Lady Gaga partners with Oreo for limited-edition cookies
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December 2, 2020

Lady Gaga partners with Oreo for limited-edition cookies

Lady Gaga has partnered with Oreo to release a line of cookies inspired

by her latest album

The popular cookies will be bright pink with green crème filling and be decorated with various designs inspired by

the 16-track project.

The limited-edition Oreos will be

widely available starting January. The special release will start with six-pack

treats with the full-size packs to follow.

Additionally, a Sing It With Oreo campaign was announcedto encourage fans to share messages of love, which will be transformed vi awebsite into shareable songs, for a chance to win Lady Gaga memorabilia andother experiences.

“Whether

it’s to show support, share affirmations, well wishes or congratulatory

messages, Lady Gaga OREOgrams are designed to inspire kindness,” Oreo said.

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