A couple months ago, some students in Mr. Farley’s media class tried the mystery oreo and we tried to figure out the flavor. The flavor was really sweet so we thought that it was cinnamon roll or maybe even snickerdoodle, turns out the Oreo mystery flavor 2019 was CHURRO!!! 

Every year, Oreo makes an Oreo makes a mystery flavor where the goal is for people to buy them and try them. That’s a great idea, if you ask me.

Consumers can submit their Mystery Oreo flavor guesses on this website. Once the mystery flavor is released, everyone who guessed the correct answer gets their name entered into a drawing. 

The winner gets $50,000 cash prize! That’s A LOT of dough!! Haha, get it? Dough, because we’re talking about sweets? No? Oh okay. Nevermind.

What could the mystery flavor 2020? Possibly cotton candy, popcorn, donut, rock candy, cupcake, chocolate chip cookie, apple pie, coffee, pumpkin pie, strawberry, blueberry muffin, orange creamsicle, chocolate cake, banana cream pie, butterscotch, caramel, lemon, coconut creme, peanut butter, pineapple, peppermint, or maybe even eggnog. 

Oreos are so good that they can be eaten alone or even used in other recipes. You can dip Oreos in milk, use them in cookies, cake, pie, milkshakes, and possibly even brownies. 

More than 345 billion Oreo cookies have been consumed to date. More than 7.5 billion Oreo cookies are consumed each year, which comes out to 625 million per month and 20.5 million per day.

Have you ever wondered how Oreo cookies got their name? Some believe that the cookie’s name was taken from the French word for gold, “or” (the main color on early Oreo packages). Others claim the name stemmed from the shape of a hill-shaped test version; thus naming the cookie in Greek for a mountain, “oreo.”