1. CPG: Food

New Oreos come with more Oreos

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Oreo is known for coming up with a variety of different flavors and colors to keep its fans hooked. The newest intro will be an Oreo-stuffed Oreo that comes with more creme filling and ground-up Oreo cookies mixed in. The limited edition cookies will begin showing up in stores on Jan. 30.

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