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HP Oreo

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of the original company who patented and sold the Oreo cookie?

a)

The National Biscuit Company (NaBisCo)

b)

Pillsbury

c)

Sunshine Biscuits

d)

Uneeda Biscuit

2.

In what year did the various companies merge to create NaBisCo?

a)

1812

b)

1912

c)

1998

d)

1898

3.

What is the name of the first (but unsuccessful) cream filled biscuit the Oreo was copied from?

a)

Veronese

b)

Mother Goose biscuits

c)

Hydrox

d)

Noreo

4.

Which is the two flavors of Oreo originally offered?

a)

Strawberry, raspberry

b)

Lemon meringue, vanilla cream

c)

Almond, mint

d)

Vanilla and chocolate

5.

What are the usual design hallmarks of an Oreo cookie?

a)

Round, chocolate

b)

Nabisco symbol in center

c)

Patterned/embossed outer disk/wafers, cream filled

d)

Four leafed clover in center

6.

In what year did the Hydrox cookie debut?

a)

1900

b)

1912

c)

1908

d)

1996

7.

What other important historical event took place in 1912?

a)

The First World War ended

b)

The Titanic sank

c)

Roald Amundsen's expedition reaches the South Pole

d)

The first Kentucky Derby was run

8.

Until 1997 Oreos contained:

a)

Pork fat/lard

b)

Eggs

c)

Gluten

d)

Trans fats

9.

What questionable ingredient was used temporarily to replace the pork fat/lard?

a)

Partially hydrogenated vegetable oil/trans fat

b)

hydrogenated vegetable oil

c)

Butter

d)

Peanut oil

10.

What is the all important Oreo cream filling to cookie ratio?

a)

10% - 90%

b)

19% - 81%

c)

15% - 85%

d)

29% - 71%

11.

Which of these are current products available from Sunshine Bakery (makers of the Hydrox)?

a)

Krispy Saltine crackers, Cheez-its, Soup & Oyster crackers

b)

Chips Ahoy

c)

Chicken nuggets

d)

Keebler cookies/crackers

12.

How many countries around the world sell Oreos?

a)

Less than 10

b)

Over 100

c)

Nearly 50

d)

All of them!

13.

Where did the name "Oreo" come from?

a)

We don't actually know.

b)

It comes from the Greek word for 'mound' or 'mountain'; "oros"

c)

It comes from the French word for gold; "or"

d)

Two biscuits surrounding cream = "OreO"

14.

Approximately how many Oreo cookies have been sold worldwide since 1912?

a)

234 thousand

b)

491 billion

c)

543 million

d)

too many to count!

15.

How many times could you circle the earth with all the Oreos ever manufactured?

a)

381 times around the equator

b)

barely once!

c)

422 times if pole to pole

d)

What a terrible waste of cookies - eat them instead!

16.

If you stacked all the manufactured Oreos to the moon and back, how many stacks would you have?

a)

Another terrible waste of cookies that should have been eaten!

b)

Five

c)

There aren't enough to make it once

d)

Fifteen times

17.

In which country are Oreos most popular?

a)

Japan

b)

Luxembourg

c)

USA

d)

Nepal

18.

Which is not an actual Oreo flavor?

a)

NASCAR Daytona

b)

Chocolate orange

c)

Blueberry ice cream

d)

Back to school

19.

What was the original design embossed on the Oreo cookie?

a)

The name "Oreo" in the center, with a wreath around the edge

b)

It was blank, actually

c)

A scroll around the edge

d)

People ate them too quickly to notice

20.

What is the current Oreo cookie design?

a)

I wasn't watching! I don't remember!

b)

The word "Oreo" encircled by the Nabisco antenna; four leafed clovers, dashes and dots

c)

Flowers surrounded by triangles

d)

um, weren't there some sort of lines?

21.

While not exactly healthy, Oreos are in fact:

a)

Trans fat free

b)

Dairy free, Vegan and Kosher

c)

Gluten free

d)

Salt, flour and egg free

22.

From ingredient to package it takes this long to produce a single Oreo cookie:

a)

4.5 seconds

b)

59 minutes

c)

17 minutes

d)

1.2 hours

23.

How many ridges are around the outside of an Oreo cookie?

a)

12

b)

90

c)

55

d)

101