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I will definitely buy them if I see them, because Sour Patch are my kid's favorite candy, and sometimes these weird Oreo flavors turn out really well.
The ones with the pop-rocks in them that they put out in the summer are very fun. The tiramisu thin ones they had recently were yummy af.
EDIT: a week later - I found them and tried them.
I found the pop rock ones to be somewhat disappointing. They weren't any worse than regular oreos, but they also weren't really any better
hi it's me your kid apparently
although i've found it's kind of 50/50 with the whole "put sour patch kids in random stuff" snack craze
ice cream (ok it was more sherbert), energy drinks (yes), more creamy snacks like the oreos? i dunno