Oreo launches six new Thanksgiving flavors including Turkey and Stuffing

Oreo is making Thanksgiving sweeter and a little weirder

Oreo’s new OREOiD Thanksgiving Dinner Inspired Cookies transform classic Thanksgiving dishes into fudge-covered cookie creations. Launched online on October 29, 2025, this limited-edition line combines sweet and savory flavors with the iconic Oreo crunch.

The collection features six inventive flavors, each presented in a collectible tin, offering a unique holiday taste experience.

The concept behind the flavors

The idea is simple: push flavor boundaries. Oreo designed this line as an experimental “taste test” of Thanksgiving classics, covering mains, sides, and desserts. Each tin contains twelve cookies, with two of each flavor.

The full assortment costs $19.99, while six-packs of safer options like Pumpkin Pie or Caramel Apple Pie are $14.99. Available exclusively online, the limited-time launch shows Oreo’s playful approach to seasonal indulgence and foodie curiosity.

Flavor 1. Turkey and stuffing

This is the showstopper: Oreo cookies coated in brown fudge infused with turkey and stuffing flavors. Earthy tones mimic a Thanksgiving plate, and the taste is intentionally polarizing. Oreo calls it “a bold experiment straight out of Grandma’s questionable holiday cookbook.”

Fans are divided; some are disgusted, some intrigued, and others eager to experience what they call a Willy Wonka-level flavor. It’s savory, strange, and undeniably memorable.

Flavor 2. Creamed corn

A buttery, sweet, yellow fudge captures the essence of classic creamed corn. Drizzled lightly with festive icing, it evokes warmth and nostalgia. Creamed Corn Oreo pairs subtle sweetness with the chocolate crunch, offering an approachable entry into Oreo’s savory-sweet experiments.

It is surprisingly comforting and has sparked curiosity among those who enjoy unconventional flavor mashups. It’s playful, seasonal, and oddly satisfying.

Flavor 3. Sweet potato

This flavor channels the cozy, caramelized essence of candied sweet potatoes. The orange-hued fudge balances earthy undertones with Oreo’s chocolate, creating a comforting fall-inspired taste. Fans who tried it describe a surprisingly pleasant warmth and nostalgic familiarity.

Part of Oreo’s “unforgettable” mash-up concept, Sweet Potato Oreo shows how dessert and holiday traditions can collide in a surprisingly harmonious way.

Flavor 4. Cranberry sauce

A tart, ruby-red fudge represents cranberry sauce, a Thanksgiving table essential. Slightly acidic, fruity, and bright, this cookie adds a lively contrast to Oreo’s chocolate base.

Fans who prefer traditional flavors gravitate toward it, noting it is less polarizing than savory experiments. The vivid color, playful drizzle, and familiar taste make this one of the more crowd-pleasing options in the limited-edition lineup.

Flavor 5. Caramel apple pie

This golden, dessert-inspired fudge mimics caramel-drizzled apple pie. Cookie bits add crunch, evoking a fall pie in bite-sized form. Warm caramel tones make it visually and flavorfully appealing, and fans consider it one of the “safest” flavors to try.

Available in a separate six-pack for $14.99, Caramel Apple Pie is perfect for dessert lovers who want a festive, indulgent treat without venturing into savory territory.

Flavor 6. Pumpkin pie

Oreo’s Pumpkin Pie flavor blends warm spice-infused fudge with festive white icing. It evokes creamy, spiced pumpkin pie in every bite, building on Oreo’s popular seasonal pumpkin past.

Available paired with Caramel Apple Pie, this classic flavor balances adventurous options with familiar comfort. Fans anticipate its arrival eagerly, appreciating the nod to nostalgia while enjoying the playful twist Oreo brings to seasonal cookies.

How to get them

Currently exclusive to Oreo.com, the full tin of twelve cookies costs $19.99, featuring two of each flavor. Separate six-packs of Pumpkin Pie or Caramel Apple Pie are $14.99. Available only on Oreo.com; shipping fees can be high, and items have sold out quickly. Use ‘Notify me’ for restocks.

High demand means patience is necessary, but signing up ensures you won’t miss the next batch. These cookies are designed for collectors, adventurous eaters, and holiday novelty seekers.

Nutritional and allergen info

Similar fudge-covered Oreos list ~190 calories per 2 cookies (about 95–100 per cookie); always check the label/SmartLabel for exact nutrition.

Ingredients include the classic Oreo base (wheat, soy) with flavor-infused fudge. Contains wheat, soy, and milk; formulations vary, review the package/SmartLabel for full allergen details.

These treats are indulgent, not meal replacements, designed to enhance the festive experience. Fans are reminded to enjoy responsibly, especially with the savory experimental flavors. Oreo’s nutrition transparency keeps adventurous fans informed without diminishing the playful fun.

Oreo has a history of bold collaborations

Blueberry Pie (2017), Selena Gomez Horchata, and Reese’s mash-ups all mix iconic flavors with novelty. This Thanksgiving release is the first savory dinner-inspired line, expanding Oreo’s playful experimentation beyond dessert.

It positions the brand as innovative, interactive, and willing to take risks for fan engagement. Each cookie is a mini adventure, proving Oreo’s knack for transforming familiar treats into headline-worthy sensations.

Serving suggestions and pairings

Try them solo for a quirky snack, or at Friendsgiving for reactions. Savory options like Turkey & Stuffing pair with coffee, while sweets like Pumpkin Pie complement milk. Fans have crumbled cookies into ice cream or baked them into pies for meta-desserts.

Oreo encourages sharing feedback online for potential re-releases. It’s an interactive tasting experience that sparks creativity and conversation, just like Berkeley’s cheddar cheese ice cream has everyone talking.

Public reactions and social buzz

Fans are divided online: some declare “gross but I’m here for it,” while others say “immediately purchased.”

The buzz has even inspired creative spin-offs, with some adventurous home bakers turning the flavors into desserts like this cheap, easy, three-ingredient Oreo cookie skillet, showing how the limited-edition cookies can spark playful, simple, and shareable holiday treats beyond the tin.

Which of these daring Thanksgiving Oreo flavors would you actually try first? Share your pick and why it might spark the next holiday taste test trend.

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