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Oreo is bringing back one of the most requested fan-favorite flavors

By Megan Ziegler

FOX TV Digital Team

Published September 11, 2023 6:58 AM MST

Published September 11, 2023 6:58 AM MST

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Studio shot shows the filling of several varieties of Oreo cookies (LTOR) Mega Stuff, Golden Double Stuff, Lemon creme, Traditional, Golden and Double Stuff on Thursday, April 29, 2015. (Photo by Patrick Whittemore/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via G

Oreo is bringing back one of the most requested fan-favorite flavors – Red Velvet.

The cookies will feature the familiar taste fans know and love: a unique red-colored, red velvet-flavored basecake with cream cheese flavor creme.

Since this limited edition cookie was last seen on shelves in 2020, Oreo said its customers have been begging for the flavor to make its triumphant return.

And now it’s here.

Oreo’s Limited-Edition Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies. Image: Oreo

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The Oreo Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies are returning to shelves nationwide the week of Sept. 11 for a limited time only and while supplies last, the company confirmed to FOX Television Stations.

Oreo made the announcement last week on social media with the fitting ‘Is It Cake?’ trend.

Two packages of Red Velvet Oreos are seen on a table, with one being an actual package and the other being cake. The cake version is cut into, revealing the bright red scrumptious center.

"This one’s cake, but this one’s real," Oreo’s host says, revealing the package of Red Velvet Oreos we’ve all been waiting for.

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This story was reported from Detroit.

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