Okay, so at work today there were some DoubleStuf Oreos. Now, I'm a big fan of "pulling food apart" so I just ate the cookie sides of the oreo, not the white middle.
If 2 DoubleStuff Oreos are 140 calories (70 cals a piece), and 3 normal Oreos are 160 calories (53 cals a piece), does it stand to reason that the difference (17calories) is coming from the white stuff? Meaning that a normal Oreo has 17 calories of white stuff, leaving 36 calories of chocolate cookie?
I had 4 "sides" of the oreo...meaning about 74 calories yeah?
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sounds about right to me
See this thread post #12
This thread has the number of calories for just the cookie part - see post #3 - http://caloriecount.about.com/anyone-know-cal ories-oreo-cookie-ft144671
mmmm oreos......
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