Yes, Oreo's New Halloween Cereal Does Turn Milk Orange
Just when you thought you'd seen it all from the snack industry—another surprising launch comes your way. Oreo is getting ahead of Halloween this year with a new breakfast treat that may, or may not, fall in your category of spooky. The brand's Halloween Oreo Puffs Cereal will appear on store shelves beginning on August 1.
The limited-time cereal is described on the box as a "sweetened corn and oat cereal with marshmallows." Its ingredients include Oreo cookie wafers, chocolatey puffs, and marshmallows. The Halloween trick? The cereal colors your milk orange. Men's Journal got a sneak peak of the product ahead of its official launch, and, yes, we can confirm that it turns liquids into a vibrant orange.
The treat is meant to serve as a breakfast food or a munching snack for your upcoming Halloween parties. It will be available through October at grocery stores nationwide while supplies last. We're predicting that this cereal will be intriguing to many loyal Oreo consumers—so, if you'd like to try it out, we'd advise grabbing it off of shelves as soon as you see it.
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The box declares each serving size at 1½ cups with 160 calories per serving. Each container consists of seven servings total. Oreo describes the new cereal as a "fun and frightful way to enjoy the iconic Oreo taste this Halloween season." The cookie brand already drops Halloween-themed cookies each year, featuring fun graphics like ghosts and pumpkins.
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Aside from Halloween preparations, Oreo has been busy with product drops. The cookie brand recently announced the return of the fan-favorite Blueberry Pie Oreo flavor. In mid-May, the company also partnered up with actress Selena Gomez to launch a limited-edition cinnamon créme cookie. Back in April, Oreo put Spring into full swing with a new Cherry Blossom Matcha Thins variety.
Looks like there are no signs of them stopping anytime soon!
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