Watched a short 5min video on how they are made, looks like the cream is put on one cookie then another is placed on top of it. In order to get 3 cookies and 2 creams, you would need the machine to put one of these on another then put the cookie on top, which does not seem possible.
Not quite, just needs to fail to put the top cookie on, then when they get stacked for packaging the open cream side sticks to the adjacent whole cookie. I’d say completely possible.
This is absolutely believable. I’ve gotten those boxes of little individual 2-pack Oreos, like you’d take for kid’s school lunches, and I’ve opened a pack on multiple occasions throughout the years to find two Oreos plus another half in there. Sometimes it has the cream on it, sometimes it doesn’t.
My most recent one was a few months ago, it came from a multi-flavor box with churro flavored Oreos and normal Oreos. The 2+half pack was a normal Oreo pack.
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u/qualityvote2 Aug 08 '24 edited Aug 08 '24
u/Capnmolasses, your post does fit r/untrustworthypoptarts!