Answer:
We have spotted OREO (4 Letters) a total of 388 times in our database. Below you may see the clues associated with OREO and also when and where was it last seen:
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Twisted-apart cookie
- Treat with the right Stuf?
- Dairy-free cookie
- Cookie akin to Hydrox
- Cookie used in some cones
- Cookie with Stuf
- Festive Colored Creme, for late 2024
- Vowel-heavy cookie
- Cookie with a Dirt Cake flavor
- Treat that's 71% cookie and 29% creme
- Three-decker cookie
- Triple-tiered snack
- Snack introduced in 1912
- Small, sweet sandwich
- Cookie made in 18 countries
- Cookie one might twist to open
- Sweet creation of 1912
- Cookies-and-cream cookie
- Snackworks.com brand
- Crunchy ice-cream flavor
- Cookie commonly twisted before being eaten
- Cookie used to make dirt cake
- Personalizable cookie
- Cookie that's an imitation of Hydrox
- Cookies and cream cookie often
- Cookie with a churro flavor
- Cookie with a Mega Stuf variety
- Snack sometimes referred to as a sandwich
- Cookie brand with a Cakester variety
- Cookie that may top a sundae
- Triple-tier treat
- Cookie with a Tiramisu Thins flavor
- Black-and-white treat
- Cookie with creme
- Triple-decker treat
- Cookie sometimes added to a milkshake
- Cookie with a Coca-Cola variety
- The dirt in a pudding-based dessert
- Circular sandwich cookie
- Milk’s favorite cookie
- Cookie similar to a Caco
- Cookie with a Churro Creme variety
- Milkshake mix-in at Five Guys
- Treat with stuffing called Stuf
- Cookie that’s often twisted
- Brand that partnered with Swedish Fish in 2016
- Apt name for a black-and-white dog
- Cookie in some McFlurries
- Popular sandwich cookie
- May___ (fake Heinz condiment mix with a cookie in its name)
- Nabisco best-selling snack
- Dirt cake cookie
- McCafé frappé flavor
- Crumbled dessert topping
- Cookie with layers
- Its Toffee Crunch was launched last January
- Snack with a trademarked design
- Cookie with a Root Beer Float flavor
- Cookie that is sometimes deep-fried
- Two-toned treat
- Pink-and-green cookie inspired by Lady Gaga's Chromatica
- Milk's favorite cookie
- Cookie created to compete with Hydrox
- 112-year-old cookie brand
- Cookie with a Space Dunk variety
- Cookie in a dirt cake
- Cookie that is over 100 years old
- Cookie that’s been vegan since 1998
- Twist lick dunk cookie
- Cookie with a Space Dunk flavor
- Cookies-and-cream milkshake addition
- Crumbled sundae add-in
- Milk's favorite cookie brand
- Crumbly Froyo topping
- Tri-layer snack
- Cookie in a certain Blizzard
- Go on and on
- Handi-Snacks cookie
- Cookie with a Blackpink collaboration
- McFlurry flavor
- Cookie with its name on it
- Treat with watermelon and cherry cola flavors
- Mega Stuf cookie
- Cookie often deep-fried at state fairs
- Blizzard cookie maybe
- Best-selling sandwich
- Cookie with 90 radial lines encircling 12 four-leaf clovers
- Cookie that's a Hydrox imitation
- Cookie with a Java Chip flavor
- Cookie with Stuf inside
- Cookie that contains 90 ridges
- Cookie in a certain DQ Blizzard
- Cookie with a Tiramisu flavor
- Cookie you can twist
- Cookie with a Fruit Punch variety
- Ice cream cookie
- Layered snack
- Layered treat
- Cookie whose creme is called RE in a meme
- Hydrox competitor
- Cookie with a Super Mario variety
- Cookie that can be Golden
- Milkshake mix-in
- Dunkable cookie
- Cookie often dipped in milk
- Treat to twist
- Cookie used to make Halloween bat-shaped treats
- Sandwich snack
- 2023's piece of Blackout Cake
- Double Stuf treat
- Creme-filled snack
- Cookie with a Kettle Corn variety
- Stackable treat
- Sandwich cookie with a Candy Corn variety
- Crushed sundae topping
- ___ Guards (protectors of King Candy's castle in Wreck-It Ralph)
- ___ Guards (protectors of King Candy’s castle in “Wreck-It Ralph”)
- Froyo topping option
- Cookie with dedicated emojis in Microsoft Teams
- Cookie eaten with peanut butter in The Parent Trap
- One might be Double Stuf
- Its stuffing is sweet
- Cookie in some cocktails
- Frozen yogurt mix-in
- Hydrox rival
- Two-tone treat
- Three-layer cookie
- Cookie with a Cotton Candy edition
- After-lunch sandwich
- Cookie with a Thins variety
- Cookie with a limited-edition Pumpkin Spice flavor
- Snack item that has been made in more than 85 flavors
- Sandwich treat
- Crossword's favorite cookie
- Bestselling cookie
- McFlurry cookie
- Sandwich to eat after a sandwich?
