Is the end of OREO cookies coming? This is the poster that has revolutionized all of Spain | LOS40

Alert for OREO cookie lovers! This Wednesday, October 2, several cities in Spain woke up with several advertising posters installed on marquees and large building facades announcing the possible end of the mythical cookies that have marked several generations.

Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Valencia, Seville, Bilbao and Zaragoza have started the day with banners that read the following: “Goodbye Spain. Our hearts are breaking, but your usual OREO says goodbye,” said one of the texts installed in in Madrid’s Gran Vía, where you can also see a cookie from this brand in full view.

The message, which everything seems to indicate was installed during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, has given rise to uncertainty and has made the faithful followers of this brand wonder if it is the definitive goodbye to this traditional version or it is simply a campaign marketing to launch an improved version of the product.

I ride so much, I ride so much, the message has not been in vain on social networks and, not only has this started to spin like a top on social networks, but it has awakened the unliving of OREO lovers:

• “FIRST, THERE IS NO OREO ANYWHERE AND NOW YOU TELL ME YOU’RE LEAVING??? Give me an explanation Oreo, I can’t live without you.”
• “Hey, is it real that Oreo is leaving Spain? BRO IT’S SUPER SHOPPING WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING.”
• “Just in case this afternoon I’ll buy the Oreo cookies”
• “I eat 5 packages of double cream Oreo a week, 20 a month. 240 a year. I buy them in bulk. If you leave Spain I will report you.”
• “‘Goodbye Murcia’ they haven’t played it, so we’ll stay with them, thank you.”
• “How do you say goodbye Valencia? Are we crazy????”

However, others have wanted to remain calm and have assured that an image change or the launch of an improved OREO recipe is surely coming.

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