I just ate Oreos for the first time.

you'll come crawling back for more, you will.

Whose idea was it to sandwich some cream between 2 slices of charcoal? I know Oreoes are quite popular in America, and they've started to appear over here (UK) about a year or so ago. How can anyone eat these things? The biscuit parts made me wince because of how dry and bitter they are, and the creamy part was so full of sugar I could feel my teeth disolve an inch before they reached it. Maybe it's an American thing, but these....things just aren't edible. Give me a bourbon or Hobnob anytime. So, thank you Oreos, you've just made me a biscuit xenophobe >: (karriston

Ive never had them before but i a really big cookie fan, are they really as good as people say (apart from the TC)

I live in england and LOVE oreo's they taste incredible, but I can only mange a handfull at a time as they do get a lil sickly, but other than that is PURE AWESOMENESS! :D

Also, Doublestuffed are where its at (w/milk)

Oreos are the best cookies ever! :o

They're also one of the best kind of cookies to have with milk.

Ummmm I think you ate an old Oreo bro, they aren't supposed to be like biscuits.

I've tried them with milk. I've tried licking the cream and chucking the 2 biscuit things out. My opinion remains unchanged. Plus they stick to your teeth like cement after you chew them.karriston

Doesn't sound like Oreos to me. :?

Bitter? :|

Oreos are freaking amazing. Especially with milk..

Oreos are the best mass produced cookies made. How can you not like them?

Ive never had them before but i a really big cookie fan, are they really as good as people say (apart from the TC)

Wolls

you'll come crawling back for more, you will.

adv_tr00per

Hahaha I love this guy.

Ummmm I think you ate an old Oreo bro, they aren't supposed to be like biscuits.

needled24-7

mmm

Also, they aren't supposed to be dry. They probably got stale on the way from the US to the UK. :P

Ummmm I think you ate an old Oreo bro, they aren't supposed to be like biscuits.

needled24-7

[QUOTE="karriston"]I've tried them with milk. I've tried licking the cream and chucking the 2 biscuit things out. My opinion remains unchanged. Plus they stick to your teeth like cement after you chew them.Shad0ki11

Doesn't sound like Oreos to me. :?

mmm

coasterdude33

mmm

They've just appeared on the shelves where I live too. After my experience with Hershey's chocolate :? , I was going to give them a miss ... but then people keep going on about them here and, to be fair, some American sweets are decent - Reeses cups for one. I'm not expecting anything up to the standard of Ginger Creams or Hobnobs but I'll still give them a fair trial.

They're great, and this is coming from a non-American.MrPraline

On another note, has anyone from the U.S. / U.K. had Tim Tams? I had never heard of them before going to Australia but they're damn good. I don't know if they're sold anywhere else.Englando_IV

Sorry, but your opinion is wrong.JML897

Milk + Oreos = HeavenRenegadePatriot

agreed:)

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

[QUOTE="karriston"]I've tried them with milk. I've tried licking the cream and chucking the 2 biscuit things out. My opinion remains unchanged. Plus they stick to your teeth like cement after you chew them.Englando_IV

Doesn't sound like Oreos to me. :?

[QUOTE="Englando_IV"]On another note, has anyone from the U.S. / U.K. had Tim Tams? I had never heard of them before going to Australia but they're damn good. I don't know if they're sold anywhere else.Wolls

you'll come crawling back for more, you will.

adv_tr00per

[QUOTE="Englando_IV"][QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]

Doesn't sound like Oreos to me. :?

karriston

No. Never. Oreos don't do that.

Are you sure you were eating Oreos, and not charcoal?

Perhaps you reached into the wrong bag(or box)?

[QUOTE="Wolls"][QUOTE="Englando_IV"]On another note, has anyone from the U.S. / U.K. had Tim Tams? I had never heard of them before going to Australia but they're damn good. I don't know if they're sold anywhere else.Englando_IV

They look like penguin biscuits