Answer: OREO
OREO is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 1016 times.
Referring Clues:
- It's a cookie
- Lunch box treat
- Cookie with a creme center
- Nabisco sweet
- Chocolate snack
- Hydrox rival
- Snack since 1912
- Black-and-white snack
- Lunchbox treat
- Hydrox alternative
- Cookie often eaten inside-out
- Cookie favorite
- Black-and-white treat
- It may get a good licking
- Nabisco favorite
- "Biscuit" introduced in 1912
- Two-toned treat
- Kind of "snackwich"
- Nabisco treat
- Snack that's bitten or licked
- Nabisco cookie
- Treat with milk
- After-lunch sandwich
- Sweet sandwich
- Chocolate-and-cream cookie
- Modern ice cream flavor
- It's dipped in milk
- Cookie in stacking contests
- It comes in black and white
- Cookie since 1912
- Hydrox competitor
- Snack in a stack
- Three-ply snack
- Mountain: Prefix
- It may get a licking after dinner
- Popular cookie
- Classic cookie
- Sandwich cookie
- Nabisco brand
- It's often twisted apart
- Creme-filled snack
- Round sandwich
- Dessert item since 1912
- Chocolate treat
- Three-layer treat
- Snack choice
- Black-and-white cookie
- Hydrox look-alike
- Sometimes-twisted snack
- Cookie with a crunch
- Three-layer snack
- Nabisco product
- It has a creamy middle
- ___ O's (Post cereal)
- It may be double-stuffed
- It's "sandwiched" in 17-, 23-, 35-, 45- and 56-Across
- Nabisco item
- Snack brand that sponsored Dale Earnhardt
- Often-twisted treat
- Snack item since 1912
- Cookie with a creamy middle
- DoubleStuf treat
- Round of snacking?
- Black and white cookie
- Stackable cookie
- Creme cookie
- Snack favorite
- Creme-filled cookie
- Something often twisted apart
- It has a 1 3/4" diameter
- Ice cream flavor
- Nabisco snack
- Certain cookie
- It may be dunked
- Circular snack
- Filled treat
- Cookie that has its name on it
- Nabisco best seller
- Wafers-and-creme treat
- Dunkable cookie
- Two-tone cookie
- Double Stuf, for one
- Cookie used in ice cream recipes
- Cookie with creme inside
- Name on a wafer
- Food item whose name appears on its side
- Snack sold in a stack
- Twistable treat
- Snack with a lickable center
- Popular sandwich cookie
- Ingredient in Cookies 'n Cream ice cream
- Twistable cookie
- Some twist it before eating
- Often-dunked item
- "Got Milk?" ad partner
- Splittable cookie
- Double Stuf treat
- Chocolaty treat
- Snack with a cream center
- Cookie introduced in 1912
- Nabisco best-seller
- Hydrox rival, once
- Twist-apart treat
- Stacking contest cookie
- Treat that's sometimes dunked
- After-lunch bite
- Lunchbox goody
- Cookie with a floral design on it
- Double Stuf cookie
- Cookie with its name on it
- After-lunch snack
- It may get a licking after lunch
- McFlurry flavor
- Cookie sold in a blue package
- Lunchbox dessert item
- Ice cream mix-in
- Kind of mud pie
- Cookie with a filling
- "Milk's favorite cookie," in commercials
- Cream-filled cookie
- It's one twisted cookie
- Dessert sandwich
- Black and white biscuit
- Cream sandwich
- "...a kid'll eat the middle of an ___ first"
- Soft-centered snack
- Layered cookie
- Two-tone treat
- Bite in black and white
- Bicolor bite
- Black and white snack
- Black-and-white sandwich
- After-school snack
- Lickable cookie
- It often gets dunked
- Creme-y snack
- Two-toned sandwich
- Nabisco nosh
- Snack that's been kosher since 1998
- Black-and-white bite
- Lunchbox sandwich?
- 90-year-old cookie
- Chocolate Creme cookie
- Ice cream variety
- Nonagenarian cookie
- Droxie lookalike
- It has two tones and three tiers
- Nosh from Nabisco
- Cookie that predates crossword puzzles
- Little dipper?
