Oreo Biscuit

Oreo Biscuit is a popular sandwich cookie that consists of two chocolate-flavored wafers with a sweet cream filling in between. It was first introduced by the National Biscuit Company (now known as Nabisco) in 1912 and has since become one of the most beloved and recognizable cookie brands worldwide.

The chocolate wafers of an Oreo Biscuit are made from a combination of cocoa powder, flour, sugar, and vegetable oil. The cream filling is typically made from a mixture of powdered sugar, vanilla extract, and vegetable shortening. The exact recipe may vary slightly depending on the region or specific product variation.

Oreo Biscuits are known for their distinctive design, featuring a scalloped edge and embossed logo on one side of the wafer. They are enjoyed by people of all ages and can be eaten as a standalone snack or used in various dessert recipes.