- Cookie with a Blueberry Pie variety
- Blizzard component often
- Double Stuf cookie
- Treat with cocoa
- Apt name for a tuxedo cat
- Treat with a Java Chip variety
- Cookie in cookies and cream
- Nabisco cookie
- Cookie that's sometimes deep-fried
- Disc-shaped cookie
- Cookie with a Pokemon edition
- Treat with creme
- Nabisco offering
- You can open it with a twist
- Nabisco creation of 1912
- Crumbly cake topping
- Triple-decker sweet treat
- Chocolate sandwich cookie
- Cookie celebrated on March 6
- ___ balls (decadent dessert)
- Crunchy cookie
- Two-disc creation
- Sandwich cookie
- Double Stuf ___
- Popular cookie
- Cold Stone Creamery mix-in
- Milkshake component sometimes
- Cookie created as an imitation of Hydrox
- Cookie with its name written on it
- Twistable cookie
- Sweet little sandwich
- Snack item split by Ross and Rachel in the pilot episode of Friends
- Two-toned cookie
- Cookie with a Cakesters variety
- It's sold in crumbs for crusts
- 111-year-old cookie
- Treat with a trademarked design
- Popular layered cookie
- Cookie with creme filling
- Small sandwich
- Chips Ahoy! shelfmate
- Its second variety contained lemon creme
- Cookie introduced in 1912
- It's sold in crumbs for piecrusts
- Layered cookie
- McFlurry mix-in
- Lunchbox sweet
- Cookie since 1912
- Sweet sandwich
- Cookie in a grasshopper pie recipe
- Sweet brand trademarked in 1912
- Cookie with a Snickerdoodle flavor
- Twistable treat
- Creme-filled cookie
- Sandwich cookie brand
- Triple-decker cookie
- Cakesters cookie
- Froyo topping
- Name for a black-and-white cat
- Black-and-white cookie
- Two-tone cookie
- Sweet-tasting sandwich
- Cookie with a Cakester variety
Usage among publishers:
- USA Today: Apr 7, 2025
- USA Today: Apr 4, 2025
- Universal: Apr 1, 2025
- USA Today: Mar 29, 2025
- Newsday: Mar 28, 2025
- USA Today: Mar 27, 2025
- Newsday: Mar 26, 2025
- Newsday: Mar 16, 2025
- Newsday: Mar 9, 2025
- USA Today: Mar 5, 2025
- LA Times: Mar 2, 2025
- Wall Street Journal: Feb 28, 2025
- Universal: Feb 25, 2025
- Newsday: Feb 21, 2025
- Newsday: Feb 9, 2025
- USA Today: Feb 2, 2025
- Universal: Jan 30, 2025
- LA Times: Jan 29, 2025
- Universal: Jan 28, 2025
- USA Today: Jan 17, 2025
- LA Times: Jan 12, 2025
- USA Today: Jan 10, 2025
- LA Times: Jan 3, 2025
- USA Today: Jan 1, 2025
- USA Today: Dec 29, 2024
- Newsday: Mar 7, 2023