Instead of allowing viewers to glean insight from how the Oreo cookie is made, parody YouTube Channel Jerk Circle demonstrates the reverse in 'How it's Unmade.'
The regular film showing how Oreo Cookies are made is set in reverse with a voiceover from the boys at Jerk Circle. Just to warn viewers before watching: you will not gain any information about how the Oreo is actually made, as this is a complete parody. Apparently wizards and cocaine was involved, but it's advised to take this with a grain of salt. Hopefully this How it's Unmade parody won't ruin your Oreo-Cookie-eating experience, but instead simply show just how hilarious a process can be when put in reverse.
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