— -- It’s been a busy year for Oreo: Red Velvet and S’Mores flavors debuted, with much speculation of what’s coming next.
Well, the wait is over, because as of tomorrow, there’s a brand new version hitting shelves: Oreo Thins.
These new and improved cookie sandwiches are identical to their bulkier older brother, but they’ve been on a strict workout plan to lose a whopping 7 calories and 4 millimeters in thickness.
Here’s how these skinnier snacks stack up to the original:
Size
The original Oreo is 1 3/4 inches wide and 9 millimeters thick, while an Oreo Thin is 1 7/8 inches wide and 5 millimeters thick.
Twistability
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
Dunk away to your heart’s content, but the Oreo Thin will need a little more time than the original to saturate with milk. The original softens at 19 seconds, while the Oreo Thin takes 37 seconds to soak.
Nutrition
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The original Oreo is 42 calories each, while the Oreo Thin is 35 calories each.
Taste
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Throwing journalistic objectivity out the window, this writer much prefers the Oreo Thins. They’re crispier and more chocolaty because of a higher cookie to cream ratio. One ABC News editor noted, though, that they’re a lot more fragile than the original, and many in the package were already broken upon arrival.
Oreo Thins come in original, golden and mint flavors and are a permanent addition to the Oreo roster.