OREO Chocolate Covered Pretzel Sandwich Cookies, Limited Edition, 10.68 oz

I recently tried the Oreo Chocolate Covered Pretzel Sandwich, and it’s a delightful surprise of flavor and texture. Imagine a crisp pretzel cookie hugging a classic Oreo filling, all enrobed in smooth chocolate—it’s a sophisticated twist on the traditional Oreo that’s surprisingly balanced. The first bite starts with that familiar Oreo cream, followed closely by the salty snap of the pretzel and the rich milk chocolate coating. The flavors play together beautifully: sweet cream, crunchy saltiness, and creamy chocolate—no one element overwhelms the other. These came in a nicely sealed wrapper, making them perfect for popping into a bag for a snack break, or sharing at a gathering. They’re a bit on the decadent side, so one sandwich often satisfies my sweet tooth. Plus, they don’t leave a greasy aftertaste, which I appreciate. If you enjoy sweet-and-salty combinations and want something a little different from the usual Oreo experience, this is absolutely worth grabbing next time you see them. Enjoyed every last bite!

Wafers were salty pretzel flavor and crispier texture than normal oreos. Was expensive but I’m still very disappointed they were a limited time product. Package were average which for current oreo means on the small side, same as seasonal oreo packages. Very fresh, crisp, with a nice caramel creme.

The cookies arrived fresh & unbroken. I must say they are quite tasty. The cookie part is just sweet enough & are vanilla tasting. The chocolate filling is generous. However, there is very little salt on the outside of the cookie & they really don't taste at all like a chocolate covered pretzel. But they stand on their own as being very good.

Wish they had these all the time very good

I bought these because the special edition released earlier in the year was the absolute best Oreo ever. I read a review on these touting them as phenomenal and the best ever. I am really disappointed in them. They taste like peanut butter to me. My wife and son described them "salty chocolate." There is absolutely no pretzel taste and it definitely does not taste like a chocolate covered pretzel. The cookie portion is stiffer that typical Oreos and there is salt on them. They don't taste bad; they simply are a dud to what they are advertised to be.