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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION

Oreo Cheese Balls is a no bake dessert that is made from oreo biscuits,

condensed milk with a cheese fillings. This American dessert is shaped like a ball. Oreo

Cheese Balls is an edible product that satisfies the person's sweet toothcravings.We aim

to gratify the "wants" of our target market who are seeking simple pleasures. We aspire to

provide and spread happiness to our target market throughour home made Oreo Cheese

Balls . This product compensate itself with a unique taste and bright dessert. It is shelled

with chocolate and the inside is moist and flavorful.

Oreo Cheese Balls is a dessert that you able to serve in any kind of

occasions such as birthday, Christmas and New year. It is a best main course before or

after a meal and also as your meriend, because of its sweetness and salty flavoured. This

product is easy to make even if you are at home or a beginner in creating a dessert. This

product is not expensive the ingredients of Oreo Cheese Balls is all available everywhere

in our community on its affordable prices. You can use this product as your starting

business or one of your menu if you have a coffee shop or restaurant.

Chocolatey remnants smeared across our faces. They've caused great

disputes as to the best way to eat them - dunking them in milk or twisting off one side

and eating the middle first.Besides eating them plain, there are recipes galore on how to
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use Oreos in cakes, milkshakes, and additional desserts. At some festivals, you can even

try deep-fried Oreos.

Oreo cookies are one of the most beloved and most easily recognizable

cookies that you can find anywhere – and there are many reasons why people love them

(even when they regularly bake cookies at home). Oreos made their debut 100 years ago,

at the Nabisco factory in New York on March 6, 1912. The sandwich cookies were

originally available in two flavors: lemon meringue and cream. The cream-filled

chocolate biscuits were Nabisco’s more popular offering, but they kept the lemon

meringue flavor on the market until the 1920s when they dropped it in favor of the

combination we all know today. The origin of the name Oreo seems to be shrouded in

mystery, with no direct answer even from Nabisco historians.

The cookies have really changed very little over the years, with the

exception of the design stamped on the top, which underwent a few changes before

taking on its current appearance. The current design (above, right) has been unchanged

since 1952. The cookies are still the best selling cookie in the US and more than 491

billion Oreo cookies have been sold to date all over the world. The Oreos sold in the US

are also produced here, and are both dairy and egg free.

The original cookies remain popular, but these days Nabisco is constantly

adding new products and limited edition items to the Oreo line to keep things fresh for

consumers. They are playing with flavors and colors while keeping the look and feel of

the cookie the same so that Oreo-lovers can always Twist, Lick and Dunk their cookies
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into a tall glass of milk. In fact, they’re even launching a Birthday Cake flavor in honor

of their 100th anniversary. The chocolate cookies n’ cream flavor combination is also so

popular that there are all kinds of recipes that use it as their inspiration, from cookies n’

cream ice creams to Oreo brownies and cheesecakes.

The shape and design of the Oreo cookie didn't change much until

Nabisco began selling various versions of the cookie. In 1975, Nabisco released their

DOUBLE STUF Oreos. Nabisco continued to create variations:1987, Fudge covered

Oreos, 1991 HalloweenOreos, 1995 Christmas Oreos introduced. The delicious interior

filling was created by Nabisco's "principal scientist," Sam Procello, who is often referred

to as "Mr. Oreo." Procello is also responsible for creating chocolate-covered Oreos.

Others claim the name stemmed from the shape of a hill-shaped test

version; thus naming the cookie in Greek for mountain, "oreo."Still others believe the

name is a combination of taking the "re" from "cream" and placing it between the two

"o"s in "chocolate" - making "o-re-o."And still, others believe that the cookie was named

Oreo because it was short and easy to pronounce.No matter how it got named, over 362

billion Oreo cookies have been sold since it was first introduced in 1912, making it the

best selling cookie of the 20th century.

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