Oreo is the new black

I only need to open my Instagram and I see a photo with Oreos. There is something about those cookies. Now I follow a lot of foodies so that's not so strange, but also my favorite fitties are in the kitchen making cake, ice cream and breakfast with Oreos. What is it? Is it a bit the new avocado or something? And even May-Britt had to tell me that it's super delicious to spread a bit of Nutella between an Oreo. OKAY, MAY.

You would think that all those fitties wouldn't be affected by a roll of cookies, but nothing could be further from the truth. I actually went on a quest with muscle bundle Jelmer de Boer. He knows very well what you should do and especially what you shouldn't do to appear on the beach this summer with a six-pack. So Jelmer? Why is everyone suddenly into Oreos? Should I stock up on kilos? Because you might start to think that.

1. “Because all those crazy fitties show that they really love cookies too and are not crazy at all, but actually are crazy because they apparently have to justify themselves.”

2. “Combination of crunchy and soft and sweet and salty.”

3. “53 kcal per piece.”

4. “The name Oreo comes from the Latin word ‘orios’ which means pleasure. That says enough.”

5. “Reason 4 is complete nonsense, which in itself is also a good reason to try them.”

Ah, that makes us a lot wiser. And for those who find that important, I could tell Jelmer again that those things are also totally vegan (so there are no eggs or dairy in them). Just so you know.

So people, if you want to fit in a bit, then you start making things with Oreos and then dive back into the gym. I think.