I had ordered the Coke Oreo cookies from Walmart during their early release time period but had missed out on the Coke drink. Actually, I think the drink was regionally available, seeing availability in mainland zip codes.
Now the Coke Oreo/Oreo Coke collab is publicly available if you can find them. Luckily, they are both available at Target.
The pairing is now complete…
I wasn’t paying attention too closely, and I missed it.
Walmart released the Oreo Coke and Coke Oreos, but the Coke drink is already sold out.
Okay, I was anticipating this early release because just who knows when these Coke Oreos would be available in Hawaii. To my disappointment, Oreo seemingly has no love of Hawaii, getting this error upon checkout.
Now, I have to watch Target and Walmart in-store and online to get the Oreos and the Coke drinks.
When this foodie collab launches in early September, I’m going to have to load up on both the Coke-flavored Oreos and the Oreo-flavored Coke. Okay, okay, the colors are a little scary, but you have to admit that combining the flavor profiles of both are intriguing.
This article is a great summary covering all the details about the products, the release, the flavors, and more.
And really, will Sasquatch try these in Hawaii?
The permutations of Oreo cookies are seemingly endless. The newest variation I’ve seen include red Winter and Candy Cane Oreos.
I wonder how these cookies would taste paired with a hot instant Oreo latte?
Not sure what’s my infatuation with Oreos, but with all the gimmicks they pull, you have to love their chutzpah. Look at this assortment of Oreos. Not double stuffed Oreos, not tripled stuffed, noooo… there are Triple Double Oreos with three cookie layers and two different filling flavors.
Don’t like the traditional Oreo dark brown? Then you can get the Golden Oreos. Don’t like Oreos in a cookie form? Then Oreo Brownies are for you.
Keep’em coming Nabisco!