An Oreo Ranking, Reviews, & History, Including New & Limited Editions

Review

Nothing like Oreo with extra… Oreo! This Oreo’s creme is equal to the Most Stuf version and has little Oreo bits inside the creme, making it taste even more like a chocolate Oreo than it already does. I’m not sure what exactly the cookies-N-creme flavor is supposed to be because, to me, an Oreo already tastes exactly like that.

Release Date

Released January 30, 2023, for a limited time.

Review

With around four times the amount of Stuf in the middle, the Most Stuf is obviously one of the best! As someone who loves the Oreo middle, this is a top spot for me.

Release Date

Released January 2019 as a limited edition. It was brought back a year later for a limited time. They appear to no longer make the full package of them and instead are sold in smaller packages. I haven’t seen these sold anywhere except a few convenience stores and gas stations.

Review

This comes in a bit more chocolatey than a regular Oreo due to the embedded bits in the creme. The creme amount itself equals a Mega Stuf version. Other than that, it’s pretty similar to a regular Oreo with lots more creme and chocolate.

Release Date

Released late December 2024 / early January 2025.

Review

The front of the box has an embossed Oreo cookie and Reese’s lettering, creating a raised texture that stands out from the rest of the cardboard, providing a different textured feel. Then, when you open it, you’re met with the traditional Oreo packaging but with a different design.

I was worried this would take too close to Peanut Butter Oreos, but nope, it’s completely different. This genuinely has that iconic, sweet Reese’s peanut butter right in the center, sandwiched by your typical Oreo cookies and a few pieces embedded right in the creme itself. It reminds me of a darker, less sweet Reese’s in a sense. I say less sweet because a lot of the sweetness from a Reese’s comes from its chocolate shell, but in this instance, it’s replaced by a mild, darker cookie.

Overall, it’s still fairly sweet–more than many other Oreos, though, again, not as sweet as a Reese’s cup. It’s a great combination, and I’m genuinely surprised it didn’t happen sooner! The dark chocolate Oreo cookie part complements the Reese’s peanut butter very well, toning down its sweetness and offering a pleasant eating experience.

If anything, I’d love to see these come with even more peanut creme!

Release Date

On July 30, 2025, Reese’s and Oreo announced a collaboration introducing three new treats: the Reese’s Oreo Cup, Reese’s Oreo Miniature Cups, and the Oreo Reese’s Cookie. All three presales started on August 18, 2025, and were released nationwide in September 2025. The Cup and Miniature Cups became a permanent addition, while the Oreo Reese’s Cookie is a limited-time release that returns permanently in January 2026.

Found late August 2025 on the Walmart website.

Review

Carrot cake is one of my favorite cake flavors, and I think Oreo nails the flavor perfectly. It tastes exactly like carrot cake, including the tasty cream cheese icing center.

Release Date

Released January 2019.

Review

Chocolate. Pure chocolate. Something in between dark and sweet, almost like a “death by chocolate” cookie, it’s a very deep taste that clearly has both light and dark chocolate. Most chocolatey Oreo I’ve ever had!

Release Date

Released in January 2022 as a limited edition alongside Toffee Crunch, which was a permanent item.

Review

Chocolate, coconut, and caramel together would be a sin to not absolutely love! I can really taste every bit of it, spot on!

Release Date

Released January 2020.

Review

A layer of milk chocolate crème alongside a darker, decadent one. This Oreo is exactly like eating a semi-dark, sweet chocolate cake, frosting and all. You can really taste the richness and cakeyness of it.

Release Date

Released April 3rd, 2023, for a limited time.

Review

There’s a reason why mocha is such a popular flavor. The chocolate combined with the essence of coffee truly elevates it–and this Oreo flavor is definitely elevated! The coffee flavor is clearly present and tastes great!

Release Date

Released April 2022, limited edition.

Review

It’s as if Ferrero Rocher and Oreo had a baby. These are wonderfully tasty, and the hazelnut creme center is so good with the Oreo cookie!

Release Date

Initially released in 2018 as limited edition, they came back in January 2021 as a permanent addition. These were also rereleased alongside Java Chip.

