I just ate Oreos for the first time.

Love oreos, absoloutely hate them with milk. Makes me sick.

shutdown_202

I agree with this, I never eat cookies with milk.

Oreos are ****ing orgasmic. :xFunky_Llama

[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Oreos are ****ing orgasmic. :xpvtdonut54

your undeveloped European taste budds just cant handle the awesomeness of the american oreo :P

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[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Oreos are ****ing orgasmic. :xFunky_Llama

there good, as a once in a while thing, just don't eat a whole box of them in one sitting, your regreat it after 13 hours when nature call :-)>

Don't like Oreos?:o Maybe you just don't deserve their asomeness! What do they put in tea these days?

I went to the US last year for a couple of months so I could try Oreos and they are pretty awesome. My mind wasn't blown by them though as we have many similar cookies here in Brazil.

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

needled24-7

If I'm not mistaken, a Cookie to Americans is a Biscuit to British.

Oreos are good. Sorry UK guy!

Oreos are the second best cookies in the world, second to the original chocolate chip.

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

[QUOTE="karriston"]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 >: (CommanderShiro

Yeah... there's a reason why it's called Milk's Favorite Cookie, by the way.

It's because you're eating them wrong. When you eat them the American way, it's like having an orgasm in your mouth.

WTF? Oreos are amazing :|DrSponge

It's because you're eating them wrong. When you eat them the American way, it's like having an orgasm in your mouth.

Nerd_Man

Chocolate chip cookies, truly a little slice of heaven. And I'm Scottish by the way, we do get cookies here and call them cookies. I love Maryland cookies.

R/T

Milk + Oreos = HeavenRenegadePatriot

^_^ Oreos in a cup of milk eaten with a spoon...yum.killab2oo5

Oreos are ****ing orgasmic. :xFunky_Llama

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

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[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Oreos are ****ing orgasmic. :xFunky_Llama

She chomped it? Ouch.

[spoiler] How can you hate Oreos? Oreos are delicious and refreshing? [/spoiler]

No milk? tsk tsk

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]^_^ Oreos in a cup of milk eaten with a spoon...yum.Cherokee_Jack

Interesting.

Oreos aren't the highest quality cookie (read: biscuit) but I still think they're on to something there. British tastes differ quite a bit from American tastes, howvever. It's one of the reasons, after all, that we're no longer the same nation. :P

Anyway, to each their own.My girlfriend, who is Asian, thinks I'm crazy for putting milk in my tea. As a Brit, I'm sure you can see where I'm coming from there.