Answer:

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We have spotted OREO (4 Letters) a total of 465 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

• 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
• Exit sign feature
• Cookie with layers
• Snack with a trademarked design
• Two-toned treat
• Cookie in a certain Blizzard
• Cookie in many milkshakes
• Treat with watermelon and cherry cola flavors
• Cookie often deep-fried at state fairs
• Blizzard cookie maybe
• Best-selling sandwich
• Cookie in a Dairy Queen Blizzard
• 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 in a certain DQ Blizzard
• Cookie with a Tiramisu flavor
• Cookie you can twist
• Cookie with a Fruit Punch variety
• Ice cream cookie
• Layered treat
• Cookie whose creme is called RE in a meme
• Cookie with a Super Mario variety
• Cookie that can be Golden
• Milkshake mix-in
• Treat to twist
• Cookie used to make Halloween bat-shaped treats
• Sandwich snack
• 2023's piece of Blackout Cake
• Creme-filled snack
• Double Stuf treat
• 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
• One might be Double Stuf
• Its stuffing is sweet
• Cookie in some cocktails
• Frozen yogurt mix-in
• Hydrox rival
• Cookie with a Cotton Candy edition
• Cookie with a Thins variety
• Cookie with a limited-edition Pumpkin Spice flavor
• Snack item that has been made in more than 85 flavors
• Crossword's favorite cookie
• Bestselling cookie
• Sandwich to eat after a sandwich?
• Cookie with a Blueberry Pie variety
• Blizzard component often
• Treat with cocoa
• Apt name for a tuxedo cat
• Treat with a Java Chip variety
• Cookie in cookies and cream
• Cookie that's sometimes deep-fried
• 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
• Cookie celebrated on March 6
• ___ balls (decadent dessert)
• Two-disc creation
• Cold Stone Creamery mix-in
• Milkshake component sometimes
• Cookie created as an imitation of Hydrox
• Cookie with its name written on it
• Snack item split by Ross and Rachel in the pilot episode of Friends
• Two-toned cookie
• It's sold in crumbs for crusts
• Treat with a trademarked design
• 111-year-old cookie
• Cookie with creme filling
• Sundae-topping cookie
• Small sandwich
• Chips Ahoy! shelfmate
• Its second variety contained lemon creme
• Cookie introduced in 1912
• It's sold in crumbs for piecrusts
• Cream-filled crossword cookie
• McFlurry mix-in
• Cookie since 1912
• Lunchbox sweet
• Cookie in a grasshopper pie recipe
• Sweet brand trademarked in 1912
• Cookie in many desserts
• Cookie with a Snickerdoodle flavor
• Sandwich cookie brand
• Cakesters cookie
• Froyo topping
• Freakshake cookie
• Name for a black-and-white cat
• Black and white cookie that may be eaten middle-first
• Cookie with a Cakester variety
• Bicolored cookie with cream
• Cookie once promoted with the line Take a lick — youll love it
• Surprisingly dairy-free cookie
• Ice cream flavor with a crunch
• Cookie with a Java Chip variety
• Snack item sometimes shown in ads next to a glass of milk
• Cookie dipped in milk
• Cookies and cream brand?
• Cookie with a creme filling
• Cookie with a limited edition Pumpkin Spice flavor
• Crumbled froyo topping
• Snack that may leave black and white crumbs
• Cookie that's filled with Stuf
• McFlurry cookie
• Cookie invented in Chelsea NYC
• Cream-filled cookie
• Product with a Mini variety
• Cookie used in mud pie crusts
• Black and white ice-cream topping perhaps
• Cheesecake flavor perhaps
• ___ fluff (black-and-white dessert)
• Snack item that might be twisted or dunked
• Cookie every crossword-maker loves?
• Food item that starts and ends with the same letter
• Easily shareable cookie