Review

It is similar to the Mocha Caramel flavor, except with an even stronger coffee taste and without the caramel notes. Basically, it’s a chocolate coffee Oreo.

Release Date

Released December 2021 alongside Hazelnut.

Review

I’m literally eating a crunchy blueberry pie. And yes, I know that sounds weird, but Oreo pulls it off extremely well! I’m not even a big fan of blueberry pie, but for whatever reason, I love these!

Like, wow, these taste just like an authentic blueberry pie. The smell and taste are genuinely authentic. The cookie part has a clear buttery crust and graham cracker taste, while the inside has a perfectly sweet blueberry flavor that matches a blueberry pie filling–albeit, perhaps a little less sweet and less artificial, which makes this cookie version even better in my opinion. I also found it interesting how dark blue the cream is—it looks odd, and I expected the dye to make it taste funny, but it didn’t whatsoever!

Overall, I’m surprised how authentic it all tastes, especially the blueberry, which is often hard to accomplish without coming across as artificial or candy-like. Together, the cookie and creme work extremely well together and create a genuine blueberry pie experience!

Release Date

Originally released in 2017, they rereleased July 7, 2025, for a limited time. Found in July at Walmart.

Review

Fairly sweet, these taste a lot like an actual peanut butter pie, and who doesn’t love a good peanut butter pie?!

Release Date

Released June 2018.

Review

A smidge sweeter than a regular Oreo, this sports a tasty cinnamon and sugar profile. That’s not all, though; there’s a distinct dough-like flavor that complements it nicely. I especially love the embedded sugar crystals throughout, which add to the texture and give it bits of crunch. Overall, these do indeed resemble a churro in cookie form.

Release Date

Released March 27, 2024, for a limited time.

Review

It tastes like a slightly more chocolatey Oreo with a hint of cookie dough in the background, which is really good overall. I like how thick they are with all that crème!

Release Date

Released in January 2021 as limited edition, these came back in September 2022 as limited edition once again.

Review

A lot like a classic Oreo, but a little more chocolatey and a hint of caramel. I didn’t get too much of the salt.

Release Date

Released July 2021 as limited edition.

Review

A chunkier and combined version of the chocolate- and dark chocolate-based Oreos. Together, it comes out to be a semi-dark-tasting creme sandwiched by the typical dark chocolate Oreo cookie. Unfortunately, the gummy worm specs in the cookie itself add absolutely nothing.

Release Date

Released as a limited edition Oreo on March 4, 2024, alongside non-limited edition Oreo Tiramisu Thins.

Review

Heath bar and toffee are some of my favorite flavors, but this was lacking. Overall, it comes across as just a smidge less sweet than a regular Oreo. And, instead of plain, sweet vanilla, there is a light, sugary, and creamy toffee flavor. The toffee isn’t as bold a toffee as I’d come across in other products; it’s much more tame here, with the inside creme overall leaning toward sugary sweet. Coupled with the dark chocolate Oreo cookie itself, it’s a pleasant combination, although the cookie flavor does overshadow the creme by just a bit more than I’d like.

Release Date

Released January 2022 alongside the limited edition Ultimate Chocolate.

Review

These are absolutely beautiful. The super cool neon swirl and the several differently decorated cookies are such a cool creation. I especially like how there are little holes in the cookies that show the inner swirl and add even more to the decoration. In terms of taste, it’s a regular Oreo, except with the addition of popping candy.

Release Date

Presales began on January 23 and were released nationwide on January 29, 2024. By scanning the QR code on the package, you could win a chance to travel to the edge of space on Space Perspective’s Spaceship Neptune.

Review

A classic Oreo made even better. Every bite has a good amount of popping candy in it, making for a fun and interesting experience in your mouth. Aside from that, there really isn’t any difference!

Release Date

First released in 2017, these are now routinely released around June & July in celebration of July 4th, American Independence Day.

Review

While I didn’t get much of a marshmallow flavor, I did notice it was slightly more chocolatey than a regular Oreo. The texture also seems a bit softer, likely due to the marshmallow. They’re good; I just wish they had more marshmallow flavor!

