The Best and Worst Oreo Flavors of 2015

Cotton Candy Oreos, a Spring '15 flavor exclusive to Target, tasted exactly how you think they would, which is to say like condensed cotton candy and pure joy.

There were many reasons to love Oreo Thins in 2015. Not only was this wafer-thin take on the Oreo a win, but it's possible to eat more of them without getting a stomach-ache, thanks to their slimmed-down size.

Notable for including the first new cookie flavor since the Golden Oreo (typically only the filling is different), Red Velvet Oreos were a must try for fans of the classic cake.

While the texture was not-surprisingly quite different, Toasted Coconut Oreos, a Fall limited-edition release, were otherwise a spot-on representation of the classic American dessert.

Brownie Batter Oreos had us scratching our heads; do we really need a new slightly tweaked take on classic chocolate Oreos? While not bad, we'll be sticking with actual brownie batter the next time a craving hits.

In August, Donald Trump publicly boycotted Oreos after learning that Nabisco would be moving some of the operations from Chicago to Mexico, at the loss of American jobs. While there may be some truth to Trump's reasoning, many felt that it was a semiricidulous publicity stunt — plus, let's be real, nothing can replace America's favorite cookie.

We, like many, had extremely high hopes for S'mores Oreos, aka S'moreos. While they're a respectable cookie in their own right, we have to give them a meh rating, as they're not a very accurate representation of the classic Summer treat.