Oreo × KFC fried chicken cookies have appeared in China as a limited-edition sweet-and-savory snack. The unusual release combines Oreo’s cocoa wafers with a crème inspired by KFC Original Recipe seasoning, reports the Baltimore Chronicle.
What Do Oreo × KFC Fried Chicken Cookies Taste Like?
The collaboration keeps the familiar Oreo sandwich format. However, the filling is designed to deliver salty, spicy and savory notes associated with KFC chicken.
The product does not appear to contain pieces of fried chicken. It is an Original Recipe-inspired flavored cookie, rather than a meat-filled snack.
The release is accompanied by another limited Oreo variety inspired by retro-style caramel popcorn. Both flavors target consumers interested in unusual combinations and collectible international snacks. The original report was published by China Insider.
Where Are the KFC-Flavored Oreos Sold?
The limited release was developed for the Chinese market. Sales reportedly began on July 31, 2026.
The available formats include:
- an 87-gram box of KFC fried chicken-flavored Oreos;
- an 87-gram box of caramel popcorn-flavored Oreos;
- a 174-gram bundle containing both varieties.
The 87-gram KFC edition has also appeared in international wholesale catalogs. However, availability depends on stock and importer access.
| Product | Package size | Confirmed market |
|---|---|---|
| KFC fried chicken Oreo | 87 grams | China |
| Caramel popcorn Oreo | 87 grams | China |
| Two-flavor bundle | 174 grams | China |
Neither Oreo nor KFC has published a single confirmed recommended retail price. Prices may differ between Chinese stores, online marketplaces and specialist importers.
Can You Buy Oreo × KFC Cookies in the USA?
The Oreo × KFC cookies are not officially available in the United States as of August 2, 2026. They are absent from the current Oreo US store and the official KFC US website.
US shoppers may eventually find imported packages through Asian snack stores or resale marketplaces. Such listings are unofficial imports, so prices can include international shipping, customs charges and reseller markups.
Consumers should check the expiration date, ingredient label and seller history before ordering. There is currently no announced date for an official American launch.
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