High-tech vending machines that can produce customized Oreo cookies using a technique akin to 3D printing have gone on display at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. The Oreo Trending ...

Last month we were introduced to an “Oreo Separator Machine” built for Nabisco’s Cookie vs. Cream contest. Now more Oreo Separator Machines have been built, including HERB, the Home Exploring Robot ...

Two custom-made vending machines at the SXSW Interactive Festival will enable attendees to create and eat 3D-printed custom Oreo cookies based on trending Twitter conversations. To use the machines, ...

Physicist, copywriter, and artist David Neevel built an “Oreo Separator Machine” to remove the cream from Oreo cookies. He also has a glorious mustache and ’80s style eyeglasses. We’re sure you’ll be ...

The world has a new way to separate the cookie from the creme thanks in part to a University of Minnesota professor. The Oreo Separator Machine, a semi-automated cookie deconstruction device, is the ...

Known for clever, zeitgeist-y online marketing like the "Daily Twist," Oreo has turned to four inventors to create machines that separate Oreo cookies from the creme as part of the company's new ...

A vending machine that lets you customize your own Oreo has been unveiled at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. The machine, which debuted at the event's 'Oreo Trending Vending Lounge', ...

The world thought it had seen it all when physicist David Neevel’s Oreo-separating machine was revealed. But, Nabisco’s Cookie vs. Creme campaign is inspiring inventors from all over the country to ...

Love crisp chocolate Oreo cookies, but hate the cream that binds them together? Well, David Neevel, a physicist from Portland, Ore., had this very problem and tasked himself with creating a solution.

Veteran food brands Oscar Mayer and Oreo are trying out some of the latest technology to get people the food they want, or just the enticing smell of it. Oscar Mayer is going after bacon lovers with ...