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S'mores Oreos made with chocolate and marshmallow creme stuffed between graham cracker-flavored cookies are coming back

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The limited-edition S'mores Oreos will be available nationwide starting in April. OREO
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Between Carrot Cake, Swedish Fish, and a host of other unconventional flavors, Oreo has managed to keep fans on their toes with new renditions of its classic cookie.

This spring, one of its most popular limited-edition flavors, S'mores Oreos, will return to shelves nationwide.

Inspired by the gooey campfire staple, S'mores Oreos feature both chocolate and marshmallow creme layers sandwiched between two graham cracker-flavored cookies.

A representative for Oreo told INSIDER that the limited-edition flavor will be available starting in April wherever Oreo products are typically sold.

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S'mores Oreos are coming back this spring, with new packaging.  Oreo

The campfire-inspired Oreo treats first hit shelves back in May 2015 and, according to a 2016 review on the food blog, Junk Banter, the flavor was the third fastest-selling product of any limited-edition Oreo. According to Bustle, the sweet treats made a brief return in stores the following year, but, ever since then, Nabisco has left fans of the S'mores Oreos waiting for the cookies to make a comeback.

Read more: S'mores Oreos hit store shelves today

Now that the popular flavor is making a return, Nabisco is celebrating with updated packaging. Whereas the S'mores Oreos originally came in a standard Oreos pack with a picture of an actual S'more sandwich on the front, the new packaging has both a picture of the campfire treat as well as pictures of tents and trees in the background.

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The original S'mores Oreos packaging.  Walmart

Once again, the S'mores Oreos will only be available for a short time, so, if you're a fan of the chocolate, marshmallow, and graham cracker combo, you might want to stock up while you can.

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Meredith Cash was a sports reporter for Business Insider covering all games played on a field, court, rink, diamond, or gridiron with a specific focus on women's sports.A Knicks fan who grew up north of New York City, Meredith has moved on to greener pastures as one of the Cameron Crazies — and yes, she did live in a tent to get tickets. She graduated from Duke University in 2018 and continues to hope for the best but expect the worst from her New York sports teams.Send Meredith tips and follow her on X: @mercash22.