Why oreos are so overrated?

>>7332072
By whom? While I'm aware they're supposedly a beloved product I don't know anyone who actually buys them. I've never heard anyone in real life say, "You know what I really like? Oreos!"

I think they're an antique thing that hangs on in our culture because the small percentage of people who grew up eating them developed a taste for them. They're like the Kraft Dinner of cookies.

REKT in the first post. Congrats, OP.

>>7332084
As a kid I remember the onslaught of commercials during cartoons that tried to make me feel bad for not wanting to lick out all the gross icing and eat the nasty cookies. I remember trying to like them and do all the games but they just weren't good. Glad I didn't develop a taste for them.

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>>7332072
I like em. What I usually do is buy a package and open it them leave it open for a couple days so they get stale. Oreos are godly when they're stale. They melt in your mouth so good

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>>7332072
Kill yourself.

>>7332072
Bet you ten dollarydoos that glass of milk is a sculpture.

My meme cousin loves those, and everything related to them.

>>7332072
It's an american thing. The only reason our (europoor) stores have them is because "it's an american thing".

>>7332072
they were probably better when they were made with lard. now they're made with vegetable shortening and it leaves a greasy film in your mouth, since shortening doesn't melt in your mouth like lard or butter.

>>7332444
the oreo looks plastic too