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I only like double-stuff Oreos, and have a favorite technique for eating them... I pull the cookies apart, eat the dry side first, and then lick the filling off the other side.
I beat my Oreo's up with a rolling pin and put them in a 9x10 pan. Put on layers of ice cream, choc syrup, cool whip and top off with a sprinkle of crushed Oreo. Freeze and ready to eat in a few hours. YUM Of course I eat a couple when I make this. Eat the side with the filling last.
If I have milk, I dunk the whole thing and take a bite, then I dunk again, and again til it's gone. If there is no milk, I separate it and eat the side with the cream on it first, scraping my teeth down the middle.....wahahahahahaha!
I'm a cookie purist.
First: I don't get the cookie dunking thing. Why take a perfectly crisp Oreo and turn it into a soggy mess?
I also don't understand the point of taking an Oreo apart. How does disassembling the cookie improve it? Eating the middle first and the chocolate cookies second destroys the Oreo. You might as well eat a can of frosting and follow it up with a bag full of cookie crumbs.
For some reason, most of the guys that I know eat Oreos w/o taking them apart, sometimes they dunk them. Females usually tend to take them apart and eat the icing first.
That said, what flavor is the cookie part anyway? I've seen people refer to those cookies as "chocolate" but that doesn't seem quite right to me.
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