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Cookie Concoctions! 11 Amazing Oreo Desserts

The humble but incredibly delicious Oreo is celebrating its 100th birthday this year.

The humble but incredibly delicious Oreo is celebrating its 100th birthday this year. While we still love the cookies all on their own, we couldn't help but notice (yes, we're Pinterest addicts too) some amazingly creative and drool-inducing creations inspired by and incorporating Oreos — all of which are sure to delight your cookie-loving kiddos. From Rice Krispies treats and brownies to beautiful cakes, these 11 desserts might make you rethink the potential of your next box of Oreos. Keep clicking, and be prepared for a serious sugar craving!

Source: Bakers Royale and Kevin and Amanda

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Sweet Team: Oreo Pairs Up With Dunkin' Donuts, Baskin Robbins

Milk's favorite cookie has a new pair of friends.

Milk's favorite cookie has a new pair of friends.

Beginning today, Oreo is teaming up with both Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins to offer a new line of menu items inspired by the creme-filled cookie.

The Kraft Foods cookie, which turns 100 this year, will play a starring role in two Dunkin' Donuts doughnut flavors (Oreo Donut and Oreo Crumble Donut) as well as two drink flavors (Coffee Oreo Coolatta and Vanilla Bean Coolatta). Baskin-Robbins customers will see the cookie in a flavor-of-the-month Oreo-flavored chocolate ice cream, Oreo ice cream cake bites, a soft serve mix, and a layered chocolate sundae.

Oreo's collaborations with Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins are hot on the heels of Nestlé's new rollout of Girl Scout Cookie-flavored Crunch bars. The candy bars inspired by favorite Girl Scout cookie flavors have been so popular that they're expected to sell out by September, and it's hard to imagine the beloved Oreo cookie not experiencing the same success. Does the future hold more food collaborations like these? All signs point to yes.

Source: Dunkin' Donuts

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Domino's Breakdown (It's Pretty Scary)

A few weeks ago, I got all riled up while watching The Biggest Loser.

A few weeks ago, I got all riled up while watching The Biggest Loser. All the food commercials were for seriously crappy food. It seems more than a little mean to advertise calorie laden food during an inspirational weight loss show. Especially if you consider that the majority of viewers are watching to get a little inspiration on their own path to get in shape.

The one that bothered me the most was by Domino's Pizza; they were advertising their amazing Oreo Pizza. What's the deal with that? It's not enough to make decadent, calorie-laden cheese pizzas, so they have to make dessert pizza too? I'm not even going to question how much crap is in it (although this commercial is pretty funny, I can admit that).

We can all agree that it serves no nutritional purpose, but if you're curious to how many calories are in a slice of this Oreo Pizza pie, read more