Sour Patch Kids Oreos are totally baffling cookie lovers TikTok: @kingschratzA video has been circulating TikTok, featuring Oreo\u2019s new Sour Patch Kids flavor, and the new snack has left viewers completely baffled. In a TikTok that\u2019s gone on to rack up over 600,00 views on the platform, blogger King Schratz got to try the new cookie flavor. Oreo never shies away from unusual flavor combinations, evident from the \u2018Swedish Fish,\u2019 released back in 2016. This saw Oreo replace their traditional cream filling with bright gummy candy. The Swedish Fish Oreo received a lot of attention from food bloggers at the time, with one quipping: \u201cYour scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn\u2019t stop to think if they should\u2026 this cream isn\u2019t perfectly pillowy, soft, and squishy\u2026 It\u2019s a little more sticky, chewy, and dare I say\u2026slimy.\u201d Now, Oreo has teamed up with Sour Patch Kids to create a brand new cookie. In Schratz\u2019s video titled \u201cSOUR PATCH KIDS OREOS EXIST?!\u201d he holds up the colorful, neon packaging, with an image of Sour Patch Kids gummies sitting on an Oreo cookie. \u201cSupposedly, these don\u2019t come out for another two weeks, but someone at Walgreens put them out,\u201d he says. \u201cI won\u2019t say which Walgreens because I don\u2019t want to get anyone in trouble.\u201d He takes a big bite of the cookie, and looks utterly perplexed, taking a minute to ponder before giving his full review. \u201cThey really nailed the flavor of Sour Patch Kids\u2026 after a couple of seconds, the sourness really starts to kick in,\u201d he reveals. He says that he would not eat the new snack on a regular basis, but did enjoy the experience of trying it. \u201cBonus footage for those who stayed to the end of the video,\u201d he says, \u201cThese are available at the Walgreens in Allendale New Jersey.\u201d After the TikTok was posted on the platform, people couldn\u2019t wait to weigh in and share their thoughts. Many were excited about the collab, tagging their friends and writing \u201cIt\u2019s not a want \u2013 it\u2019s a need.\u201d Some had tried some other Sour Patch treats in the past, and reminisced about their favorite items: \u201cI remember the Sour Patch Kids ice cream at Dollar General. That was so fire. Bring it back!\u201d However, some weren\u2019t sold on the new release, saying: \u201cThis sounds so gross,\u201d and that it looked \u201cLowkey nasty.\u201d Oreo \/ Sour Patch Kids, both owned by parent company Mondel\u0113z International, are yet to announce an official release date for the product. This is not the first time the company trialed snack-based crossovers. Back in 2020, they collaborated with Chips Ahoy to create CHIPS AHOY! Cookies with SOUR PATCH KIDS Candy. These were met with mixed reviews that skewed mainly toward the negative. The general consensus was that \u201cJust because things taste good separately, does not mean they need to be mixed together.\u201d McDonald\u2019s also announced they were collaborating with a popular cookie brand, but this combination had fans salivating. The new Lotus Biscoff \/ McDonald\u2019s McFlurry was a surefire hit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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