Update, December 12, 2019, 12:00 p.m.:
The Most Stuf Oreo sightings of 2k19 sprung up around two months ago, and the wait for the product’s true return has kept everyone on the edge. The wait is no longer, though! Oreo confirmed the cookies will make a triumphant comeback this winter...but they did not provide a specific date.
Still, a junk food-focused Insta already spotted the treat back in stores. Others are chiming in to say they’ve seen them recently, too.
The account spotted the glorious, creme-filled delights in four-packs at a local Wawa. Other Instagrammers commented that they saw some at their local 7-Elevens and Walmarts.
It seems like we’re looking at a slow return before the New Year. Is there any better way to enter the new decade? I think not.
Update, October 4, 2019 12:55 p.m.:
Oreo confirmed to Delish that these babies are indeed returning to shelves this winter. It's still unclear if that will be before the year is out or if we'll have to wait until we toast the new year to enjoy them again. Oreo has promised more fun stuff (or stuf...) is on the way, so we'll update if we hear more!
Original: October 4, 2019 11:59 a.m.
When Most Stuf Oreos were introduced earlier this year, it seemed like a beautiful fever dream for those on the right side of history, aka those who like the creme part of the cookie the best. Although they've quietly trickled off of shelves since, people have began spotting them again.
Junk Food Instagram began posting about these en masse, apparently after seeing them at the National Association of Convenience Stores Expo in Atlanta. Though they will likely not be back for good, they should be making their way back to shelves as a limited-edition product yet again.
When that will happen is still a bit unclear. Everyone seems to agree it will be in the colder months, but some have just said "winter" while others have clarified it to be early 2020. So I'm going to guess January or February since...those months are both of those things. I know, I'm a genius. Delish has also reached out to Oreo and their parent company Mondelez to try and get some clarification on the return date and confirmation that it's actually happening. We will update this post if we hear anything back.
If you didn't get a chance to try these the first time around, basically, they're like regular Oreos but with a ton more creme filling. Like, more than Double Stuf, more than Mega Stuf...it's a lot. We've called them "ridiculously huge" in the past, if that gives you any indication of what we're dealing with here.
Until we get official spottings of them on store shelves again, I guess you'll just have to get your fix the old-fashioned way: by pulling apart the cookies and adding more creme yourself. It's a hard-knock life.
