Are Oreos thins any better, or healthier than regular Oreos?

You can twist the Oreo Thin, but three out of every four cracked when we tried – unlike the original, which as we all know, usually separates with ease. Dunkability. ABC News ... Dunk away to your heart's content, but the Oreo Thin will need a little more time than the original to saturate with milk. read more

I dislike Oreo thins. They might be for some people, but they are not for me. I love quadruple stuf Oreos. That is, taking double stuf Oreos, removing one cookie from each, and smashing the rest together to form a giant cookie. I love Oreos. They don’t need to have smaller proportions. read more

Oreo Thins: Serving size: 4 – 140 calories; Total Fat 6g; Saturated Fat 2g; Sugars 12g; first three ingredients: sugar, unbleached enriched flour, palm oil So basically the claim that there are less calories in Oreo Thins is true. read more

Opinion: Hydrox makes a cookie, which while crunchier than an Oreo, has a filling that is reminiscent of toothpaste. They have made their cookie since 1908 (four years earlier than the introduction of the Oreo) and they are still baking and selling them today, despite losing market share to Oreo. read more

As the subliminal packaging above shows, the recommended serving of Oreo Thins is four cookies (140 calories, 2 g saturated fat), while the original is three (160 calories, 2 g saturated fat) and Double Stuf two (140 calories, 2 g of saturated fat). read more