- Nabisco buy
- White and black snack
- Crunchy ice cream flavor
- Multi-level cookie
- Dunker's delight
- Stackable snack
- Chocolate sandwich
- Cookie many take apart
- Dunkable dessert
- Treat that is often taken apart
- Snack cookie since 1912
- White-centered snack
- Sunshine Hydrox alternative
- Cookie with creme
- Cookie frequently taken apart
- Treat that comes apart
- Ingredient in edible Dirt with Worms
- Double Delight for Cookie Monster
- Cookie that can be taken apart
- Brown-and-white cookie
- Black and white sandwich
- Each one has two colors and three layers
- Cookie sandwich
- Sandwich creme cookie
- Cookie sold in a White Fudge version in winter
- Black and white bite
- Chocolate-creme cookie
- Frequently dunked cookie
- Triple-decker treat
- Sweet treat
- Treat often taken apart
- Cookie on a Domino's pizza
- One topping for a Domino's dessert pizza
- Twisted cookie
- Chocolaty snack
- Dunkable treat
- Big Stuf cookie
- Cookie for dunking
- Twistable snack
- Chips Ahoy! alternative
- Cookies-and-cream cookie
- Vanilla ice cream add-in
- Twist-apart cookie
- Stratified snack
- "Milk's Favorite Cookie"
- Classic Nabisco snack
- Sundae topper, perhaps
- A kid'll eat the middle of it first
- Lickable treat
- Its creme may be eaten first
- Treat with a "Golden" variety
- Golden ___ (Nabisco cookie)
- After-school treat, maybe
- Its ingredient list starts with sugar and ends with chocolate
- Brand of piecrust
- Lickable snack
- Ice cream sandwich brand
- The first one was made at what is now Chelsea Market
- Newton alternative
- Flavor of a McDonald's McFlurry
- Twisted treat
- Dunked treat
- Blizzard flavor at Dairy Queen
- ___ O's (chocolaty cereal)
- Crispy creme treat
- ___ Freeze (drink at Friendly's)
- Sponsor of NASCAR's Meijer 300 race
- Cookie that's been kosher since 5758
- Lunchables treat
- Mallomar alternative
- Klondike bar variety
- ___ Thin Crisps (Nabisco product)
- Newman-O lookalike
- Cookie that debuted in 1912
- ___ Dunkers (oblong cookies)
- Makeshift beach blanket Othello piece?
- See 23-Across
- Brand of chocolate cones
- Brand since 1912
- Source of the title material in "Weird Al" Yankovic's "The White Stuff"
- Brand on nabiscoworld.com
- Breyers ice cream flavor
- Dairy Queen Blizzard choice
- "Dark, delicious cookie" of ad jingle fame
- Dessert pizza topping at Domino's
- "___ Cookie Blues" (Lonnie Mack song)
- ___ Cakesters (snack brand)
- Embossed treat
- Kraft cookie brand
- McFlurry flavor at McDonald's
- Double Stuf Racing League brand
- Crumbled ice cream topping
- It can be twisted
- Cakesters brand
- Layered treat
- Fudgees brand
- "Milk's favorite cookie" sloganeer
- It has 12 flowers on each side
- Kraft Foods cookie brand
- Cookie-based Jell-O pudding flavor
- Oft-dunked treat
- Its parts may be eaten separately
- Nabisco chocolate-and-creme cookie
- Creme-filled chocolate cookie
- Lunch bag treat
- Lunch munchie
- Lunchtime snack
- Cookie that can be divided
- 95-year-old cookie
- Treat with creme
- Snack with several eating options
- Oft-twisted treat
- Double Delight snack
- Little dipper in a milky way?
