Oreo has brought its Halloween cookies back for 2026, led by the Orange Creme “BOO!” pack, a glow-in-the-dark package of chocolate sandwich cookies with orange creme and six spooky embossed designs. Alongside it is a limited-edition Apple Pie a la Mode cookie for the fall. Oreo lists each as a two-pack for $10 on its site. Oreo also has its non-cookie Oreo Ghosts in Halloween aisles this year, which are molded chocolate rather than sandwich cookies.
The Orange Creme “BOO!” pack
The returning Halloween cookie is Oreo’s Orange Creme, two chocolate wafers around an orange-colored creme that Oreo says has the same taste as its original creme. The packaging does as much work as the cookie. It reads “BOO!” in big bold letters between two carved pumpkins, and the pack is a glow-in-the-dark pack. The wafers are embossed with six spooky Halloween designs, including a jack-o-lantern, a skull, a werewolf, and a haunted house. It ships in a resealable package with an easy-pull tab, and it is kosher.
One point worth clearing up, since coverage has disagreed on it: a few write-ups put the pack at five designs with no glow feature. Oreo’s packaging settles it at six spooky designs and a glow-in-the-dark pack. It is the packaging that glows, not the cookies.
Apple Pie a la Mode
The second cookie is Apple Pie a la Mode, and Oreo lists it as a limited edition rather than a Halloween release, so it reads more as a fall flavor than a spooky one. It puts an apple pie and vanilla-ice-cream-flavored creme between two crispy vanilla wafers, not the usual chocolate ones. Oreo lists it as a two-pack for $10 with about 10 servings a container, and it is kosher.
Where to buy
Both cookies are limited-edition seasonal runs, so they are on shelves now and will be on shelves through the fall while supplies last. Oreo lists them on its site at $10 a two-pack. Halloween and fall Oreo runs like these usually turn up at grocery and mass retailers in single resealable packs as well, at prices that vary by store.
Frequently asked questions
Do the Oreo Halloween cookies glow in the dark? The packaging does. Oreo’s Orange Creme “BOO!” pack is labeled a glow-in-the-dark pack. The cookies are standard chocolate Oreos with an orange creme.
How many designs are there? Six spooky Halloween designs are embossed on the Orange Creme cookies, per the pack.
Is Apple Pie a la Mode a Halloween cookie? Not exactly. Oreo lists it as a limited edition rather than a Halloween product, so it fits fall more than Halloween.
How much do they cost? Oreo lists each as a two-pack for $10 on its site. Retail prices vary by store.
Product details and pricing from Oreo. Image: Oreo.
