Did they start putting less filling in Oreos?

Less white, more black.

I don't know, I'm not a fat whore.

Yes they did start putting less filling, assholes.

Just dip them in some white frosting as you eat them.

R4 I shouldn’t have to do all that. I’m suspecting they’re doing this on purpose to make people buy the double stuffed Oreos.

[quote]I don't know, I'm not a fat whore.

So you’re an anorexic whore who eats salad for every meal?🧐

You are not alone in your distress, OP.

Yes.

Less filling oh dear

You eat Oreos, oh dear?

R7 Thank you! I knew I wasn’t imagining things!

Oreo is making a version of their cookie called Oreo Thins, is that what you bought OP? They still make the regular thickness for fat whores.

You know they make better cookies than that now, OP, right?

R12 No, these say nothing about thin on the package; they are regular. I hate to think how pathetic the thin ones are!

[quote]You know they make better cookies than that now, OP, right?

Sometimes there is nothing like Oreos dipped in milk for 10 seconds before eating.

What kind of stupid whore buys regular and not double stuf oreos?

Just get the welfare versions like Hydrox and the Walmart brand. They have more filling

The actual cookie part is also smaller than it used to be. I was also surprised at Fig Newtons. I hadn't eaten them in years and I bought a package awhile back. I have fingernails longer than the size of Fig Newtons.

Betcha Hydrox still doesn't skimp on the creme.

[quote]What kind of stupid whore buys regular and not double stuf oreos?

Probably the same stupid whore that spells ‘stuff’ as ‘stuf.”

Let me try that again:

Betcha Hydrox still doesn't skimp on the creme.

The current double-stuff is what the regular Oreos used to be. I bought a package for some visiting kids and was surprised at how meager the cookies are now. But I have also tried the ‘thins’ and much prefer them.

R20, 'stuf' is how it's spelled on the Oreos bag.

It's not only that they are putting less. It's practically nonexistent. It's really stupid on their part because people take those cookies apart to eat them. They're going to notice. All the companies did this during the pandemic, even more than they were before. The fuckers took advantage of people's desperation during the early part of the pandemic and reconfigured their formulations and packaging to screw over the consumer and hope they wouldn't notice because they were distracted by other things, like a deadly pandemic. Corporate America is fucking terrible. I hope they are all fined for profiteering.

R22 What made you prefer the “thins” if the original ones are now meager?

How much money can they possibly be scrounging by including less of that sugar paste?

R23 Exactly! I could tell right away compared to when I last bought a package late last year. It’s pathetic and disgusting how they try to act like people won’t notice. Like is said, I’d rather they raise the price a quarter or whatever rather than skimp and make a shitty product.

It’s as disgusting as when several years ago soap makers started carving big holes in bars of soap claiming that it was so people would have a better grip than the real reason which was to rip people off.

To the cunt at r20: please see r23.

R27 You still didn’t capitalize the name, so you’re still stupid!😝

R23, the thins have thinner chocolate cookie halves so it ends up being very crispy. Similar to Pepperidge Farms Brussels cookies.

We make our own chocolate sandwich cookies.

Sorry you're not satisfied with your cheap-ass, low-quality commercial products, OP.

I eat only Oreo Thins.

Gotta keep my svelte boyish figure.

OP did you check the bag for holes.

🐭 Maybe a rat with a sweet tooth, who isn't necessarily a fan of chocolate, opened the bag first?

Gurl, don’t do this 😩

I would choose any thickness or varieties of Oreos over any Hydrox, anytime. Mistakenly trying Hydrox once that my mom had purchased mistakenly when we were kids, I'd imagined there must have been Pine-Sol included in the ingredients!

[quote]Mistakenly trying Hydrox once that my mom had purchased mistakenly when we were kids, I'd imagined there must have been Pine-Sol included in the ingredients!

You couldn't be more mistakenly.

There is also an Oreo variation called Mega Stuf now. You should try that.

R36, there's also another variation, a limited edition, called 'The Most Stuf', with more than the Mega.

Oreos don’t taste the same as I remember, either. I’ve tried them a couple of times in the past year or so and they have more of a chemical taste in addition to being blander. Thanks for the link, R21. I won’t pay Amazon prices, but I’m very happy to see Hydrox is back and I’ll give the new formulation a go.

OP has entered the room, moobs first.

Palm oil sucks.

Do they still make Double Stuff Oreos - those were awesome.

OP, did you say quality and Oreos in the same sentence?

Only on Datalounge do you get one thread written by a fat Queen in a caftan, turban and many rings moaning about less filling in Oreos and the next thread is about an Italian male bodybuilder bsdm Dubai whore.

OP, that’s the way it is. As we get older, things we love and enjoy go away. Bananas aren’t as good anymore, either. Every single packaged snack cake. Restaurants and stores other places I liked are out of business.

Things that are still good: Land O’ Lakes American cheese, Kate’s butter, mangoes, Balthazar baguette, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, lilacs, Ines Rosales olive oil tortas.

R31, buddy...those are brown leaves.

I'm finding them far less filling.

I used to eat just one bag with my Cokes for dinner. Now, I'm eating at least two bags.

Bastards!

I had always thought Hydrox was a cheap knock-off version of Oreos for the poor, with that name it just sounded too chemically and cheap.

I didn't know the Hydrox came first over a hundred years ago and the name comes from hydrogen and oxygen to infer the cookie being moist. Fail.

Hydrox are (or were, anyway) better.

Several years ago on a lark we bought some Mega Stuf Oreos and they were way too much, impossible to eat. Then last year we got some Double Stuf and thought there had been a mistake, because they were the same as regular Oreos used to be. On a hunch, we bought Mega Stuf again and they're the new Double Stuf.

Yeah, Oreo's are not the same. Smaller cookie/filling which is why I buy the Double Stuf & Mega Stuf when available. I have also tried the Trader Joe's Jo Jo's which are similar to regular Oreo's but are not as sweet. The have a reasonable amount of filling and you can get a 20oz box for 2.99. I don't usually eat Oreo's or Jo Jo's on a regular basis but once in a while. Also the Lemon Oreo's are pretty good if you like lemon. They sometimes have Orange Creme Oreo's as a seasonal offering too.

Buy chocolate wafer cookies without "creme" and indulge in some real fillings.

How did r20 get 9 WWs? Oreos spells it "Stuf" with one F, you dorks.

[quote] Things that are still good: Land O’ Lakes American cheese, Kate’s butter, mangoes, Balthazar baguette, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, lilacs, Ines Rosales olive oil tortas.

The Met's restaurants, cafeterias, etc. used to be fantastic. Now they've become as processed and corner-cutting and crappy as anything. The snack bar by the American Wing is a case in point: you used to be able to get a nice soup, sandwich, and pastry; now everything's pre-packaged and wilted. And they close really early. You're honestly better off going outside to the Sabrett's cart.

Oh wait, were you talking about the art?