- Popular snack since 1912
- Oft-twisted cookie
- Popular treat to split
- Lunchbag dessert
- It was made kosher in 1998
- Lunchbag snack
- Sandwich-style sweet
- Billion-selling cookie
- Droxie competitor
- Sweet snack
- Droxie alternative
- Best-selling cookie
- Sweet debut of 1912
- Cookie with a 1 3/4" diameter
- Snack cookie
- Crunchy ice-cream ingredient
- Snack introduced in 1912
- Sandwich snack
- Sandwich-cookie name
- Three-layer cookie
- It was once made with lemon meringue
- Triple-decker cookie
- Ice-cream additive
- Circular treat
- Edible disk
- Milk partner
- Domino's __ Dessert Pizza
- Sandwich treat
- One of a half-trillion sold since 1912
- Milk-and-cookies choice
- Ice-cream extra, perhaps
- Ice-cream ingredient, maybe
- Sandwich cookie name
- Bestselling cookie
- Nabisco name
- Vowel-rich snack
- Snack with a floral design on it
- Creme-centered snack
- Cookie with three parts
- Cookie Monster treat, maybe
- Nabisco classic
- Twist-apart snack
- Cookie treat
- White-centered cookie
- Double Stuf, e.g.
- A kid'll eat the middle of one first
- ''Milk's favorite cookie,'' according to ads
- Three-tiered treat
- Lunchbox dessert
- Popular milk dunkee
- Cookie jar denizen, perhaps
- Popular cookie brand
- It has a cream center
- Oft-twisted snack
- Cream-filled treat
- Nabisco goodie
- Cookie for 95 years
- Treat for Cookie Monster
- Snack first created in 1912
- Lunchbox cookie, perhaps
- Classic Nabisco cookie
- After-lunch sandwich?
- Crossword constructor's favorite cookie
- Treat that can be pulled apart
- Item often dunked in milk
- Cookie jar item, perhaps
- Cream cookie
- Vowel-rich cookie
- Dunkable delectable
- Triple-layer cookie
- Thing often eaten open-faced
- Stacked snack
- You might unscrew it to eat it
- Blue-packaged cookie
- Cookie nearing 100
- Ubiquitous cookie
- Bicolor treat
- "Uh-Oh!" cookie
- Cookie often pulled apart
- Ubiquitous crossword cookie
- Embossed snack
- Creamy nibble
- Black and white goodie
- Bicolored snack
- Popular cookie since 1912
- Snack that may be twisted apart
- Round treat
- Cookies 'n' cream component
- Cookie jar denizen, maybe
- Cookie often eaten inside out
- Store-bought cookie
- Classic treat
- Nabisco nibble
- Creamy cookie
- Popular treat since 1912
- Cookie with filling
- Two-toned cookie
- After-dinner sandwich?
- Circular cookie
- It's 71% cookie, 29% creme
- Snack that's often separated
- It has two colors and three layers
- Ice-cream extra, at times
- Two-toned cookie treat
- Two-colored cookie
- Best-selling cookie in America
- Snack whose ingredient list ends with chocolate
- Big name at Nabisco
- Dunking cookie
- Crosswords' favorite cookie
- World's best-selling cookie
- Fun Stix cookie brand
- Uh-Oh! ___ (Nabisco product)
- Mousse pie ingredient, maybe
- One may be dipped in milk
- ___ Cakesters (Nabisco offering)
- Longtime Hydrox competitor
- Cookie some dunk in milk
- Cookie with a twist?
- Snack with a floral design
- Treat in a blue wrapper
- Dunker's cookie
- Ice cream topping, sometimes
- Cookie type
- Twisting dessert
- Brown bagger's dessert, perhaps
- Filled cookie
- After-school munchie
- Dirt cake ingredient
- Favorite snack in crosswords?
- Ice cream add-in
- Satirical 1974 novel by Fran Ross that shares its name with a cookie
- Layered cookie treat
- Snack with a creamy middle
- Sandwich-style dunker
- White-center snack
- Two-color cookie
- Cookie that might flavor a McFlurry
- Three-tiered snack
- One twisted cookie?
- White-and-black stacked snack
- Sweet treat since 1912
- Oft-disassembled cookie
- Top-selling cookie
- Ice-cream flavor
- Cookie first baked in Manhattan's Chelsea district
- Twisted-apart treat
- Two-tone sandwich cookie
- Cookie that many take apart
- "Milk's favorite cookie," according to ads
- After-meal sandwich
- Crunchy munchie
- Modern ice-cream flavor
- Cookie classic
- Twist-open snack?
