Coca-Cola and Oreo Team Up For New Drink and Cookie

Oreos and Coke: a pairing you never knew you needed

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A packet of Coca Cola flavored Oreos in front of a blue background Coca Cola flavored Oreos are available to buy this month - Media Credit: Adobe Stock

You may love Coca-Cola and you may love Oreos, but you may never have thought about combining them into one treat before. Now, the two brands are pairing up to make Coca-Cola Oreo Zero Sugar drink and Oreo Coca-Cola Sandwich Cookies.

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Coca-Cola Oreo Zero Sugar tastes just like a Coke Zero but with a hint of Oreo flavor. One layer of the cookies remains the classic Oreo color will the other is red and Coco-Cola branded. The creme filling is flavored like Coco-Cola and the cookies contain edible glitter and popping candy to give the fizzy feel of the carbonated drink.

Oreos are accidentally vegan

Accidentally vegan Oreo cookies on a supermarket shelf
Adobe Stock Many people are unaware that Oreos are suitable for vegans

Despite the chocolate flavor and creamy filling, most Oreo cookies are accidentally vegan. However, all fudge-covered Oreos contain dairy in the coating, while Oreo Cakesters contain dairy and egg. Coca-Cola drinks are also considered vegan-friendly, though some of Coco-Cola’s other drink brands, such as Lilt and Schweppes Indian Tonic Water, are not.

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Both Coca-Cola Oreo Zero Sugar and Oreo Coca-Cola Sandwich Cookies are available for a limited time only. The cookies can be pre-ordered from the Oreo website before their rollout at retailers in countries including the US and Brazil on September 9. The Oreo Coke is available online now from Coca-Cola.

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