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Oreo Cadbury Creme Eggs Are A Thing

...Just not here.

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Oreo Cadbury Creme Eggs Are A Thing
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It's no secret that Oreo has been experimenting with many different flavors recently (birthday cake, candy corn, and caramel apple to name only a few). In fact, they even released a candy bar which paired Oreo cookie pieces, vanilla cream filling, all dipped in Millka European chocolate. Honestly, what could go wrong?

It's January, which means that stores around the nation are preparing not only for Valentines Day, but also getting a head start on Easter. Which means that the stores should be stocking up on the newest Oreo product- Oreo Cadbury Creme Eggs. Except that there's one problem. A major problem. The eggs aren't available in the United States...

The chocolate egg that is essentially filled with cookies and cream filling, comprised of oreo bites, and honestly, it looks to die for.

Only lucky residents from Canada and the UK have the honor of trying these; and honestly, it's only a little heartbreaking. How could we be denied access to these monstrosities? Two childhood favorites all wrapped into one small package? They even tease us by having them listed but yet disappointingly "unavailable" on Amazon...


Yes-- I DO want you to email me when this item becomes available! Hopefully they become available here soon; I'd hate to have to keep asking my friends from UK/Canada to send me care packages when times get rough...

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