- Domino's ___ Dessert Pizza
- Black and white treat
- Kind of pie or cake
- Cookie that predates crosswords
- Subject of Weird Al's "The White Stuff"
- Cookies 'n' cream cookie
- Common name for a black-and-white dog
- Snack that can be twisted open
- Cookie similar to Hydrox
- Cookie used in some Klondike bars
- Round, crunchy sweet
- Triple-decker snack
- Creme-filled treat
- ___ Dessert Pizza (Domino's dish)
- Target of some twisters
- Cookie
- Common cookie
- Snack with a removable top
- Cookies & Cream ingredient, maybe
- Item in a "lick race"
- Layered snack
- Kind of pie or cake
- After-school treat
- Three-part cookie
- Treat introduced in 1912
- Lunch box cookie
- Food associated with the starts of 16-, 36- and 56-Across
- Tri-level snack
- Popular ice-cream ingredient
- Lunchbox snack
- Nabisco trademark
- Cookie with creme in the middle
- ___ Frosty Parfait (Wendy's dessert)
- Filling snack?
- Stacked cookie
- ___ crumbles
- Name for a black and white dog
- Cookie with parallel chocolate disks
- Double-disc cookie
- Cookie shaped like two of its letters
- Sandwich without meat or cheese
- Tiered treat
- Tri-level cookie
- Cookie found in many crosswords
- Cookie used in milkshakes
- Sand-wich cookie
- Often-dunked cookie
- Dunkable sweet
- Cookie name
- Subject of Weird Al Yankovic's 'The White Stuff'
- Oft-dunked cookie
- Cookie giant
- Nabisco nugget
- Lunchbox sweet
- Name on a cookie
- Cookie that often appears in crosswords
- Three-tier cookie
- ___ balls (chocolaty snacks)
- Crumbled ingredient in "dirt pudding"
- Snack with a Double Stuf variety
- Stacked treat
- Blizzard variety
- Snack that turned 100 last month
- Hundred-year-old cookie
- Cookie celebrating 100 years
- Cookie celebrating its centennial in 2012
- Cookie favorites for decades
- 100-year-old cookie
- Sundae mix-in
- Cookie embossed with florets
- Snack
- Doubly unhealthy deep-fried snack
- Round sandwich cookie
- 100-year-old snack
- Cookie that's been around for a century
- Treat celebrating its 100th birthday in 2012
- Cookie with an iconic embossed design
- Dunkable sandwich cookie
- One dunked after school
- Brand with chocolate cookie outsides
- Cookie treat since 1912
- Sweet, circular treat
- Cookie with two colors and three layers
- Hugely popular cookie
- Cookie sandwiched inside 17-, 24-, 42-, and 56-Across
- Black and white snack since 1912
- Cookie that celebrated its centennial this year
- "100 years young" cookie
- Certain cookie with a filling
- ___ Blizzard (Dairy Queen offering)
- Sandwich often given a twist
- Cookie in ice cream, often
- Cookie with Spring and Winter varieties
- Common black-and-white cat name
- Cookie first sold in 1912
- Brand that turned 100 in 2012
- Lunch box dessert item
- Biscuit brand
- Brand featured at nabiscoworld.com
- Post-sandwich sandwich?
- Brand with a 2012 centennial
- Nabisco's bestseller
- Cookie that can be readily stacked
- Dessert developed by Nabisco in 1912
- After-school cookie
- Small sandwich
- Cookie whose embossed design is trademarked
- Particular sandwich cookie
- "Creme Sandwich" cookie
- Two-tone dunker
- Popular dunker
- Cookie that recently celebrated its centennial
- Dipped cookie
- Crumbled ice-cream additive
- 101-year old cookie
- Post-sandwich sandwich cookie
- Bicolor "biscuit" since 1912
- Crushed sundae topping
- Crumbly snack
- Longtime Hydrox rival
- Blizzard choice at Dairy Queen
- Creme-filled chocolate snack
- Nabisco moneymaker
- "Double Stuf" treat
- Snack-aisle fixture
- Black and white dunker
- Nabisco sandwich cookie
- Its slogan is "Milk's Favorite Cookie"
- Licked cookie
- ______ blizzard (dairy queen offering)
- Sweet lunchbox sandwich
- Cookie that's one year older than crosswords
- Biscuit
- Snack brand with a 2012 centennial
- Cookie seen in "Wreck-It Ralph"
- ___ Biscuit (1912 debut)
- Nabisco mainstay
- Crunchy sundae topping
- Pulled-apart cookie
- Cookie on a sundae, perhaps
- "Double Stuf" cookie
- ___ Cakesters
- Lunchbox snack, perhaps
- Snack item that's round on both ends?
