Last week, Instagram user Smoore1224 posted this image of an upcoming Oreo. According to her post, it’ll be hitting stores in January 2016. As you can see, this flavor encourages eaters to lick the creme. As you can also see, it appears to have some kind of chocolate creme and the regular Oreo creme. After tasting what Nabisco did with Brownie Batter Oreo, I’m guessing the chocolate creme will be a bit different than regular chocolate Oreo creme. Well, we’ll find out in a few months.
Update: We reviewed it! Click here to read our review.
Cinnamon cookie. Interesting. Cinnamon bun flavored creme. Interesting. Not a limited edition flavor. Interesting. Using 12.2-ounce packaging instead of the 10.7-ounce packaging we’ve seen with recent new varieties. Interesting. I’ve heard these will be popping up on shelves next month. Photo sent in by Anonymous.
Ben & Jerry’s has flavors that are store exclusives. The Walmart-only Strawberry Not So Shortcake and Target-exclusive Blondie Ambition are recent ones that come to mind.
But now Ben & Jerry’s has a state-exclusive flavor. Their new Bourbon Pecan Pie Ice Cream is only available in Texas. The flavor features buttery bourbon ice cream with pecans, shortbread cookie pieces, and a whiskey caramel swirl.
The flavor is available in pints at retailers in Texas and at Scoop Shops located in Plano, San Antonio, Galveston, McAllen, Webster, DFW Airport, Highland Village, Houston, and Sugar Land.
Wait a minute…Texas has a town called Sugar Land? Sweet!
(Image via Ben & Jerry’s)
Update: We reviewed it! Click here to read our review.
Later this year, Mars Chocolate will start selling Snickers Crisper, a candy bar with a layer of peanuts and crisp rice topped with a layer of caramel and coated with milk chocolate. Yup, no fluffy nougat. Sorry, nougat fans.
For some of you, you might be experiencing candy deja vu right now. And you have a good reason to be because this has the same ingredients as the discontinued Snickers Cruncher.
It appears Doritos Loaded is going from 7-Eleven to Burger King and other convenience stores to the frozen food aisle. The photo above was taken at a Walmart in Alabama by long time Impulsive Buy reader Ayumiin. According to her, there wasn’t any product available for sale, just this advertisement.
