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Oreo Just Quietly Brought Back Two Fall Favorites — And One Is Already Selling Out

Healthy Fact of the Day

Limited-edition cookies are best enjoyed as a deliberate treat rather than a pantry staple — and the two-pack format from Oreo's website actually makes portion control easier than buying a full grocery store bag. If you grab both flavors, try them side by side to compare rather than eating through one pack before opening the next. Dunking in milk, as Apple Pie a la Mode fans unanimously recommend, also naturally slows the pace of eating — the brief pause between each dunk gives you a better sense of when you're satisfied.

Oreo isn’t waiting for September.

Two fan-favorite limited-edition flavors just hit shelves — the Orange Creme Halloween Oreos (Boo! Pack) and the Apple Pie a la Mode Sandwich Cookies — and both are available now on Oreo’s website and beginning to appear at Walmart and other retailers. Given how quickly limited Oreo runs tend to disappear, now is the time to grab them.

The Boo! Pack: Orange Creme Halloween Oreos

The Orange Creme Oreos are exactly what the name suggests — a classic Oreo with one key change. The white creme filling has been dyed orange, and the chocolate wafers feature six Halloween-themed embossments: a skull, a witch’s hat, a wolf howling at the moon, a haunted mansion, a jack-o’-lantern, and a hand rising from a grave.

The packaging itself is festive — a “Boo!” design on the front that glows in the dark — making it as much a Halloween decoration as a snack. The flavor is identical to the original Oreo. But as one fan put it: “I don’t know why, but Halloween Oreos taste so much better than the original.” There may be no rational explanation for this phenomenon, but the sentiment is universal enough to take seriously.

Apple Pie a la Mode Sandwich Cookies

This one is the real get. The Apple Pie a la Mode Oreo debuted last August and immediately earned some of the strongest fan reviews any limited-edition Oreo has generated in recent memory.

The cookies feature vanilla wafers — not chocolate — filled with a creme that blends apple pie and vanilla ice cream flavors. It’s a genuinely accurate translation of the dessert: warm spiced apple with a cool, creamy sweetness, all inside a sandwich cookie. One fan called it the “Best Oreo of All Time” and implored the company to put them “on the mass assembly line for the rest of eternity.” Others described craving them daily and dunking them in milk as the definitive preparation method.

This year’s packaging gets an upgrade too — the yellow wrapper from last year has been replaced with a maroon and classic Oreo blue design featuring an apple and leaf pattern.

Where to Find Them

Both flavors are available now on Oreo’s website in two-packs for $10 plus shipping. Apple Pie a la Mode Oreos have also been spotted at Walmart locations — check your local store before ordering online to avoid the shipping cost.

Limited-edition Oreos move fast. When the Cinnamon Bun Oreos dropped in July, multiple stores sold out within days. If either of these flavors is on your radar, don’t wait.

The Bottom Line

Oreo’s Orange Creme Halloween Boo! Pack and Apple Pie a la Mode Sandwich Cookies are available now on oreo.com in two-packs for $10 and rolling out to retailers including Walmart. The Apple Pie a la Mode is the must-grab — if you missed it last year, this is your second chance.

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