- Versatile cookie
- Cookie with only one consonant
- Crunchy ice-cream flavor
- Cookie owned by the same company as Chips Ahoy!
- It may get dipped in milk
- Dunkable snack
- Cookie with a disgusting-sounding, limited-time watermelon flavor
- Cookie that received its kosher certification in late 1997
- Ice cream mix-in, ___ crumbles
- Cookie with a name of unknown origin
- Three-part snack
- "Wonderfilled" brand
- Cookies 'n Cream cookie
- Snack that can be twisted apart
- Treat with a creme filling
- Dairy Queen Blizzard add-in
- Treat with three vowels
- Top-selling cookie of the 20th century
- Twistable cookie treat
- Cookie choice
- Crunchy ice-cream topping
- Blizzard flavor
- Brand with a "Twist, Lick, Dunk" app
- “Milk's Favorite Cookie"
- A favorite with milk
- Cookie jar denizen, often
- Tripartite treat
- Addictive cookie, according to a 2013 study
- Lunchbox cookie
- Popular lunch bag munchie
- It can make a cookie shake crunchy
- Lunchbox cookie, sometimes
- Oft-dunked sweet
- Nabisco offering
- Black-and-white dunker
- Snack that's been a kosher food since 1998
- Brand with a "Wonderfilled" ad campaign
- Cookie that's kosher
- Cookie atop a sundae, sometimes
- Cookie brand
- Milk go-with
- Three-tiered cookie
- Breyers ___ Cookies & Cream
- DoubleStuf cookie
- Jell-O pudding flavoring
- Cookies n' Creme cookie maker
- 8 Down Cookies 'N Creme ingredient
- Chocolaty nibble
- "Wonderfilled" cookie
- Treat dipped in milk
- Cookie ingredient in dirt cake
- Post-sandwich sandwich
- Dunked cookie
- McFlurry option
- Traditional ingredient in cookies and cream ice cream
- Lunch-box cookie
- Sweet snack-time sandwich
- Cookie sometimes dunked in milk
- ___ cheesecake (black-and-white dessert)
- ___ balls: chocolaty snacks
- Cookie involved in a licking race
- Snack with Banana Split and Birthday Cake varieties
- Cookie used in many desserts
- Snack often twisted
- Cookie added to a McFlurry
- Snack sometimes fried
- Bicolor snack
- Snack in a see-through pack
- Cookie jar denizen, sometimes
- Often-dunked treat
- Snack with a white center
- Cookie jar denizen
- Cookie in cookies-and-cream ice cream
- Cookie with white filling
- Cookie jar item
- Non-fruit smoothie flavor
- Tiered snack
- Chocolate cookie
- Chocolate cookie with white filling
- DoubleStuf, e.g.
