The snack brand debuted a new flavor of the cookie alongside the singer, and the sauce maker’s cheesy dip is available for a limited time in single-serve packets.
Oreo keeps getting tied up. The popular Mondelez cookie, which has struck partnerships in the past with everyone and everything from Lady Gaga to Coca-Cola, is now turning to Post Malone. A new limited edition of the sweet treat is constructed around a swirled creme — a first of its kind for the famous treat
Oreo is teaming up with Post Malone for a new limited edition cookie that offers a swirl of creme that has both salted caramel and shortbread flavors
EAST HANOVER, NJ. — Mondelez International has partnered with Grammy-nominated artist Austin “Post Malone” Post to launch a new Oreo variety.
Oreo has never shied away from pushing flavor boundaries, and in the past, we’ve even seen them team up with a famous face or two to bring a new vision to life. Back in 2021, the iconic cookie brand joined forces with music sensation Lady Gaga for a collaboration that honored her new album,
A new shareholder proposal is likely to be filed this year calling for more visibility on the Oreo maker's business in conflict zones.
Oreo is partnering with singer Post Malone for its next limited edition cookie, featuring a first-of-its-kind filling for the brand.
Mondelez International (MDLZ – Research Report) received a Hold rating and price target from Jefferies analyst Robert Dickerson yesterday. The company’s shares closed last Friday at $57.86.
Oreo is joining forces with Texas-raised Post Malone to put a twist on the classic cookie. The brand announced Wednesday that it will release Limited Edition Post Malone Oreo Cookies featuring a flavor combination invented by the singer-songwriter himself.
Oreo started the new year by announcing six new treats that would be available on supermarket shelves and freezers, but none of them came close to the most recent unveiling of their Post Malone x Oreo collab.
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