Release Date

Released January 2020.

Review

Despite these having both a layer of white and chocolate crème, they tasted nearly identical to the classic Oreo. It felt like the chocolate cookie overshadowed whatever the chocolate crème was supposed to be. However, these were very pretty, with edible confetti embedded in the cookies and crème!

Release Date

Released January 2022, limited edition.

Review

Exactly like a classic Oreo except with a beautiful package design and the word ‘Proud’ stamped on the cookies.

Release Date

Released May 2022, limited edition.

You can find my review and the controversy around Oreo’s Pride Cookie launch here.

Review

Aside from being identical to regular Oreos in almost every way, these have a variety of different Super Mario-themed designs stamped in, such as Mario, Peach, Mushrooms, Goomba, Boo, and more. You can find an archived page of this promotion here.

Release Date

Released for a limited time on July 10, 2023, in celebration of the Mario movie.

Review

Tastes the same as an Oreo with the same amount of creme, but this time, they sport spooky designs, glow in the dark packaging, and oozing green facial features!

However, I did notice a green tint on much of the packaging, and additionally, some of the green creme facial features weren’t always perfectly represented.

Release Date

Released early-mid August 2025 alongside an orange-only creme Halloween set of Oreos (BOO!). These are exclusive to Walmart.

Found on the Walmart website in late August 2025.

Review

A take on the classic Oreo, except with 16 Pokémon cookie designs to find! There were varying levels of rarity when it came to designs, as indicated by Oreo. Mew was the hardest to find, with sales of this design being sold for thousands, while some of the original starters were the easiest!

Release Date

Released September 2021, limited edition.

Review

The traditional Oreo, but with bright orange crème and 5 spooky cookie designs.

Release Date

Released in 2019 around Halloween as limited edition. It has been rereleased every year since around the same time.

Review

The traditional Oreo, but with green crème and cute designs, so basically, an Oreo but cuter! These came with 5 different Easter designs.

Release Date

Released in 2022 around Easter, limited edition.

Review

While the classic Oreo sits around this rank, it’s still one of the top cookies I’ve ever had! It essentially created the “cookies and cream” flavor, offering a non-bitter, mildly sweet dark chocolate cookie coupled with a sweet cream—the perfect combo! I’m glad Oreo has taken off and given us all these wild and wacky flavors on this list!

Release Date

Released March 1912.

Review

If you’re someone who decorates gingerbread houses and eats them afterward, this is for you! It nails the gingerbread and icing flavor perfectly!

Release Date

First released in 2012, they’ve come back sporadically around the winter season.

Review

I thought the mint would be overbearing like a York candy, but it wasn’t! The chocolate was a lot stronger, and the light mint really complemented it. It’s a perfectly tasty chocolate-minty cookie that many people, including those who don’t love mint, may enjoy!

Release Date

Released in 1985 for a limited time, although these seem to have stuck around since.

Review

When I smelled these, it smelled like a mildly sweet apple pie. I was hoping it would be sweeter, but unfortunately, it was not.

First, the taste is genuinely an authentic apple pie. You have the cinnamony apple coupled with the crust taste from the Oreo cookie itself. The sweetness comes from the creamy apple pie-flavored cream. Still, as I alluded to earlier, I don’t think this is quite as sweet as a regular apple pie; it comes close, but this is just a smidge less so.

These Oreos are uniquely tasty and definitely give a fall and Halloween vibe. It really is amazing how authentic these taste compared to the real thing; however, of course, these are a crunchier version of the pie!

Release Date

Released August 11, 2025. Found at Walmart in mid-August 2025.

The big thing about this Oreo is that the creme tastes identical to the Oreo cookie itself. It’s a little sweeter and obviously provides some creaminess, but the flavor itself is extremely similar, if not the same. Because of this, the cookie is both creamy and sweetly dark without being bitter. The big downside, however, is that there aren’t any contrasting flavors like many of its Oreo counterparts.

Notably, despite being dark, it’s about the same overall sweetness as a regular Oreo.

Release Date

Released January 2019.

