Post Malone's Limited Edition Oreos Hit Shelves

The Nabisco company has been delighting fans with a series of limited-edition Oreos featuring unique engravings and flavors through exciting promotional collaborations. From Star Wars to Coca Cola, and Mario to Game Day Oreos for the Super Bowl, these special editions have captured the attention of cookie enthusiasts across America. Currently, you can still purchase the Game Day Oreos, but a more surprising collaboration that's making waves right now is the Post Malone Oreos, available at Amazon and Walmart.

Where to Buy Post Malone Limited-Edition Oreos

Post Malone OREO Cookies (Limited Edition)

• $4.88 at Amazon
• $4.88 at Walmart

The Post Malone Oreos feature a unique twist with swirled salted caramel and shortbread flavored cream sandwiched between one golden and one chocolate Oreo wafer cookie. While I haven't had the chance to try them yet (I've already ordered a box), the combination sounds incredibly delicious. It's no surprise that this was the most popular item we posted about yesterday, as IGN readers seem to be thrilled with this dessert-and-music crossover.

Each cookie is embossed with randomized Post Malone-inspired iconography, drawing heavily from the musical world. You might find a Posty Co guitar pick, a vinyl record, a guitar, along with eclectic symbols like a butterfly, saw blade, and a knight on horseback. The excitement lies in the surprise of discovering which design you'll get with each cookie from the box.

Like the other Oreo cross-promotions, the Post Malone collaboration is a limited-time offer. If the unique flavor and style of these cookies intrigue you, or if you're a fan of Post Malone's music, now is the time to grab a box. Post Malone has been incredibly busy over the years, not only with his solo music but also contributing to the "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" soundtrack and collaborating with artists like Taylor Swift and Morgan Wallen. Now, he's adding cookie entrepreneur to his resume. What will he come up with next?