Post Malone Limited Edition Oreos Are Now Available

Lately the Nabisco company has been releasing a number of limited-edition Oreos that find America’s favorite cookie engraved and/or flavored with promotional collaborations. We’ve seen Star Wars Oreos, Coca Cola Oreos, and Mario Oreos, all of which have come and gone, plus Game Day Oreos for the Super Bowl, which you can still buy right now. Another (perhaps more surprising) collaboration that’s available now are Post Malone Oreos (see them at Amazon and Walmart).

Where to Buy Post Malone Limited-Edition Oreos

The Post Malone Oreos have swirled salted caramel and shortbread flavored cream squeezed between one golden and one chocolate Oreo wafer cookie. I haven’t tried them yet personally (I did place an order for a box), but they sound quite tasty. Also, this was far and away the most popular item we posted yesterday. IGN readers really seem to enjoy a dessert-and-music cross-promotion.

The wafer cookies are embossed with randomized Post Malone-y iconography, mostly from the musical world. There’s a Posty Co guitar pick, a vinyl record, a guitar, plus a butterfly, saw blade, and a knight on horseback. You just don’t know which one you’re going to get when you grab a cookie from the box.

Like the previous Oreo cross-promotions, the Post Malone one won’t last forever. If the flavor or style of the cookies appeals, or you just like the music of Post Malone, you can order a box now. The man has certainly been busy over the years, doing all sorts of solo music, as well as working on the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack and collaborating with everyone from Taylor Swift to Morgan Wallen. Now he’s slinging cookies. What will he think of next?

Chris Reed is a deals expert and commerce editor for IGN. You can follow him on Bluesky @chrislreed.com.

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