There’s always room for a new addition to Oreo’s ever-growing catalog of fab flavors. While the upcoming holidays may have you craving Gingerbread or Peppermint Bark cookies, the iconic brand has two new tasty treats to check out: Chocolate Marshmallow and Caramel Coconut.

While most of Oreo’s special selections have the classic chocolate cookies on the outside and a flavored creme inside, the Chocolate Marshmallow version does things a bit differently. Along with marshmallow-y delish creme, these party-ready picks have marshmallows in the cookie exterior too.

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The Caramel Coconut variety comes with the standard chocolate cookies and a coconut-flavored creme with coconut pieces in the center.

So where can you get these delish delights? If you’re on the hunt for a marshmallow or caramel coconut treat, you’ll have to wait until next year. In a recent Instagram post, Oreo announced the debut date as January 2020.

—Erica Loop

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Not a fan of pumpkin spice everything? Häagen-Dazs has got your back. While everyone else is sipping their PSLs all month long you can enjoy Peppermint Bark Ice Cream starting in October.

Pumpkin spice season has launched even earlier this year with lattes and donuts rolling out with the seasonal flavor as early as August. So it’s only fitting that peppermint bark gets an early launch of its own. Häagen-Dazs has just announced that its popular Peppermint Bark flavors will be back in stores beginning Oct. 1.

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Long before the trick-or-treaters even hit your doorstep you can enjoy this favorite flavor in two forms. The first is the Peppermint Bark pint, which combines white chocolate ice cream with peppermint bark and peppermint candy pieces. The second option is the Peppermint Bark Ice Cream bars which feature white chocolate ice cream coated in dark chocolate and sprinkled with peppermint candy pieces.

—Shahrzad Warkentin

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When it comes to America’s favorite Christmas candy, some are mad for mint while others are total chocoholics. No matter what tantalizes your sweet tooth this time of year, CandyStore.com’s ranking of the top three Christmas candies in each state for 2018 has arrived—and there are some sweet surprises!

So if you’re wondering who is eating what and where, scroll on for all the yummy answers.

Reese's Cup Minis

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The chocolate and peanut butter awesomeness of these teeny tiny Reese's cups is a beloved holiday fave. In 2018, the number of states putting this one at the top of their list more than tripled in comparison to 2017. The states that rate Reese's Cup Minis as number one include Arizona, California, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, Oregon and South Dakota.

Candy Canes

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This traditional fave isn't a surprise top pick. States that put candy canes in their number one spot include Delaware, Georgia, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Vermont and Washington.

M&M's

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Even though M&M's are welcome any time of the year, the red and green varieties are particularly festive. These states enjoy their M&M's the most during Christmas-time: Washington, D.C., Iowa, Idaho, Kentucky, South Carolina and Virginia.

Peppermint Bark

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The minty goodness of this Christmas staple hasn't gone unnoticed. Where is peppermint bark most popular? Kansas, Nevada, Tennessee, Wisconsin and West Virginia love to chow down on this chocolatey treat.

Reindeer Corn

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It's just like the Halloween favorite, but in Christmas colors. The red, green and white striped candy is growing in popularity as a top pick in these states: Alabama, Connecticut, Michigan, Rhode Island and Utah.

The Christmas Candy Map

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For a full list of America's favorite Christmas candies, check out this map of the country's top picks!

—Erica Loop

 

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