Double Stuff Peanut Butter Oreos!

[CharityAJO]

And they're vegan, hurrah!

Time for food coma. :)

[Rowan]

It's too bad that they're full of trans fats. :-/

[Jinga]

It's too bad that they're full of trans fats. :-/


Party pooper! :notvegan:

I've never heard of them. I shall have to check it out next time around.

[Rowan]

Party pooper! :notvegan:

I've never heard of them. I shall have to check it out next time around.

Actually, the darn company that makes the oreos are the party poopers. If only they wouldn't throw that nasty stuff in them! :)

If they ever do take the trans fats out, I'll definitely be trying them, though.

[Jinga]

Actually, the darn company that makes the oreos are the party poopers. If only they wouldn't throw that nasty stuff in them! :)

If they ever do take the trans fats out, I'll definitely be trying them, though.

How about organizing a stealth ninja anti-trans fat gang to sneak in and swap out all their stuff with even better options? :p

[Rowan]

How about organizing a stealth ninja anti-trans fat gang to sneak in and swap out all their stuff with even better options? :p

:lol:

[misq17]

:drool: PB Oreos are the best. I can only imagine double stuff ones are better.

The mint kind are good too

[FreshTart]

Almost all the of the Double Stuff are vegan (at least in Canada).

And, to rub it in, ours have less nasty ingredients :p

[Cinnamon toast]

:drool: PB Oreos are the best. I can only imagine double stuff ones are better.

The mint kind are good too

:up:

[Satya]

Newman's Own makes a kickass, all natural mint oreo :drool:. I've seen them in Kroger's and Whole Foods in TX. I don't know about peanut butter though.

[Hummusisyummus]

It's too bad that they're full of trans fats. :-/
Are you sure? That's not what I remember from reading the label.

Not that I eat such junky foods or anything. :angel:

[Vegankat]

I thought they removed the trans fats a few years ago after all that ruckus.

[remilard]

I thought they removed the trans fats a few years ago after all that ruckus.

Yeah I thought they changed it after people were trying to get an age limit for them somewhere.

[Rowan]

Hmmm.... Maybe they did remove it. I haven't looked at them in so long! Next time I'm at the store I'll have to look now. :)

[Vegankat]

I really want some damn Oreos right now.

[monkey086]

After reading this, I was curious as to the trans fat content of the peanut butter oreos and e-mailed nabisco. I also asked them about their ingredients. This was my question and there response:


I was just wondering what the current trans fat content is in the new peanut butter stuffed oreos? Also, do they contain any animal derived ingredients or vitamins?


Thanks for visiting our website!

OREO DOUBLE STUF PEANUT BUTTER 17 OZ
445000
May 2005

Serving Size 2 cookies (30g)
Servings Per Container About 16

Amount per serving
Calories 140 Calories from Fat 50

Total Fat 6 g
Saturated Fat 1.5g
Trans Fat 0 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 1.5g
Monounsaturated Fat 3g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 170 mg
Total Carbohydrate 20g
Dietary Fiber 1g
Sugars 11g
Protein 2g

Vitamin A 0%
Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 0%
Iron 6%

Ingredients: sugar, enriched flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron,
thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), riboflavin (vitamin B2), folic acid),
peanut butter (peanuts, hydrogenated rapeseed and cottonseed and soybean
oils, salt), high oleic canola oil, cocoa (processed with alkali), palm oil,
maltodextrin, high fructose corn syrup, cornstarch, partially hydrogenated
soybean oil*, salt, leavening (baking soda, monocalcium phosphate), corn
syrup, soy lecithin (emulsifier), invert sugar, chocolate, vanillin- an
artificial flavor.
*adds a trivial amount of trans fat.

Also, I understand that knowing what ingredients are in the food products
you eat directly affect how you practice your religion, and Kraft Foods does
all that it can to assist its consumers in making educated food decisions

I apologize but unfortunately this ingredient information is not currently
available

As you can imagine our products change frequently, and maintaining a list of
products that contain enzymes would be virtually impossible.
Please add our site to your bookmarks and visit us again soon!


Kim McMiller
Associate Director, Consumer Relations

[kraftykraft]

:furious: :furious: :furious: :furious: Damn peanut allergies. Before I was allergic, these would have been a dream come true for me. Enjoy some for me!!!

[mouse]

Newman's Own makes a kickass, all natural mint oreo :drool:. I've seen them in Kroger's and Whole Foods in TX. I don't know about peanut butter though.

I've never liked Oreo's but I love the Newman's with chocolate centers. They're great for making a cookie pie crust too. :lick:

[Hummusisyummus]

Iron 6%?!? Why, you'd only have to eat 33 a day to get your daily recommended iron intake! Thank you Nabisco for devising a tasty iron source!!!! You guys are so beautiful. :cry:

[FreshTart]

Iron 6%?!? Why, you'd only have to eat 33 a day to get your daily recommended iron intake! Thank you Nabisco for devising a tasty iron source!!!! You guys are so beautiful. :cry:

Nominating for Best Quote of 2005.

[GTChick01]

One more thing I'm going to have to try! LOL

[Katt Fink]

Trader Joe's makes some mighty fine PB chocolatey sammich-type cookies! Errr... they usually don't stick around long enough for me to remember checking out the trans-fattyness of them, so this post may or may not be completely useless.

[epski]

Ew. Partially hydrogenated oils. I really thought more companies were going to be doing away with these, but it looks like Pepsico is the only one that has followed through (Fritos, anyone?).

[Cherry Head]

Ahhh, these are SO TASTY.

:drool: