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Holy crap is this serious?
Oreos dunked in milk just long enough until they've absorbed some milk is a God-Tier snack.
My kids saw a "life-hack" video where you use a fork and squeeze for tines of the fork into the Oreo stuffing so you can dunk the Oreo without getting your fingers in the milk so now not only do we dunk Oreos but we completely submerge them.
Exactly, there's that sweet spot where they're holding some milk but are still a little crunchy that's just amazing.
It's the only way I eat oreos.
Except the last 2. The last 2 go in the milk directly and fall in your mouth a little soggy when you finish drinking it.
This is one of those situations where chopsticks work great too if you know how to use them.