The ornate design on Oreo cookies didn't always look the way it does now. The original design was more simple, with less floral elements and no Nabisco symbol. It wasn't until 1952, 40 years after ...

Symbols embossed on the exterior surfaces of Oreo cookies link the product to the alleged conspiratorial activities of the Knights Templar and Freemasons. We do not know who first paused to ponder ...

The Oreo wasn’t the only snack Nabisco introduced in 1912. ... where producers of communion wafers used molds to create edible religious symbols. Gary Leonard/GettyImages.

Oreo manhole cover, by Andrew Lewicki, an L.A.-based artist whose work also includes crates of Southern California concrete oranges and a combination ashtray/juicer, for the perfect Parisian ...

This isn't the first time Oreo and NBA have teamed up. Back in 2021, Oreo released limited-edition NBA Dynasty Oreos, featuring six dynasties – Bulls, Celtics, Heat, Lakers, Spurs and Warriors.