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For those who were not already aware that the classic Oreo cookie is vegan, we hope to have just made your day. The iconic chocolate and vanilla sandwich cookie is filled with “creme” (not dairy cream), making them a go-to dessert for any vegan with a sweet tooth at a convenience store.

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The cookie’s parent company, Nabisco, teamed up with Lady Gaga to release a limited-edition neon pink and green cookie to celebrate the star’s new album, Chromatica

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Lady Gaga took to social media to announce this partnership, opening the sealed box of cookies in front of her French bulldog, Pookie. The cookies are made with Golden Oreos, dyed hot pink, and stuffed with the brand’s signature creme filling, dyed bright green. The taste is parallel to Golden Oreos.

Fans can find Chromatica Oreos wherever Oreos are sold including Target, Walmart, Walgreens, and national and regional supermarkets.

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