In Brazil this is recursive: since Oreo doesn’t have much market here, I’ve seen a lot of people thinking that it’s an imitation of Negresco, even if the later is from '87.
And neither is that popular due to competition with Trakinas, a local brand with more varied flavours. (Supposedly marketed to children… but when you’re a millennial guess what, you’re eating sandwich cookies and drinking chocolate milk like children, but salami and beer like an old man.)
In Brazil this is recursive: since Oreo doesn’t have much market here, I’ve seen a lot of people thinking that it’s an imitation of Negresco, even if the later is from '87.
And neither is that popular due to competition with Trakinas, a local brand with more varied flavours. (Supposedly marketed to children… but when you’re a millennial guess what, you’re eating sandwich cookies and drinking chocolate milk like children, but salami and beer like an old man.)