Oreo Golden sandwich biscuits

Oreo Golden is a prominent extension of the world-famous Oreo brand, known originally for its chocolate sandwich cookies with cream filling. The brand was first introduced in 1912 by the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) in New York City. Today, Oreo is a flagship global brand under the portfolio of Mondelēz International.

While the original Oreo was born in the United States, manufacturing is now a global operation to serve different regional markets. For European markets, production often takes place in facilities in countries like Spain or the Czech Republic. The 'Golden' variant features a vanilla-flavored wafer instead of the traditional cocoa, catering to consumers who prefer a lighter, buttery taste profile while maintaining the iconic sandwich structure and creamy center.