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1. punch a Oreo

 

2. grind off the icing with my teeth

 

3. eat all the bits in one go

 

4. get another Oreo 

 

5. drown it in milk

 

6. eat the sweet milk filled cookie

 

7. dump a bunch of Oreos in my pants and run around making weird noises and repeat the steps over again

 

(I wished I had earlier in life when I could get some Oreos.....but only do numbers 2 and 4 to 6...... ) :lol:

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Milk? Who needs that?! That's for wussies!

 

I eat my Oreos/Dominos/whatever local brand I happen to eat dry and with no milk/water/coffee/tea/etc.

 

How I eat it is well, either I eat it in 2-3 bites or one bite.

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First you twist it, then you lick it, then you dunk it. Didn't they teach you guys anything in school?

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With Milk or Chocolate Milk, preferably chocolate milk.

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I usually eat it without milk, sometimes I usually take it apart, eat the cream-less one first, then the other part with the cream on it. If I eat it with milk, I usually let one cookie soak in milk for five seconds before eating.

 

I might eat it like cereal and milk sometime soon. Gee, I miss that cereal.

 

 

 

First you twist it, then you lick it, then you dunk it. Didn't they teach you guys anything in school?

 

Fun fact: The Indonesian variant teaches that.

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Most cookies I milk dunk, but oreos are different.
I eat them plain, and wash down with milk.
No taking them apart. No dunking.
I'm a rare kind of oreo-eater.

 

I also eat the entire pack in one sitting. My mother banned me from oreos because of this.

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A while back the English Oreo commercials heavily promoted a 'twist it, lick it, dunk it' method. Everytime I've ever tried to seperate an Oreo the biscuit will either snap or disintergrate into crumbs. Instead I just eat it like a normal biscuit.

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