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Milk is so gross!! Why would you contaminate a perfectly delicious Oreo by dipping it in milk??!?!
And those fudge covered Oreos were fairly gross. 
I used to bake cookies a lot. Until I moved into this house, which doesn’t have a functional oven. 
Cyn: Hydrox are NOT better than Oreo’s.
Cite please?
How can it be flavorless and sweet??
Personally, I like how the filling tastes, so I only eat double-stuff ones.
elfkin: There’s a difference between flavour and taste. Taste is primarily what you sense on your tongue*: sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami. Flavour is taste plus aroma. No aroma, no flavour. Just a sweet taste.
A dictionary is your friend.
*[sub]Technically, anyway. Colloquially, taste can mean flavour, too, but flavour never means just the stuff you sense on your tongue.[/sub]
VarlosZ: I swear, I was only looking for the Nabisco Canada web site, but I found this article about Canadian Oreos.
Biggirl: It’s possible I have outgrown them; I’ve outgrown lots of other food. However, American food just tastes funny. Oreos are not the first product I’ve had this problem with.
Sua: Holy shit. I stand corrected. Had I known this before I went ot Montreal yesterday I would have done a little taste test.
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As a 3-year boarding school resident of Canada (thank god I no longer live in the great, hellacious north), I can vouch for the fact that they make Corn Pops COMPLETELY FUCKING DIFFERENT up there. Not even remotely similar to the regular ones.
I don’t know what the hell their problem is that they had to go and create a new product and sell it under the same name up there. Blech.
They might just as easily make oreos different.
My $0.02
SKUDGE is a good word, very descriptive.
Add it to your vocabulary folks, because it’s going to be right up there with felching, squicking and “Touch your nose!”
I must admit, I love Oreos.Even though I don’t get them very often (but I can have all the vegemite I can handle, ug)
But one thing always bothered me. The filling is called “stuff”. Not “creamy goodness” or “yummy white filling” or even “a slice of heaven”. It’s called “stuff”. I guess it bothers me because when I was a kid we used to call out genetals “stuff” (you know, “girl-stuff” or “boy-stuff”).
Strange.