It turns out the Oreo logo has been around since 1912, and since then has taken on some stunning logos that encapsulate the design of the time. Though today the logo is quite minimal and, dare I ...

It was the same design Nabisco had been using to adorn its company logo. “That was his idea,” Turnier says. “That design goes back to monks who used it on the bottom of manuscripts they ...

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Interestingly, when the Oreo was first introduced by Nabisco in 1912, it used a much more organic wreath for its emboss, later augmented with two pairs of turtledoves in a 1924 redesign.