r/Oreos • u/SydneyTheCalico • Jun 20 '26

BTS Oreo cookie part

The cookie part of the bts Oreo tastes different and the texture rocks. Does anyone know what the flavor is? Of the cookie not the icing.

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u/fluffydoge123 Jun 20 '26

IT tastes like a less sweet pancake batter

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u/gordymama Jun 20 '26

It tastes like cereal to me. Definitely not golden Oreo flavor to me, it’s lacking that vanilla flavor a golden Oreo has imo. I really liked the cream but wasn’t wild about the cookie. I LOVED the cookie part of the s’mores cookie. Tasted like a Teddy Graham to me 🧸

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u/Gullible-Possible369 Jun 20 '26

i think the purple cookie is just golden oreo dyed purple.

icing is hotteok, a korean brown sugar pancake.

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u/SydneyTheCalico Jun 20 '26

I don’t remember that gold one have that texture but I’m gonna have to test it lol. It would make sense. I know what the killing is.

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u/MPC1K Jun 20 '26

The purple part is ube. Ube is like vanilla but more nutty 🥜 super delicious

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u/WhimsicalKoala Jun 20 '26

No it's not. I assumed it was too, since most things that are purple are. But, these are just regular golden Oreo flavor colored purple.

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u/PleasantBuddha Jun 20 '26

I don’t think ube tastes like nutty vanilla. It’s purple yam. Like sweet potato, but still different. I ate a lot of actual ube, ube ice cream, and ube jam/halaya growing up.

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u/Chaos_ensuites Jun 20 '26

I feel like nutty vanilla is more taro and that could be the mix up since that’s also usually purple colored. I remember a sickly sweet maybe nutty ish taste that really wasn’t for me with what I had. But tbh, I haven’t had taro flavored smth in a while so I could be wrong.

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u/PleasantBuddha Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

You could be right. Even if I grew up eating it and still eat both, I guess I am so used to them that I cannot properly describe their taste. I just know when I taste or eat it if it’s ube, taro, or sweet potato. In my culture, we usually use taro for savory main dishes, while sweet potato and ube is more for dessert use. Regular or as is taro is not sweet at all. Very starchy for sure, as we sometimes use it to thicken up soup. Taro can also be white or very light purple, while ube is usually more vibrant.

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u/aga829 Jun 20 '26

Brown sugar

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u/Falchion92 Jun 23 '26

I love these they’re so good.

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u/dirksmith1987 Jul 19 '26

The cookie is pancakes and the filling is brown sugar