Without further ado, here's our worst-to-best ranking of every Oreo flavor we could get our hands on. (But whyyyy?) That said, our editors are nothing if not intrepid, tracking down a whopping 30 Oreo varieties for an in-depth taste test. The filling also feels and tastes more like a toaster strudel icing. When toasted, the top glaze gets somewhat burnt, very crispy though. Green tea Oreos, for instance, are only available in Japan. The filling also feels more like an icing, rather than the normal pop tart filling. You’ll also likely find tacos de marlin (smoked marlin tacos), tacos de camaron (shrimp tacos), and perhaps even tacos de pulpo. If you head to Cabo, La Paz, Ensenada, Puerto Vallarta, or basically any other beach town in Mexico, you’ll find tacos de pescado. Although so many Oreo flavors have emerged over the course of the cookie brand's 110-year lifespan, some flavors are hard to find on shelves. Last but certainly not least is the humble taco de pescado, or fish taco. Candy corn is popular during the Halloween season, and these Oreos attempt to take it to the next level. It was only a matter of time before we turned around and said, “Have we ever tried them all in one sitting?" We hadn't. This is one confusing Oreo, but combining the flavors of chocolate, banana and creme was surely epic.
Case in point, this giant Oreo cake, these Oreo truffles, this Oreo popcorn, and this Oreo cookie skillet. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. There are few things in the world more simple and versatile as an Oreo cookie and milk (yes, that includes all of the 85-plus flavors in the brand's history), and it's safe to say we're just a little bit obsessed. But can you blame us? The classic cookie has been around longer than any of us have ( since 1912!), and there are so many Oreo recipes and desserts out there that frankly, we're surprised that we as a society haven’t caused a nationwide shortage.
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