Oreo is giving Thanksgiving a cookie-sized makeover — and yes, that includes turkey. The brand has unveiled six limited-edition flavors inspired by a full Thanksgiving dinner, transforming the holiday’s most iconic dishes into snackable bites. Keep reading to discover which flavors made the cut, how this collection is being sold, and what snackers think of this delightfully unusual cookie feast.
Who needs hours in the kitchen when Oreo has turned the entire Thanksgiving dinner into dessert? The iconic cookie brand is taking holiday snacking to a new level with its Thanksgiving Dinner Inspired Cookies. This limited-edition lineup transforms classic holiday dishes into bite-sized, fudge-coated treats.
Unveiled on October 29, this inventive collection reimagines the flavors of the season, featuring six distinct varieties: Turkey & Gravy, Sweet Potato, Creamed Corn, Apple Caramel Pie, Pumpkin Pie, and Cranberry Sauce. Each cookie sandwich is coated in a layer of fudge infused with its signature flavor, blending the sweet and savory in true Oreo fashion.
To complete the festive experience, each cookie comes in a fall-themed color that matches its flavor, from the golden yellow of Creamed Corn to the warm brown of Turkey & Gravy. With hues inspired by the season’s cozy palette, this Thanksgiving collection invites snackers to taste tradition in a whole new way — one daring, fudge-covered bite at a time.
Oreo isn’t just serving up festive flavors — it’s delivering them in style. The Thanksgiving Dinner Inspired Cookies arrive in a collectible, Oreo-shaped tin that’s as eye-catching as the treats inside. Each tin holds 12 cookies — two of every flavor. Some fans hoped to find the tin in stores, but a company spokesperson told TODAY.com that it’s available only through Oreo’s official website for $19.99 plus shipping.
Oreo’s Thanksgiving flavors spark buzz — but not everyone’s on board
Reactions to Oreo’s Thanksgiving Dinner-Inspired Cookies have been as mixed as the flavors themselves. When the lineup debuted on Instagram via @snackolator, many longtime fans admitted they were thankful they didn’t actually have to taste the turkey-and-gravy twist. Some described the idea as downright unappetizing, while others said they’d buy the set just for the collectible tin, not necessarily the cookies inside.
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Still, curiosity got the best of a few brave snackers who confessed they couldn’t resist ordering the unusual treats, eager to find out how Oreo managed to capture an entire Thanksgiving meal in fudge-coated form.
One recurring gripe, however, wasn’t about the flavors at all — it was the shipping cost. Several users complained that delivery fees sometimes cost more than the cookies themselves. According to TODAY.com, standard shipping for the Oreo Thanksgiving tin can range from $20 to over $30, depending on the delivery location.
Source: TODAY.com