What is the Oreo Drink Mix?
Oreo Drink Mix is a chocolate flavored powdered mix with Oreo “crumbs” that can be added to your favorite milky beverage.
How is it?
As a new addition in the mixable drink category, it turns out that Oreo Drink Mix creates a delightful beverage that can be enjoyed as a quick snack or even as breakfast.
The instructions suggest adding the mix to “lowfat Vit A & D milk or your favorite dairy alternative.” As a vegan, I chose unsweetened almond milk as my base and I was glad to see that Oreo Drink Mix is also dairy-free.
The mix complemented the almond milk without being too sweet. The chocolate taste was a delicate cocoa flavor with a hint of vanilla cream. Though I stirred vigorously, the Oreo bits quickly rose back to the top of my glass. They provided a minimal amount of texture while intensifying the cocoa taste.
As time passed, the bits dissolved and the milk was more chocolatey, truly reminiscent of how a glass of milk tastes after being dunked with a dozen Oreo cookies. However, unlike eating and dunking a bunch of the classic cookies to get this same taste, when mixed with almond milk, this Oreo creation was a relatively healthy 100-calorie snack.
The next morning, I decided to try the mix in my usual morning smoothie. I added two tablespoons of the mix to a cup of almond milk, along with one tablespoon of peanut butter powder, a half cup of coconut milk yogurt, and banana. The verdict? I think I have a new favorite morning drink!
Is there anything else you need to know?
Oreo Drink Mix has 32 servings in a solid plastic container that can be reused. Plus, you can tell your kids their milk has cookies in it and they’ll love you even more, for a few minutes at least.
Conclusion:
Oreo Drink Mix has a higher quality taste than its longstanding competitors and is a cheaper alternative to higher end “smoothie” mixes. Bonus: watching your Oreo Drink Mix settle into your glass of milk is added entertainment!
Purchased Price: $3.99
Size: 16 oz.
Purchased at: Food Lion
Rating: 8 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (2 tbsp) 50 calories, 0 grams of fat, 0 grams of saturated fat, 25 milligrams of sodium, 13 grams of carbohydrates, 11 grams of sugars, and 0 grams of protein.
Glad you like it Sarah! Thank you for the positive review. Pretty clever idea to add it to your smoothie!
Is this basically the rebirth of Cookies N’ Cream Nestle Quik?
I hope so. That stuff was the best!
So glad I’m not the only one who remembers that Brian.
Milo!!!!
Would be great in baking too. Adding to brownie batter.
If I’m not mistaken, you can still find Oreo hot chocolate on store shelves. I wonder if this drink mix is really just the same thing, only repackaged to make it look like it’s supposed to be added to cold milk rather than hot.
Since Hot Chocolate clumps up in cold milk and so does this product it would not surprise me at all if they were one in the same.
Back in the 90s there used to be a Nequik flavored cookies n cream drink mix for cold milk. After a few years though it disappeared over night. Now Youtube holds the record