Review

These smell so cinnamony! At first bite, I’m greeted with a clear, sweet, creamy cinnamon taste, and indeed, it does feel like a cinnamon bun in cookie form. There is a hint of artificial flavor to it, but it doesn’t detract much. The flavor exclusively comes from the inner frosting because, despite being advertised as a “Cinnamon Cookie,” the cookie part itself is plain-ish—that is to say, it’s not completely flavorless; there’s something there, perhaps a bit of sugar or something, but nothing really discernible.

In a way, this is what the Snickerdoodle Oreo should have aimed for. Overall, it’s about the same sweetness and cinnamon level as a cinnamon roll and does resemble it, minus the background of artificialness.

Release Date

Released in the US in January 2016. At some point, they became discontinued but remain available in Canada. Found on Amazon in April 2025.

Review

This can be described almost like a ‘lite Oreo.’ For the cookie itself, it’s like they mixed regular dark chocolate with a little bit of vanilla and red velvet. What you get is a light chocolate and lightly red velvet-tasting cookie with a hint of vanilla. The creme on the inside tastes very similar to regular Oreo creme and has just a hint of cream cheese flavoring. Overall, about the same level of sweetness as a regular Oreo.

Release Date

Initially released in 2015, discontinued in 2020, and rereleased for a limited time on September 12, 2023. Found at Walmart.

Review

They added a milk chocolate creme layer to a regular Oreo, which brings down its dark flavor and adds a bit more sweetness. I can’t make out if the white creme really does taste like marshmallow or whether it’s the generic one. Either way, these sort of resemble hot cocoa, I guess. The hot cocoa flavor here mostly comes from the additional layer of cream, which has some milk chocolate, and overall, it’s kind of like an Oreo but less dark.

Release Date

Originally released back in 2017 for a limited time, they were again released for a limited time around October 2023.

Review

I expected a lot more, especially from such a duo with Selena Gomez. They aren’t bad, but they won’t blow you out of the water either.

First off, the cookie part is a lot like a regular Oreo, but a smidge less dark—nothing to write home about. There are also some nifty designs carved onto each one. The creme, however, is where the cookie shines, or, well, it should shine, but it doesn’t.

The duo layered creme center is if you got regular Oreo creme, took away a little bit of its sweetness, and added a sprinkle of cinnamon. It comes across as having a light and creamy vanilla-cinnamon taste. Really, it does seem less sweet than some other Oreos, including the original, which is a letdown because I feel like it could really benefit from the added sweetness as well as an extra dash of cinnamon.

Oreo advertises this cookie as having a horchata feel, with one of its creme layers representing sweetened condensed milk. Unfortunately, this cookie simply isn’t sweet nor bold enough to showcase those flavors.

Release Date

Released June 9 for a limited time. Found at Walmart.

Review

The peanut butter is clearly there; in fact, it does resemble the typical store-bought PB you’d find from brands like Skippy and others. However, the creme-to-cookie ratio is off, i.e., there isn’t much creme, and therefore, the peanut butter isn’t as strong as you might think. Unfortunately, the Oreo cookie itself overpowers it. Essentially, it’s a small glob of peanut butter on a crunchy dark cookie.

Until they release a Double Stuf or higher version of these, despite loving peanut butter, I’m going to be a little disappointed because these could be so much better!

Release Date

Review

Exactly as advertised. This Oreo’s creme is just milk chocolate, nothing else, making it a little extra chocolatey than the regular Oreos.

Release Date

I’m unsure of a release date.

Review

I expected weirdness, but this was actually pretty decent! Overall, it is mostly sweet and only mildly sour. It definitely has a light Sour Patch Kids taste with little specs of sourness throughout. Surprisingly, none of this is awkward or off-putting, and the creamy Golden Oreo complements it nicely.

Release Date

Released May 6, 2024, for a limited time.

Review

Coming in slightly less sweet than most Oreos, the pumpkin spice flavoring is equally not overbearing and is, instead, very pleasant. It reminds me of a non-bitter, moderately sweet pumpkin pie where the cookie tastes like the crust and the creme resembles pumpkin pie filling.

