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Welcome to the wonderful "ology" created when bored and curious scientists were trapped in their apartments by the pandemic. It's Oreology! Is the creamy filling a liquid or a solid? Grab a bag of Oreos and help us answer burning questions surrounding this tasty snack.
image Mooss from Pixabay
Show Notes:
Youtube of How It's Made: Oreo (go to 3:30 for cream being placed on the cookies!)
Physics of Fluid: On Oreology, the fracture and flow of “milk's favorite cookie®”
Crystal Owens GitHub Oreometer
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