A while back I got a box of Pokémon Oreos so I thought I’d write about them here.  I actually got them last Fall, so I’m not sure if they’re still available in stores, but I’ve been so busy with other reviews and things I’ve only had a chance to write about them now.  So grab yourself a glass of milk and let’s take a look at them!

Here’s a bigger picture of the box.  They came in two types.  The one I got had two in each individually wrapped package, perfect for school lunches.  The other was your typical box of Oreos.  I didn’t get that one but I saw it in a store once.  I heard these were actually pretty hard to find for a while.

On one side of the sandwich cookie was the typical Oreo logo, but on the other side was a picture of a Pokémon.  Most of them were usually the starter ones or the more popular critters, like Pikachu.  I heard people were selling whole sets of these on eBay for lots of money for a while.  Come on people, that’s stupid.  I mean, this is food, it goes bad after a while.  Anyway, I thought I’d try to take a picture of each of the different kinds of Pokémon Oreos I got.  Not sure how well they’ll show up on the web site, but there’s only one way to find out!  I got a couple of repeats, but not too many of them.  So let’s take a look:

Bulbasaur

Charmander

Cyndaquil

Jigglypuff

Panchan

Pikachu

Piplup

Rowlet

Sableye

Snivy

Squirtle

And that’s all I got!  To tell you the truth, I don’t really like Oreos all that much.  I’ve never been a big fan of the crème filling in things like Oreos and Twinkies.  If they took that stuff out, I’d be fine with it, but I bet nobody else would!  I found out about these Oreos through a cool commercial about them on YouTube, so check that out if you can.  Later!  –Cary

Tags: Misc, Movies with Children, Television