Release Date

Released in Fall 2014 for a limited time. It was reintroduced the following years around the same time until 2017 when they were discontinued. They were reintroduced in August 2022 as limited edition.

Review

They look amazing, and the smell is a sweet salted caramel. The flavor was complex, to say the least. The filling itself had a mix of light, creamy salted caramel with a bit of traditional vanilla creme. In addition, a background of semi-dark and plain cookie flavor, both from the cookies themselves. Overall, despite the strong smell, they’re a little less sweet and more tame than a regular Oreo. I expected more sweetness and a stronger salted caramel taste.

Release Date

Released January 27, 2025, for a limited time and found in February 2025 at Walmart.

Review

Despite the strong scent of cinnamon snickerdoodle smell, these weren’t as strong as I expected. This is not to say that the snickerdoodle taste wasn’t there–it was, but it could have been a tad sweeter and stronger.

Release Date

Released October 17th, 2022, limited edition.

Review

Instead of plain vanilla creme, it sports a sweet, artificial birthday cake flavor. Unfortunately, the creme is a bit too artificial for me. They need to tone down whatever chemical they put into it.

Release Date

Released in 2012 as part of Oreo’s 100th birthday. Unlike the 110th variant, these are permanent additions to the Oreo line.

Review

Despite how thin these are, the flavor is bolder than many other Oreo varieties that have substantially more creme. Genuinely, it tastes like a strong tiramisu creme without any weird or artificial tastes. Coupled with the chocolate cookie, it’s a pretty tasty combo. My only gripe is simple: make these with even more creme!

Release Date

Released March 4, 2024, alongside a limited edition Oreo Dirt Cake flavor.

Review

The same chocolate cookie paired with a strong, alcoholic, Irish creme taste. It’s almost slightly bitter, but the sweetness keeps it enjoyable. The inside creme does taste very similar to Irish creme without being artificial–keep your kids away! Overall, it pairs well with the chocolate Oreo cookies; however, I still personally prefer the thicker Oreo cookie and creme.

Release Date

Released January 3, 2025, along with other new Oreo products. Found at Walmart in January 2025.

Review

A mouthful of cinnamon, cider, and apple, hitting just right in the fall time. While I personally wouldn’t buy this flavor again, they were an interesting and tasty treat.

Release Date

Released August 2021, limited edition.

Review

You can taste all the flavors, including the noticeable strawberry; nothing overpowers the other too much. It’s less sweet than the classic Oreo, likely due to the flavorless cookie part.

Release Date

Released July 2022, limited edition.

Review

Hugged by the golden vanilla-flavored cookie, this has a nice, non-artificial-tasting lemon crème that isn’t overpowering nor too sweet or punchy. The slight vanilla flavor of the cookie itself is also a nice touch. Unfortunately, I feel like I need to be in a special mood to get these.

Release Date

Originally released as limited edition in 2012 as ‘Lemon Twist’ with chocolate cookies instead of golden, they came back a year later with these.

Review

Double vanilla is doubly good! The extra creme in these provides an even softer texture that rounds out the crunchy cookie. However, the entire flavor composition of the cookie remains the same: it’s a fairly sweet vanilla, with no noticeable taste distinction between the cookie part itself and the filling. Better than regular Golden Oreos, but they don’t move the needle too much ahead.

Release Date

Released in 2009. Found February 2025 at Walmart.

Review

If you like sweet vanilla-flavored cookies, these are for you. Unfortunately, I found these to be just OK, heavily preferring their chocolate variant, as they provide more contrast than these. Simply put, the cookie itself and the cream taste the same: a simple, fairly sweet vanilla. They’re enjoyable, but they won’t blow you away, either. Perhaps they’re best used as a topping for baked goods and other treats.

Release Date

Several sources dispute the release and history of this. More official reports state it was released in 2003, while others claim a more complicated history that started in 2011 in Indonesia.

