Typography: Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 4

Oreo DeLight Thin Cookies

Regular and Thin

Regular Oreo
Strawberry
Transformers Tie-in

Golden Strawberry

Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 1
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 2
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 3

(Next post on Monday: Watchmen)

Typography: Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 3

Banana

Maxwell House Coffee

White Chocolate

Mint Chocolate

Strawberry
(a dozen foil-wrapped cookies)

Aeon Supermarket in the basement
of Wangfujing in Guangzhou, China

Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 1
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 2
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 4

(Next post on Monday: Ault and Wiborg, 1907–1908)

Typography: Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 2

Birthday Cake Flavor with 100th Anniversary Tag

Chocolate Creme Filling

Coconut and Green Tea Flavors

Chocolate-Covered

July 2013 Receipt

Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 1
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 3
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 4

(Next post on Monday: Reading Steranko)

Typography: Chinese Oreo Cookies

Oreo Fun Facts:

1996 – Oreo cookies introduced in China.

2006 – Oreo becomes China’s #1-selling biscuit.

Orange / Mango purchased May 2012

Green Tea Ice Cream purchased May 2012

purchased November 2012; 100th birthday tag

Vanilla Ice Cream purchased November 2012;
100th birthday tag

Raspberry / Blueberry purchased November 2012;
100th birthday tag

Box has a tray with three foil-wrapped packages
and each package has nine cookies

Oreo 100th Birthday Fact Sheet

The Wall Street Journal

The New York Times

The Atlantic

Mad Magazine

The Chinese Lunar New Year 4711is the year of the snake.

Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 2
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 3
Chinese Oreo Cookies, Part 4

(Tomorrow: Chop Suey)