- Its limited editions have included Watermelon and Gingerbread
- Black and white cookies
- "The world's favorite cookie"
- Snack with white filling
- Cookie with a chocolaty outside
- Commercial cookie
- ___ Thins (Nabisco snacks)
- Cookie that has its own day every March 6
- Dirt pie ingredient
- Cookie on a sundae, sometimes
- Product first released by the National Biscuit Company in 1912
- Cookie with a Thins variety
- Stackable dessert item
- "Wonderfilled" snack
- Type of cookie
- Snack in a new "Thin" version
- Cookie that outcompeted Hydrox
- Cookie with a white cream filling
- Cookie that's loaded with vowels
- Cookie selection
- Best-selling sandwich cookie
- Crunch Parfait ingredient
- Sunday topper, perhaps
- ___ cookies 'n creme: Jell-O flavor
- Cookie often taken apart
- Brand touted as "Milk's favorite cookie"
- Deep-fried carnival treat
- Source of some ice creams' crunch
- Cookie snackwich
- Dessert item that was clued as "Mountain: Comb. form" in old crosswords
- Dairy Queen Blizzard option
- Small sweet sandwich
- Snack with a Thins variety
- Source of cheesecake crunch
- Three-layered cookie
- Lunch box treat since 1912
- Cookie in Blizzard Cake
- Creme-filled goodie
- Treat often split
- Cookie resembling the old Hydrox
- "America's Favorite Cookie"
- Coveted cookie
- Three-ply cookie
- Venerable cookie
- Popular chocolate cookie
- Snack sometimes eaten from the inside out
- Food brand since 1912
- "Twist, Lick, Dunk" cookie
- Handi-Snacks snack
- Treat with a lickable center
- Cookie that can be disassembled
- Treat since 1912
- Cookie in dirt cake
- Three-layered snack
- 1 Down-shaped treat
- Crunchy ingredient in ice cream
- Separable cookie
- Black-and-white sandwich cookie
- Cookie in some McFlurrys
- Cookie that started as a Hydrox knockoff
- Three-layered treat
- Cookie with a 'Thins' line
- Common cookie type
- Dairy Queen Blizzard flavor
- Chocolate cookie brand
- Snack that can stack
- Cookie that's often pulled apart
- Creme-centered treat
- It has a Candy Corn limited edition for Halloween
- Snack food
- Embossed cookie
- Double Delight cookie
- Cookie from Nabisco
- Nabisco chocolate-creme cookie
- Cookie that may be dipped in milk
- Nabisco cookie since 1912
- Cookie with three layers
- Sister brand of Nilla
- Mini ___ cheesecake
- Jell-O pudding flavor
- Cookie with more vowels than consonants
- Cookie with a limited-edition Peeps version
- ___ Biscuit, product debut of 1912
- Two-tone snack
- Cookie with flower designs
- Cookie in some Klondike bars
- Billion-selling snack
- 1912 answer to the Hydrox
- One may be crumbled on a sundae
- Nabisco brand since 1912
- Nabisco's answer to Hydrox
- ___ O's (chocolaty cereal brand)
- Nabisco bestseller
- Cookie with three vowels
- Cookie you may twist apart
- Dunked snack
- Certain cookie brand
- Snack in a new Firework flavor
- It's 29% cream
- "Creme sandwich" introduced over a century ago
- Cookie from the makers of 10-Across
- Crunchy cheesecake ingredient
- Certain fro-yo add-in
- Cookie with a limited-edition Swedish Fish variety
- Crumbled froyo topping
- Its filling contained lard until 1997
- Brand name after "Oh! Oh!," in old ads
- Snack you might bite or lick
- Cookie deep-fried at state fairs
- Cookie once billed as a "biscuit"
- Snack with a lickable center
- Treat with a Thins variety
- Android operating system named for a cookie
- Crunchy cookie
- Small, sweet sandwich
- Cookie deep-fried at fairs
- Treat whose name appears on it twice
- Nabisco snack since 1912
- Cookie with a Triple Double variety
- Sandwich for dessert
- It has a Double Stuf variety
- Cookie with a Peeps variety
- Sandwich cookie brand
- Cookie with a Thin Bites variety
- Cookie crumbled into desserts
- Stale cookie in crosswords?
- Two-toned snack
- Chocolate nosh
- Particular cream cookie
- Cookie crumbled in ice cream
- Crunchy part of some ice creams
- Sister brand of Nilla wafers
- Cookie with a creme filling
- Cookie in pie crust
- Treat embossed with its name
- Often-dunked snack
- Snack that's often pulled apart
- Disc-shaped sweet
- Cookie in dirt pudding
- Nabisco bite
- Cookie that may be pulled apart
- Cookie in dirt cups
- Cookie with a Thins Bites variety
- Frozen yogurt mix-in
- McFlurry cookie
- Cookie embossed with its name
- Snack Pack cookie
- Apt name for a tuxedo cat
- Two-tone crunchy treat
- Cookie in cheesecake recipes
- Snack with a Thin Bites variety
- Its Halloween variety has orange creme
- Kettle Corn ___ (2018 yellow-and-white debut)
- Cookie with a Mini version
- Nabisco's answer to the Hydrox
- It was originally called a "Biscuit"
- Snack sandwich
- Layered Nabisco treat
- Cookie crumbled on sundaes
- Crumbled sundae-topping cookie
- Chips Ahoy! shelfmate
- Big name in the cookie aisle
- Brand at snackworks.com
- Cookie with a Kettle Corn variety
- Black-and-white item you can consume whole
- 1.75"-diameter cookie
- Sister brand of Chips Ahoy!