Review

It’s literally as advertised, nothing more, nothing less. All of the flavor comes from the center filling, which has a moderately sweet maple creme. It isn’t too artificial, either, which I appreciate. Unfortunately, the cookie part itself has zero flavor—literally, none at all! In fact, just to compare, Oreo versions like the Golden cookie put it to shame! It honestly drags it down.

Aside from bashing on the cookie part, it’s still a good overall mapley cookie, with the creme being the obvious best part.

Release Date

A US version was released in August 2019 for the fall season and was temporarily released again a year later. While I’m unsure of a release date for other countries, this specific Oreo picture is the Canadian version, which became a permanent flavor at some point. Found on Amazon in April 2025.

Review

Simply unimpressive with so much potential. Is this supposed to resemble a pretzel? Because I don’t really feel like it accurately represents it. The cookie part itself has a few salt crystals, but what the flavor translates to is, well… bread crust? Perhaps a variation of a graham cracker? Either way, it’s plainish, and the salt is mostly unnoticeable.

The chocolate center is equally boring: it’s plain chocolate, not milk, not dark, just chocolate. At the very least, it’s sort of sweet, but it’s overshadowed by the cookie part, which tones it down. Overall, these Oreos aren’t as sweet as the others. The flavors are also lackluster and a disappointment to be called “Chocolate Covered Pretzel” flavored.

Release Date

Released May 5, 2025, for a limited time. Found at Walmart in May 2025.

Review

Despite not being advertised as such, it’s definitely a Double Stuf creme-filled-sized cookie. Compared to a Golden Oreo, the cookie itself is the same, but the creme is different. It resembles a very artificial birthday cake-like flavor, almost like vanilla frosting with too much color dye, making it somewhat bitter. Overall, it’s sweet, just very artificial. Personally, just give me a regular Golden Oreo.

Release Date

First released in 2013, then rereleased on March 3, 2025, for a limited time as part of Oreo’s birthday. Found March 2025 at Walmart.

Review

Truth be told, while there isn’t a huge difference between these and Mint, it’s enough to throw these further down the ranking. The creme is clearly mint, but not as strong as the regular Mint Oreos. Instead, these have an odd, additional, artificial, creamy-like flavor that just rubs me the wrong way. It feels like it’s trying too hard to be something it’s not. Something about that creme flavor turns me away.

Release Date

Released July 8, 2024, for a limited time.

Review

Identical to the Golden Oreo except with a smidge of added chocolate. This chocolate tastes pretty average; it isn’t dark or sweet; it simply is there, which adds complexity. While I appreciated the added chocolate, I would rather either buy a full chocolate Oreo or stick with a full vanilla Golden one.

Release Date

Released January 2023 alongside Oreo Peanut Butter Cakesters and Gluten Free Golden Oreos.

Review

Smells and tastes like these have infused Coca-Cola soda throughout the cookies. The flavor is not off-putting; instead, it’s simply… interesting! It feels like you’re literally eating a crunchy Coca-Cola. The traditional Oreo cookie taste is dimmed down quite a lot, and really, this is mostly just Coca-Cola tasting. I appreciated the bits of popping candy and the unique ‘Coca-Cola’-stamped cookies. Overall, something I’m glad I tried but likely not an Oreo flavor I’d get again aside from the novelty.

Release Date

Released August 13, 2024, for a limited time alongside a Coca-Cola Oreo Cookie drink flavor. Found at Walmart.

Review

The thought of Oreo and cotton candy makes me gag, but these were a pleasant surprise! It’s quite sweet, mostly a sugar, cotton candy-like taste. Overall, I don’t think I’d buy these again, but they were decent enough!

Release Date

Released initially in 2015, these have come back on June 5th, 2023, as a limited edition, summer carnival-based Oreo. Found at Walmart in June 2023.

Review

Even less sweet than their Golden counterparts, these instead have more of a graham cracker taste with a smidge of chocolate and regular creme. Compared to a s’more, these are missing the sweetness, chocolate, marshmallow, and almost everything! Overall, these could have been so much better; they were so plain!

Release Date

First released for a limited time on May 22nd, 2015, as S’mores Oreos, these came back as S’mOreo for a limited time on May 8th, 2023, and again in subsequent years.