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‘Cookies are coming’: Oreo is releasing a ‘Game of Thrones’ cookie

'Game of Thrones' Themed Oreos Are Coming The cookie giant made the announcement on social media. The special release is intended to celebrate the eighth and final season of the hit HBO series. According to Instagram accounts CandyHunting and TheJunkFoodAisle, the cookies will look different than normal Oreos and come in special packaging. Oreo isn't the first to collaborate with 'Game of Thrones.' Johnnie Walker released a "White Walker" whiskey, and Adidas will soon be releasing six differen
By Kyle Nazario
Feb 26, 2019

A video on Oreo's Instagram page shows the cookie written in the same font used for the title sequence of "Game of Thrones."

The caption is simply, “Cookies are coming.” This, of course, is a play off the show’s tagline, “Winter is coming.”

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Candy website TheJunkFoodAisle.com snagged what is allegedly a picture of these specially themed Oreos.

The cover shows an Oreo on the Iron Throne with the names of the great houses in the show written in the background.

There is no release date for the specialty Oreos, but TheJunkFoodAisle believes it will be before the show’s April 14 return.

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While you're counting the seconds until then, try watching the trailer again or reading about real-life locations from the show you can visit.

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