Can anyone provide me with the lyrics to that Oreo TV ad which sings “Oh, oh, oh ice cold milk and an oreo cookie; the taste that forever goes together with that chocolately sensation…a creamy oreo filling of an “O” - O-r-e-o!”
Anyone remember this catchy jingle?
You can listen to the entire commercial at the 80s TV Themes website for commercials. I can’t believe I’m about to transcribe this …
OREO commercial 1983*
narrator: What’s so special about an OREO cookie?
singer: It’s a creamy lickin’ chocolate sensation!
chorus: Oh. O-R-E-O!
singer: It’s a creamy lickin’ chocolate sensation!
chorus: Oh. O-R-E-O!
narrator: There’s only ONE OREO cookie. Creamy luscious inside, real chocolate cookies outside.
chorus: It’s a creamy lickin’ chocolate sensation!
chorus: Oh. O-R-E-O!
narrator: OREO cookies. From Nabisco.
chorus: Oh. O-R-E-O!
chorus: America’s cookie jar!
ding!*
That’s it. Really. Another jingle was as follows:
*
“Ice cold milk and an oreo cookie,
they forever go together in a classic combination
like the one and only creamy milk chocolate
O-R-E-O… Na-bis-co! ding”
*
I guess my favorite version of that commercial wasn’t up:
It’s hard to hide the kid inside when you’re eating …
An O-R-E-O! Keeps your milk from getting lonely!
Can I do my favorite Oreo song? I can, huh? Please? Thanks!
There was a hand clapping game that went with it.
*Do you know exactly how to eat an Oreo?
Well to do it
You unscrew it
Very fast.
'Cause a kid’ll eat the middle of an Oreo first
And save the chocolate cookie outside for last.*
I’m here all week, folks.
Little girls
have pretty curls,
But I like Oreos.
Oreos the best because,
It’s the very best cookie, ever was.
Girls are nice,
But Oh what Ice-
ing comes with Oreos.
I don’t remember the rest.
I never even really liked the cookies.
There was another one with the same tune that was
Icecream and an oreo cookie,
they forever go together in a classic combination
when the dark delicious cookie meets an icy cold sensation
like the one and only, creamy, crunchy chocolate O-R-E-O
either that, or i dreamed oreo jingles and missed my calling to a life of marketing.