Beloved biscuit brand discontinues two popular flavours
Mondelez International, the makers of the beloved Oreo range, has confirmed it will be discontinuing two flavours in 2025.
Customers will no longer be able to purchase Oreo Berry Choc Top and Oreo Cinnamon Bun.
Both flavours have disappeared from supermarket shelves, with fans of the tasty treats left wondering if they had been discontinued permanently, or were just experiencing a temporary supply issue.
Mondelez International confirmed it will be discontinuing two flavours in 2025. Nine
Well, it's bad news for fans of those flavours.
"In 2025 we will be saying goodbye to Oreo Berry Choc Top and Oreo Cinnamon Bun," the company confirmed to nine.com.au.
Oreo Berry Choc Top was first launched in Australia in September 2024 as part of the brand's Oreo "Creations" lineup. It featured traditional chocolate Oreo cookies with a berry-flavoured filling.
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Oreo Berry Choc Top and Oreo Cinnamon Bun have been discontinued. Nine
Oreo Cinnamon Bun has been available since May 2022 and featured a cinnamon-flavoured cookie with a cream cheese frosting-flavoured creme, were made available at major supermarkets like Woolworths and IGA.
Those missing the two flavours can take comfort in the fact there are two new Oreo products hitting stores for Christmas.
The best part? They are already on supermarket shelves.
The new flavours are Oreo Original with Festive Coloured Crème and the Oreo Bon Bon with Festive Coloured Crème. These releases feature the classic Oreo chocolate biscuit with vanilla-flavoured filling which has been turned into a red cream for the festive season. They are priced at $5.50 each.
Oreo biscuits date back to 1912 in the US and came to Australia officially in 2001, although some had found their way down under before this date.
Oreo's biggest seller in Australia is the Oreo Original Single Stuff, followed by the Oreo Original Double Stuff. In third place, Oreo Mint Double Stuff.
Oreo varieties have famously collaborated with brands such as Pascall and Coca-Cola. Nine
Oreo Mint Double Stuff is the thirst most popular seller following single stuff original and double stuff original. Nine
The price of a packet of Oreo biscuits has increased, currently $3, up from $2.80 in previous years, although customers are encouraged to shop around for the best value.
Oreo launched a popular range of fun flavours and celebrity collaborations over the past two years. These have included Oreo Coco-Cola which hit supermarket shelves in September 2024, Oreo Pascall Marshamllow Double Stuff which launched in April 2025 and now Oreo Sour Patch Kids.
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In June, a Limited Edition Selena Gomez Oreo Cookie launched in Australia and around the world, inspired by the star's love of horchata, a cold, sweetened drink often made from ground rice or nuts and flavoured with cinnamon.
Oreo Sour Patch Kids are out just in time for Halloween. Nine
There are two new Oreo products hitting stores for Christmas. Nine
It featured a layer of chocolate and cinnamon cream mixed with sweetened condensed milk and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar.
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