Here’s a favorite of mine that combines crunchy M&M's and gooey chocolate all nestled into a flavorful blondie.—Averie Sunshine, San Diego, California www.averiecooks.com
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Colorful and cute, these cookies are extremely fast to make and disappear just as quickly from a cookie tray.—Darcie Cross, Novi, Michigan
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Eating a slice of this decadent dessert is like biting into a smooth truffle candy. You can vary the flavor by using raspberry-flavored chocolate baking chips.—Sally Sibthorpe, Shelby Township, Michigan
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Perhaps “Down and Dirty Dessert” would be a better name for this delicious concoction because you're going to want to put a spoon in each hand and go to town! This sweet dirt recipe just that good! —Kristi Linton, Bay City, Michigan
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I first made this irresistible dessert for some dinner guests. They were overwhelmed by it's rich flavor and appearance. My husband commented that it was the best dessert he had ever eaten in his whole life. —Heather Bennett, Dunbar, West Virginia
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I invented this confection for a bake sale at our children's school. Boy, was it a hit! The crunchy chunks of sandwich cookie soften a bit as the mixture mellows. It's so sweet that one panful serves a crowd. —Laura Lane, Richmond, Virginia
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Of all the recipes in my repertoire, I knew my Quadruple Chocolate Chunk Cookies would have the best shot of winning. But really, when your cookies feature Oreos, candy bars and all the other goodies that go into a sweet treat, you’re nearly guaranteed to turn out a winner. —Jeff King, Duluth, Minnesota
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Our family loves dessert, and this chocolaty, layered treat is one of Mom's most-requested recipes. It's so easy to prepare this Oreo ice cream cake! —Kimberly Laabs, Hartford, Wisconsin
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The addition of dulce de leche makes this a decadent new take on traditional seven-layer bars. You can cut this recipe in half and make it in an 8x8-in. pan. —Andrea Barlow, Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Sweeten your seasonal menu in just 15 minutes with velvety chocolate pudding, crushed sandwich cookies, peppermint candies and a dollop of whipped cream. Yum! —Jean Ann Perkins, Newburyport, Maryland
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I first made this minty cool torte for a ladies' meeting at our church. I’m still making it, and the compliments keep coming. —Elma Penner, Oak Bluff, Manitoba
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Here's one of those "looks like you fussed" desserts that is so easy it's become a standard for me. I love the mocha version, but pure chocolate lovers may prefer using chocolate chip ice cream. The cookie crust is a snap to make. —Debbie Terenzini-Wilkerson, Lusby, Maryland
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This showstopping marbled dessert seems fancy, but it's really simple to prepare ahead of time and pop in the freezer. Frosty slices have a creamy blend of chocolate and coffee that's delightful anytime of year. —Cheryl Martinetto, Grand Rapids, Minnesota
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Looking to save some time when preparing for a party? Throw together this creamy crowd-pleaser and freeze it a day or two before the event. The combination of raspberry and chocolate in this dessert is delightful, but it's also good made with lime sherbet, vanilla sandwich cookies and walnuts. —Donna Carper, South Jordan, Utah
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With layers of crushed chocolate sandwich cookies and creamy filling, this is definitely a rich dessert. You can decorate the top with a few wrapped chocolate coins. —Betty Jean Jordan, Monticello, Georgia
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If you like cookies-and-cream ice cream, you'll love this cake. Chocolate sandwich cookies are mixed into the batter and pressed into the sweet and creamy frosting for a fun look. —Pat Habiger, Spearville, Kansas
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