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Oreo has done it again: a cookie that is hard to get and even harder to stop eating. The brand is giving away only 1,000 packs of its limited Oreo Espresso Creme Thins.

A cookie with a bite taken out on a white background

A reviewer who got an early box says it is an espresso Oreo and a darn good cookie. He put out three cookies to try and ended up eating seven.

The review ran October 26 on Tasting Table by Sam Zwick.

How The Giveaway Works

The cookies are a limited-edition, special-release exclusive. They come in a small box with two sleeves of 10 cookies each, for 20 in all.

Entries run through November 3 on the Oreo website. One of 1,000 packs is available through a chance drawing.

On November 4, the first 1,000 people to redeem an emailed code get a pack. Winners pay only shipping, listed as $2.99.

An Espresso Aroma Regular Oreos Lack

Oreo sent the reviewer a box before the public release. He noticed a strong espresso aroma that regular Oreos lack.

He judged the cookies on flavor, texture and overall cohesiveness. The thin filling is strongly espresso-flavored and sweet enough to offset the coffee’s bitterness.

Why He Could Not Stop At Three

The reviewer compared the experience to a potato chip, saying it is impossible to eat only one. He ate seven cookies from the three he had set out.

He called it “an espresso Oreo and a darn good cookie.” Mocha fans will likely enjoy it, while drinkers of black coffee may find it too sweet.

Compared with a Double Stuf, the Thins feel like an appetizer to a Double Stuf meal. For someone who prefers more filling, the thin shape is a drawback.

The Numbers On The Box

Each three-cookie serving has 130 calories, 6 grams of fat, 80 milligrams of sodium and 12 grams of sugar.

That is a modest amount per serving, but the reviewer’s seven-cookie snack shows how quickly servings can multiply. A small plate or a measured portion helps keep treats in check.

The reviewer also suggested a future product: a classic-size coffee-flavored Oreo, such as a Cappuccino or Caramel Macchiato version.

How To Enter A Cookie Drawing

Because entries close November 3, timing matters. If you want a chance at a pack, visit the Oreo website, follow the entry steps and check your email.

  • Use an email address you check often, since the code arrives by email.
  • Redeem the code quickly on November 4. Only the first 1,000 people get a pack.
  • Be ready to pay the $2.99 shipping fee.
  • Read the official rules on the site before entering.

Pair Your Oreos With A Coffee Break

Espresso cookies are naturally a good match for a hot drink. Try one with a cup of milk or a mild coffee, so the flavors balance.

They are also a nice addition to a dessert plate with ice cream. Crush a few over vanilla for extra crunch.

If you do not win a pack, you can make a simple copycat treat. Mix a spoonful of instant espresso powder into vanilla frosting and sandwich it between thin chocolate wafers.

The Appeal Of Scarcity

Limited drops like this create excitement. A product that is hard to get becomes a story, and a story brings people to a website.

It also gives fans a fun game, even if the prize is only a box of cookies. For many, the thrill of trying a rare treat is the real reward.

With a thin cookie and a thick buzz, Oreo has found a way to make a snack feel like an event.

Tips For Taste Testing Like A Pro

You can judge a cookie the way the reviewer did. Look at the appearance, smell it, then take a bite and notice the flavor, the crunch and how the filling holds together.

Try one plain, then pair it with coffee or milk and see how the taste changes. A drink can lift or flatten the flavor of a sweet snack.

Take notes if you like. A short list of what you loved helps you remember which limited editions are worth chasing next time.

Sharing A Sweet Surprise

A box of 20 cookies is a nice treat to share. Set out a few on a plate for friends or bring a sleeve to the next family dinner.

If you do win a pack, take a photo of the box and enjoy the moment. Limited editions are the kind of thing people love to tell stories about later.

Why The Thin Cookie Is Having A Moment

Thin cookies appeal to people who like a lighter bite. With less cookie and more crunch, they feel like a snack you can have with a cup of coffee without a heavy afterthought.

The reviewer’s comparison to a potato chip tells the story. The crisp texture and quick bite invite another, and another, until the sleeve is half empty.

That is great news for the brand, and a gentle warning for anyone watching their sugar. Pour a small plate and put the box away before you start.

If you miss out on the drawing, check the shelves in the coming months. Limited editions sometimes return in a wider release if enough fans ask for them.

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