Oreo O's

Introduction

Oreo O's is a breakfast cereal that was first introduced in 1998 by the Post Cereal company. The cereal is based on the popular Oreo cookie and features a sweet, chocolatey taste with a hint of cream flavor.

History

Oreo O's was first launched in 1998 as a joint venture between Post Cereal and Nabisco. The cereal was a hit with consumers, particularly children, due to its unique flavor that mimicked the taste of Oreo cookies. However, despite its initial success, Oreo O's was discontinued in 2007 in all countries except South Korea.

In 2017, Post Cereal announced that they would be bringing back Oreo O's to the United States due to popular demand. The relaunch was met with much excitement from fans of the cereal who had been longing for its return.

Product Description

Oreo O's is a chocolate-flavored cereal that is shaped like small torus. The cereal pieces are designed to look like mini Oreo cookies, with a dark, chocolatey color and a white, cream-flavored coating. The cereal is sweet and has a distinct Oreo flavor, making it a popular choice for those who enjoy sweet breakfast cereals.

Nutritional Information

Like many sweetened breakfast cereals, Oreo O's is high in sugar. A single serving of the cereal contains 13 grams of sugar, which is approximately 33% of the recommended daily intake for adults. The cereal also contains 120 calories per serving, with 1 gram of fat and 2 grams of protein.

Availability

Oreo O's is available in many supermarkets and online retailers in the United States. The cereal is also available in South Korea, where it has remained a popular breakfast choice since its initial launch in 1998.

See Also

• List of breakfast cereals
• Post Consumer Brands
• Nabisco
• Oreo

References

• Oreo O's Nutrition Facts
• Post Consumer Brands Official Website
• Nabisco Official Website