• Cookies and cream cookie
• Cookie with black biscuits
• Cookie with a pumpkin spice flavor
• Cookie with a Firework variety
• Creme-center cookie
• Cookie in many ice cream flavors
• Popular sandwich cookie
• Three-layer cookie
• Creme-filled cookie
• White-creamed cookie
• Brand behind Cakesters snack cakes
• Cookie used as a 12-Down topping
• Three-layer sweet
• The Most Stuf cookie
• After-lunch sandwich
• Hydrox competitor
• Cookie that's deep-fried at fairs
• White-centered snack
• Snack item since 1912
• Chocolate sandwich cookie
• Double Stuf ___
• Black-and-white cookie brand
• Triple-decker cookie brand
• Cookie in cookies ‘n cream ice cream
• Cookie with a wasabi flavor in China
• Its Toffee Crunch was launched last January
• ___ cakesters (black-and-white treats)
• Layered snack
• ___ Os (breakfast cereal)
• Snack with a Cakesters line
• Cookie that is dunked
• Cookie with a Cakesters variety
• Biscuit born in Chelsea
• Black and white cookie
• Crossword's cookie
• Sister brand of Chips Ahoy!
• Brand name on Cakesters snack cakes
• Dunkable after-school snack
• Cookie celebrated annually on March 6
• Cookie with many limited-edition flavors
• Cookie with limited editions
• Sweet sandwich?
• Nabisco's cookie
• Cookie in an Alice Wu short film
• Double Stuf cookie
• Sandwich treat
• Cookie used as a froyo topping
• Snack item thats partly foreordained?
• Twistable snack item
• Apt name for a black-and-white cat
• Popular cake topping ingredient
• Sandwich cookie
• Cookie with creme
• Cookie in some pie crusts
• Popular cookie
• Tri-layer snack
• Little dipper?
• Twisted treat perhaps
• Two-tone treat
• Cookie with the same colors as a crossword
• Cookie that has a lychee flavor in China
• Cookie taken apart before it's eaten
• Nabisco sandwich cookie
• Name for a black-and-white pet
• Cookie that may be deep-fried
• Cookie that can be customized
• Bicolor cookie
• Black-and-white snack
• Black-and-white treat
• Popular layered cookie
• Nabisco's cream-filled cookie
• Dunkable cookie
• Twist Lick Dunk cookie
• Disc-shaped cookie
• Cookie that's the same color as crosswords
• Sweet sandwich
• ___ Os
• Tri-level treat
• Layered cookie
• Treat with Thin varieties
• Triple-decker cookie
• Cookie with a Sour Plum flavor
• Twistable cookie
• After-sandwich sandwich
• Cookie that can be dunked
• Snack in a stack
• Cookie with a Lady Gaga flavor
• Sweet little sandwich
• Cookies-and-cream ingredient
• Milk's favorite cookie
• Snack item with approximately 53 calories
• Two-tone cookie
• Snack made with cocoa
• Dunkable snack
• Cookie crumbled at a frozen yogurt shop
• Cookie with an Apple Cider Donut flavor
• Nabisco cookie
• Crossword-loving cookie?
• Twistable treat
• Cookie that may have lemon creme
• Cookie eaten with peanut butter in The Parent Trap
• Treat in 2012's Daily Twist campaign
• Crunchy cookie

Usage among publishers:

• Newsday: Dec 16, 2024
• USA Today: Dec 15, 2024
• Universal: Dec 12, 2024
• Newsday: Dec 9, 2024
• Newsday: Nov 24, 2024
• USA Today: Nov 21, 2024
• Universal: Nov 19, 2024
• LA Times: Nov 18, 2024
• LA Times: Nov 12, 2024
• Universal: Nov 1, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Oct 29, 2024
• Newsday: Oct 28, 2024
• USA Today: Oct 26, 2024
• Universal: Oct 19, 2024
• LA Times: Oct 6, 2024
• USA Today: Oct 2, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Sep 30, 2024
• Universal: Sep 27, 2024
• Universal: Sep 24, 2024
• New York Times: Sep 18, 2024
• LA Times: Sep 16, 2024
• USA Today: Sep 14, 2024
• Universal: Sep 12, 2024
• Newsday: Sep 10, 2024
• USA Today: Sep 8, 2024
• Universal: Sep 4, 2024
• USA Today: Aug 28, 2024
• New York Times: Jun 25, 2022