Oreo Double Stuff Caramilk Cookies

Oreo Double Stuff Caramilk is a collaborative confectionery biscuit bringing together two of Mondelēz International's signature brands: the globally famous Oreo sandwich cookie and Cadbury's beloved caramelized white chocolate flavour, Caramilk.

Originally created in 1912 in New York City by the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco), Oreo has grown into the world's best-selling cookie brand. Cadbury, which originated in Birmingham, England in 1824, brings its iconic Caramilk flavour to this special edition sandwich biscuit. Both brands are now owned by the American multinational snack company Mondelēz International, Inc., following the corporate spin-off of Kraft Foods in 2012.

While Oreo Caramilk cookies were widely popularized across markets such as Australia and New Zealand, regional supply lines produce them in facilities such as the Mondelēz biscuit manufacturing plant in Bahrain for distribution across various markets including Australasia and import retailers in the UK.