- Separable snack item
- Twist-apart-able treat
- ___ Thins (cookies)
- Sandwich with cocoa
- Cookie in pie crusts
- "Minute to Win It" cookie
- Cookie in some Breyers Cookies & Cream
- Trilayer treat
- DQ Blizzard flavor
- Black-and-white Nabisco cookie
- Cookie filled with "Stuf"
- Cookie that's often twisted
- Shake cookie
- Snack with its name on it
- Snack imprinted with its name
- 53-calorie treat
- ___ O's (breakfast cereal)
- Cookie shaped like its first or last letter
- Cookie in some ice cream
- Cookie on a sundae
- Cookie in mud pies
- Cookie with a Cinnamon Bun variety
- Cookie made with cocoa
- Fried cookie at a fair
- World's top-selling cookie
- ___ O's (black-and-white cereal)
- Tri-layer cookie
- Snack item once advertised as "WONDERfILLED"
- Cookie that's 29% cream
- Most common commercial name in New York Times crosswords
- "Lick Race" cookie
- Crumbled sundae topping
- Cookie with a Golden variety
- Good name for a tuxedo cat
- Cookie with crossword colors
- Froyo mix-in
- Product with a milk splash on its packaging
- It's sold in crumbs for crusts
- Halloween treat with orange creme
- Cookie in milkshakes
- Cookie with many limited edition flavors
- Cookies and cream cookie
- Cookie with a Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie flavor
- Treat with the identical color scheme as this puzzle
- Cookie brand with many flavors
- Android version between Nougat and Pie
- Its 2019 mystery flavor was Churro
- Cookie introduced after Hydrox
- Snack with a Green Tea version in China and Japan
- Chocolate sandwich cookie
- Cookie that some people eat with mustard
- Cheesecake variety
- Mega Stuf cookie
- Brand of creme-filled cookies
- Cookie with an annual mystery flavor
- Cookie that went kosher in 1997
- Hydrox cookie lookalike
- Venerable dessert brand
- Great Value's Twist & Shout cookie looks like one
- "Stuf"-stuffed cookie
- Cookie bearing the Nabisco logo
- Dairy Queen's ___ Blizzard Cake
- Most Stuf cookie
- Black pie crust component
- Topping on some dessert pizzas
- A child may dunk one in milk
- Cookie with a Red Velvet variety
- Popular name for a black-and-white pet
- Crumbled sundae topper
- Crisp, sweet sandwich
- Seller of a Double Stuf Cookie pillow
- Black bits in some sundaes
- Piece in some chocolaty cheesecakes
- Popular triple-decker cookie
- It was inspired by Sunshine Hydrox cookies
- ___ O's (cookie-flavored cereal)
- Black-and-white sweet treat
- Tiramisu treat just for 2020
- Cookie with a Tiramisu Flavor Creme variety
- Golden ___ (vanilla-flavored snack)
- Sandwich often deep-fried
- Cookie that may be pulled apart or dunked
- Chocolaty cookie
- Cookie often split apart
- Treat with cocoa
- Cheesecake flavor
- Cookie similar to a Joe-Joe
- Early Hydrox rival
- Cookie sometimes dunked in orange juice
- Certain sandwich cookie
- Triple-decker cookie brand
- 1.75" sandwich
- Cookie often dunked in milk
- The Most Stuf cookie
- Customizable cookie
- Certain pie crust flavor
- Cookie brand that partnered with PFLAG in 2020
- Snack manufactured in 18 countries
- Sundae-topping cookie
- ___ Thins (certain cookies)
- Treat with many Limited Edition flavors
- Cookie with a 2020 Supreme collab
- Cookie that some twist
- Cookie with a 2020 rainbow edition
- Cookie that may be Lady Gaga-themed
- Frozen yogurt flavor
- Spam burger topping
- Snack with Red Velvet and Key Lime Pie varieties
- Snack often eaten inside-out
- Cookie in the shape of its first and last letters
- Treat that had a Watermelon flavor
- Brand of brownies
- Cookie similar to an Annie's Grabbit
- Cookie with limited editions
- Double Stuf ___
- Crumbly ice cream topping
- Cookie with a "Chromatica" edition
- Brand with a wasabi-flavored variety in China
- Cookie that's customizable
- Cookie that has been deemed kosher since 1997
- Cookie similar to a Giro
