Brand Marketing Brand of the Day: Yes, Oreo Churros Will Soon Officially Be a Thing A mouth-watering mashupBy Kristina Monllos|November 10, 2014 Share By Kristina Monllos|November 10, 2014 Share Some beautiful genius has mashed up Oreos and churros for the Oreo-branded churro you didn't know you wanted but are so happy exists. Yes, the crispy, chewy, churro fried dough will have Oreo cookies inside each bite, thanks to deal between Mondelez International and J&J Snack Foods Corp. "As the leading churro manufacturer, we are excited about our new relationship with the world-famous Oreo cookie brand," Jerry Law, J&J Snack Foods senior vice president, said in a statement. "Oreo cookie and churro fans alike will not be disappointed in the latest snacking mashup." Only one catch: It will be sold nationwide, but we don't know when it's coming. Maybe that's part of the strategy. Getting people excited and then making them wait. Social Media Profile (as of 11/10/14) Facebook Likes: 38.2 Million Twitter Followers: 460,000 Instagram Followers: 228,930 SCORPIO: A better mood is just a tweet away. No one will judge you for wanting to celebrate with a cookie. — Oreo Cookie (@Oreo) November 9, 2014 Like many brands on social media, Oreo is a bit snarky on Twitter. And of course, it had the famous Super Bowl blackout tweet that's now part of every real-time marketing case study. But actually, Oreo doesn't tend to post quite as frequently as other dessert indulgence brands. Recent Advertising We've covered the "Wonderfilled" campaign and its high level of twee. And while that can sometimes be a bit much—the rhyming, that is—the spot above is affecting. Fast Facts Oreo turned 101 in March. The original recipe had pork fat, but since 1998 it's been an all kosher cookie. The cookie-to-creme ratio, according to Time, is 71 to 29 percent. Oreo is sold in more than 100 countries. Adweek Adweek