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March 12, 2021 / Posted by:

Uh-Oh Oreos!

Oreo has made plenty of mistakes before (example: the heave-worthy watermelon Oreos), but in 2003, they made a mistake on purpose. “Uh-oh!” isn’t only what you say when you’ve eaten too many Oreos and your bowels let you know that they’re about to spew out a shit tsunami, it was also the name of an Oreo that came straight from The Upside Down because it was two vanilla cookies hugging a disc of chocolate creme. You can’t reinvent the wheel but Nabisco surely did reinvent the Oreo with this mind-flipping creation!

Nabisco put out Uh-Oh Oreos in 2003 and they were for those people who used to take regular Oreos apart and put a chocolate cookie between two cream discs (nobody did that). The commercial for Uh-Oh Oreos showed actual footage of how they came to be. I mean, obviously, fancy pastry chefs whip up Oreos and Uh-Oh Oreos were born when one of those pastry chefs accidentally butt fucked a switch and reversed the Oreo-making. Yup, this bootleg I Love Lucy chocolate factory buffoonery is definitely a documentary:

Uh-Oh Oreos don’t exist anymore, so Uh-Oh Oreo lovers will have to go back to taking regular Oreos apart and putting a chocolate cookie between two cream discs. Or you know, just buy vanilla cookie and chocolate cream sandwiches at the store.

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