Oreo Has A New Snickerdoodle Flavor—And Now We're Officially Ready For The Holidays

Danielle Harling
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While some folks are just now getting into the fall spirit with chunky scarves, cozy flannel, and PSLs, Oreo is already preparing for the holidays. Earlier this week, Oreo tweeted a clue that would help followers uncover their newest flavor.

"Want to know the next OREO Cookie flavor? Read the first word of our last 8 tweets," read the tweet from Oreo. When all the words were put together, the clue said "Our next Oreo cookie flavor is snicker." While some followers were quick to assume that Oreo and Snickers partnered up, Oreo later revealed that the new flavor is Snickerdoodle.

The Snickerdoodle Oreo will feature a cinnamon flavor creme and festive red and green sugar crystals. The packaging is heavily holiday-inspired with images of snowflakes and Christmas trees. Fans will be able to get their hands on the newest addition to the Oreo lineup starting October 17.

Oreo made another fun reveal about the new flavor on TikTok and Instagram, boasting that their version is "Not your grandma’s snickerdoodle cookies."

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To hold cookie lovers over until the Snickerdoodle release, Oreo recently brought back its Pumpkin Spice flavor. Available for a limited time, Pumpkin Spice Oreos "feature two golden wafer cookies filled with a rich pumpkin spice flavored creme" and are described as "supremely dunkable and delicious."

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