The people have spoken — and Oreo has listened.
Oreo fans are over the moon excited about the news of a beloved flavor coming back to supermarket shelves — after an eight-year wait.
Late last week, the brand shared the exciting news that Blueberry Pie Oreos will be making a comeback after being discontinued back in 2017.
However, the catch is that the delicious cookie — which consists of two graham cracker-flavored cookies with blueberry cream in the middle — will only be available for a limited time.
Talk about a tease.
As a result, fans of this popular flavor are anxiously waiting on the edge of their seats in anticipation for their July 7 release in stores across the country.
While waiting, fans had the option to register on the company’s website for presale access from June 26 through today.
The excitement over the pie-inspired cookies — which is supposedly one of the brand’s “top five flavors” according to a press release — made waves across social media.
Oreos kept the excitement going with a hilarious caption on an Instagram post that read: “You win. Now please stop yelling at us. Blueberry Pie OREO Cookies BACK on shelves 7/7.”
Based on the hundreds of comments on the post, the company clearly wasn’t kidding when they said customers were begging for the return of this flavor.
“WE DID IT GUYS,” read one comment.
“when brands actually listen to their fan base >>>>,” wrote one pleased customer.
“We winnnnnn!!!!!!” chimed in another excited fan.
The cookies will remain available while supplies last — so mark your calendars and set your alarms for their July 7th return.
In other not-so-great news regarding sweets — McDonald’s and doughnut maker Krispy Kreme announced last week that they’re ending their partnership after only one year.
Supposedly, the deal was unsustainable for both companies
The plan was for McDonald’s to feature the famous chain’s doughnuts on its breakfast menu.
“Ultimately, efforts to bring our costs in line with unit demand were unsuccessful, making the partnership unsustainable for us,” said Krispy Kreme CEO Josh Charlesworth.
This partnership will end next month.
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