Back in the 80's-90's Nabisco had Fudge Covered Oreo Cookies and they tasted wonderful and my mom used to like them too and they were sold around the holidays then year-round and also came in white fudge too. But I haven't seen Fudge Covered Oreo Cookies in stores anymore and I wondered what happened to them. Both versions of the Fudge Covered Oreo cookies were marvelous treats to have during the holidays and I have been craving some for awhile. Did Nabisco quit making these Oreo cookies?

Fudge Covered Oreo Cookies are still made.
Can be found at Walmart, Target and Amazon.

Here is a link for my local Walmart site:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/OREO-Fudge-Covered-Chocolate-Sandwich-Cookies-7-9-oz/153360434

Also at OREO:
https://www.oreo.com/oreo-cookies/oreo-fudge-covered

get into website, click on Oreo Cookies at the top of bar, then click on all cookies

Kroger sells the fudge covered Oreos year round. The white fudge covered Oreos are still only around Christmas time.

Spoil sport here, keep an eye on your blood sugar as you could be heading down the diabetic path with all your refined sugars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Healthline.com says:

"You Can’t Sweets Your Way Into Diabetes"

“Genes play a large role in the development of diabetes,” Bacon and Matz write.

By saying that eating sweets gives you diabetes, you’re furthering this idea that food has an intrinsic “good” or “bad” value and that your punishment for eating badly is getting a disease.

https://www.healthline.com/health/diabetes/sugar-doesnt-cause-diabetes#1

I've heard the genes thing and diabetes, my family were major sugar/carb people and no diabetes from it all BUT plenty of dental problems...BUT all in all nothing nutritious about refined sugars/carbs......moderation moderation moderation. And keep an eye on blood sugar levels.

I just bought a box of honey graham crackers and they even have a little fiber in them, gooy sweet sugar sweets turn me OFF and these honey grahams are perfect....I may even do a smore.

Since we've wandered off topic, I'll go along and mention Oreo has pumpkin spice back.

These are the bomb!! It's too bad it's limited time.

Since we've wandered off topic, ....

The main page under Chit Chat says "For off-topic posts." So...

Spoil sport here, keep an eye on your blood sugar as you could be heading down the diabetic path with all your refined sugars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Which could be one of the reasons why Oreo stopped making Big Stuf Oreo cookies in the 80s. I LOVED those.

Which could be one of the reasons why Oreo stopped making Big Stuf Oreo cookies in the 80s. I LOVED those.

Food companies don't care about people's health, only one to be concerned about one's health is YOU.

Well, I know where I'm going after work.:eyes:

I like the Oreos that float in your cup of milk.

I have always loved fudge covered Oreos myself. Love them with hot drinks such as coffee or mocha.

When I was a cookie and milk dunker, many yrs ago, it was original oreo and regular milk. That was then, now no dunking going on.

I used to like Oreos in the ealry 80s but they changed the shell in the late 80s sometime and its not as good at all........

I've never been much of a cookie person. I like chocolate chip cookies sometimes.

One of my local stores has "Enrobed" Oreo cookies.
I believe these are Kosher.

I finally got Fudge Covered Oreos yesterday and I can honestly say that they still use the same fudge flavoring as they used to and they taste so good they actually melt in your mouth. I thought Fudge Covered Oreos were extinct for good but Mom was lucky to find some at Walmart and we also plan to get the White Fudge Covered Oreos for the holidays. I can say that Fudge Covered Oreos really deserve the "Hawkee Seal Of Approval"

Hi, Hawkee! I love fudge covered Oreo's. They changed the filling on regular ones and the vanilla oreos are horrible. I am glad you found them. Is it true all oreos now are made in Mexico?
DTK

Where Are Oreos Made 2023
October 12, 2022

Nowadays, Oreo cookies are massively produced in Mexico. Their production lines in New Jersey, Illinois, and Virginia are still running.

Hence, we can say that Oreos are made in the USA through massive production going on to Mexico.

https://madefind.com/where-are-oreos-made/