- Cookie brand with a Peach Oolong flavor
- Black-and-white item in a sleeve
- Treat thought to be stamped with symbols of the Knights Templar
- Cookie launched in China in 1996
- Vegan sandwich cookie
- Cookie with a Cherry Cola variety
- Ingredient in a McDonald's McFlurry
- Big name in cookies
- Cookie whose bakers went on strike in 2021
- Treat with a 71%-to-29% cookie-to-cream ratio
- Cookie whose packaging shows a splash of milk
- Name for a Dalmatian, perhaps
- Treat often eaten filling-first
- Cookie that might be eaten creme-first
- Cookie often dipped in milk
- Stackable food item
- Cookie that might be fried at a fair
- Cookie eaten with peanut butter in "The Parent Trap"
- Cookie with an Apple Cider Donut flavor
- Snack item with approximately 53 calories
- Sweet little sandwich
- After-sandwich sandwich
- Cookie with a Sour Plum flavor
- ___ O's
- Bicolor cookie
- Cookie that has a lychee flavor in China
- Cookie with the same colors as a crossword
- Popular cake topping ingredient
- Twistable snack item
- Snack item that's partly foreordained?
- Cookie used as a froyo topping
- Cookie in an Alice Wu short film
- Brand name on Cakesters snack cakes
- Cookie with a Cakesters variety
- ___ cakesters (black-and-white treats)
- Cookie in cookies ‘n cream ice cream
- Cookie that's deep-fried at fairs
- Brand behind Cakesters snack cakes
- Cookie used as a 12-Down topping
- Food item that starts and ends with the same letter
- Snack item that might be twisted or dunked
- Product with a Mini variety
- Cookie that's filled with "Stuf"
- Cookie with a limited edition Pumpkin Spice flavor
- Cookie dipped in milk
- Snack item sometimes shown in ads next to a glass of milk
- Ice cream flavor with a crunch
- Cookie once promoted with the line "Take a lick — you'll love it"
- Cookie with a Cakester variety
- Name for a black-and-white cat
- Froyo topping
- Cakesters cookie
- Cookie in a grasshopper pie recipe
- McFlurry mix-in
- Snack item split by Ross and Rachel in the pilot episode of "Friends"
- Cold Stone Creamery mix-in
- ___ balls (decadent dessert)
- Crumbly cake topping
- You can open it with a twist
- Blizzard component, often
- Cookie with a Blueberry Pie variety
- Snack item that has been made in more than 85 flavors
- Cookie in some cocktails
- One might be Double Stuf
- Froyo topping option
- Cookie with dedicated emojis in microsoft teams
- Stackable treat
- Cookie used to make Halloween bat-shaped treats
- Cookie whose creme is called "RE," in a meme
- Cookie in cookies and cream
- Ice cream cookie
- Cookie with "Stuf" inside
- Cookie with a Java Chip flavor
- Cookie in a Dairy Queen Blizzard
- Cookie often deep-fried at state fairs
- Cute name for a black-and-white pet
- Cookie with a Jelly Donut flavor
- Cookie in many milkshakes
- Cookie with Stuf
- Cookie with a Blackpink collaboration
- Handi-Snacks cookie
- Cookie with a version inspired by Lady Gaga's "Chromatica" album
- Crushed ingredient in "dirt cake"
- Cookie with fondant filling
- Popular name for a tuxedo cat
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- New York Times - April 17, 2024
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- USA Today - April 03, 2024
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- New York Times - April 01, 2024
- LA Times - March 28, 2024
- LA Times - March 27, 2024
- USA Today - March 21, 2024
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- LA Times - March 19, 2024
- USA Today - March 15, 2024
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- LA Times - March 12, 2024
- USA Today - March 07, 2024
- LA Times - March 05, 2024
- New York Times - February 28, 2024
- New York Times - February 25, 2024
- USA Today - February 15, 2024
- New York Times - February 06, 2024
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