Joe Joes

[Anonymous No.7470895]

Trader Joes Joe Joes are the only suitable knock off oreo because of the following reasons

>doesnt try to overtly copy oreo recipe while just changing enough to not get sued

>you can actually bite through the cookie, as opposed to knock offs

>the recipe for the cookie and the cream (vanilla vs frosting) are fundamentally different from the Oreo ones, creates a unique flavor that keeps oreo concept, but does not try to piggyback the taste

[Anonymous No.7470927]

>>7470895
Most "oreo knockoffs" literally have the taste and texture of dirt mixed with cocoa powder.

Also, technically Oreos are a knockoff of Hydrox, because they came first.

[Anonymous No.7470934]

>>7470927
yeah, but hydrox havent been relevant since like the 60s, so for all intents and purposes oreos are all that matters as a benchmark

[Anonymous No.7470942]

>>7470927
>Most "oreo knockoffs" literally have the taste and texture of dirt mixed with cocoa powder.

So, largely identical to an Oreo, then?

[Anonymous No.7471193]

>>7470895
Vanilla Joe Joes are GOAT desu

[Anonymous No.7471216]

The Nice! brand from Walgreens tastes very similar to actual oreos.

[Anonymous No.7471574]

>>7471216

>still trying to imitate oreo taste

then they are still failing on a fundamental level

[Anonymous No.7473222]

The ones with chocolate inside are pretty good, they taste like chocolate frosting in a cookie. I don't buy them very often because I tend to eat too many.

[Anonymous No.7473267]

>>7471216
those look nice

[Anonymous No.7473647]

>>7470895
>>you can actually bite through the cookie, as opposed to knock offs
This. I've found they absorb milk more readily than Oreos, which is a good thing while dunking. Sometimes you don't want to wait an extra minute, only to find that the cookie's still dry inside. The TJs are a simple 15-20 seconds of dunk, consistently saturated, every time.