Review & Release History of Two-Bite Oreo Cake Donuts, & More

Review

The inside is a soft, thick layer of sweet artificial cookie butter — think of the sugary frosting that Dunkin’ Donuts puts on their donuts; it has that same distinct flavor. Even better, the fairly thick milk chocolate shell is equally sweet, providing a tasty combination! Compositionally, it looks and behaves like a Reese’s with its semi-thick shell and dark brown orange filling.

Release Date

Released early-mid November 2025. Found at Walmart in mid-November 2025.

Review

These have a few large crunchy bits inside the creamy, softer shell. It’s moderately sweet overall, having a combination of a tiny graham cracker along with a noticeable cinnamon and sugar taste.

Overall, it’s pretty accurate to Snickerdoodle and notably has a similar flavor profile to the Cinnamon Toast Crunch version. Creamy, crunchy, and with an appreciable, genuine Snickerdoodle taste, both the contrasting composition that makes this up and flavors come together for a sweet treat!

Release Date

Released early November 2025. Found at Walgreens in mid-November 2025.

Review

The peppermint is there, but it’s quite mild and tame compared to most peppermint snacks, toned down by the plain biscuit part. The solidified peppermint dip surrounding the biscuit tastes like white chocolate, coupled with a stronger peppermint flavor. They’re also nice looking, the cream is white and red specs throughout.

Overall, they remind me of a biscuity candy cane, albeit more creamy and with a mild white chocolate.

Release Date

Released around October 2024. Found mid-November 2025 at Five Below.

Review

First off, these appear identical to their Peanut Butter & Chocolate non-holiday variant.

Anyway, the flavor: it’s a mildly sweet peanut, powdered sugary taste with some equally mild milk chocolate. The chex piece really brings it all down, resulting in something that I wish were sweeter with stronger flavors. At the very least, none of it tastes artificial, and I do like the “cooling” taste from the dusting of sugar.

Lastly, these are your typical chex with the addition of a thin coating of powder and chocolate. It’s okay, as you get a small crunch and smoothness when you bite through it.

Just nothing really to get excited about here, unfortunately, especially for those of us who love peanut and chocolate.

Release Date

While I’m unsure of a release date, the Peanut Butter & Chocolate Muddy Buddies seem to have been found for some time. Found mid-November 2025 at Target.

Review

A very strong smell of peppermint and dark chocolate, but when biting in, it’s mostly dark cocoa flavor with essences of peppermint. Really, if you don’t like peppermint, you will still enjoy these. It’s very cocoa-oriented–authentic cocoa–non-bitter, decently sweet. It absolutely resembles a dark cocoa-based cookie in terms of texture and flavor.

Overall, it’s one of the better goldfish flavors I’ve had; it tastes mostly just like a crunchy cocoa cookie, including the texture and all–these have a pleasantly crunchy cookie composition unlike regular goldfish, which are typically more hollow and cheap-feeling.

Release Date

Released early November 2025. Found at Target mid-November 2025.

Review

Well, it’s definitely Oreo, and not the creme part. The bulk of the taste is from the cake part itself, throwing you that authetic dark cocoa Oreo cookie taste. It’s pretty much identical in flavor. Of course, it’s not as crunchy–this cake donut tastes like a literal mix of an airy cake and slightly thick donut. It’s not super dense by any means and, in a way, feels about average quality.

Unfortunately, as I said, this treat is almost entirely Oreo cookie tasting–yup, no creme! The top part is too thin, and even the crumbles are simply broken-up donut pieces — boring! Speaking of boring, honestly, as much as I love Oreo, it’s not the same without the creme. This is simply too uniform tasting, though, is a decent enough treat.

Release Date

Released around July 2025. Found at Walmart in late November 2025.