You know, they're just so good, but science has spoken. Yes, MIT science, that is, no matter how

carefully you peel back the two chocolate wafers of an Oreo, the cream filling will always stick to

one side. See, it's not just you. It's science. They say it's impossible to split the cream right down the middle.

So how do they know this? Well, at MIT, they actually built an Oreoometer. That's right. That's

their name of it. And the whole idea was that maybe someday we can print our own Oreo cookies

at home on a 3-D printer. So they even tried the cookies with the extra cream, you know, those

double stuff ones. It didn't change the results with the extra cream, you know, those double stuff ones,

it didn't change the results. Okay. You still can never peel back two chocolate wafers of an

Oreo. The cream filling will always stick to one side. You know, so I went over to the

Oreo website this morning because I want to see the ingredients of a New York cookie. And I hit

except all cookies, but I got nothing.

What's, I mean, what's going on with that?

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