Oreo: A Copy-Paste Revenge Cookie Born Out Of A Heated Sibling Rivalry

Twisters, dunkers or breakers. True Oreo lovers will know which camp they belong to. But even those who have never heard these words before, have most likely tasted the chocolate goods at least once in their lifetime.

In this video, however, it is not the correct way of eating them that will be the center of debate. Instead, we will focus on something that is a little less well-known. Namely, the brand’s dark past and sneaky tactics. Ready to have your world turned upside down, uncover Oreo’s dark history, and learn a thing or two about how NOT to brand your company? Then make sure to watch this video! By the end of it, you will never look at these little copy-cat cookies the same way again.

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