So. Many. Snacks.
Exotic snacks make great gifts! SHOP NOW
Oreo

Oreo White Chocolate Wafer Sticks 58g – Chinese Oreo Wafer Rolls (China)

$4.25
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Pickup available at 615 Bartman Avenue

Usually ready in 2-4 days

Oreo White Chocolate Wafer Sticks – China's Crispiest Oreo Creation

Oreo in China doesn't play by American rules. These wafer sticks are light, crispy rolled wafers coated in creamy white chocolate and finished with a dark chocolate drizzle — five sticks per 58g box, made with 100% imported cocoa powder.

Think the crunch of a pirouette cookie crossed with the creaminess of a white chocolate bar, all in Oreo's unmistakable Chinese-market style. It's the kind of snack that makes you wonder why the US never got it.

Product Highlights

  • Imported from China — a Chinese-market Oreo exclusive
  • Crispy rolled wafer sticks, 5 per 58g box
  • Coated in creamy white chocolate with a chocolate drizzle
  • Made with 100% imported cocoa powder
  • Light, crunchy texture — nothing like American Oreo cookies
  • Eye-catching box, great for gifting
  • Not sold in US stores
  • A must-try for Oreo collectors

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these like pirouette cookies?
Same idea — crispy rolled wafer sticks — but these are coated in white chocolate with a chocolate drizzle, in Oreo's Chinese-market recipe.

How many sticks come in the box?
Each 58g box contains 5 wafer sticks.

Is this the same Oreo sold in the US?
No — this is a China-exclusive Oreo product, with packaging and a recipe made for the Chinese market.

Yum At Hart specializes in rare international snacks and imported drinks from around the world.

Payment & Security

Payment methods

  • Amazon
  • Amazon
  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Bancontact
  • Diners Club
  • Discover
  • Google Pay
  • iDEAL Wero
  • Mastercard
  • MB WAY
  • PayPal
  • Satispay
  • Shop Pay
  • USDC
  • Visa

Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.

About Chinese Snacks & Drinks

China has one of the largest and most experimental snack markets in the world. Global brands regularly create flavors specifically for Chinese consumers, drawing on regional cooking, fruit teas and local tastes, so Chinese releases often look very different from what is sold in the United States.

Yum At Hart carries a changing selection of snacks and drinks imported from China, including soda, chips and candy. We've carried Chinese releases from brands like Fanta, Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Lay's, Sprite, Skittles and more.

What snacks is China known for?

Chinese snacks range from savory Lay's flavors inspired by regional dishes, such as Grilled Pork Belly, to sweets like Skittles Fruit Tea. Savory flavors modeled on restaurant dishes are a particular specialty, alongside fruit-flavored candies and cookies that rarely appear outside China. Many of these products are produced in large runs for the domestic market yet are seldom exported through regular retail channels.

Why does China have so many unique snack flavors?

China's snack market is enormous and highly competitive, and its regional food cultures give brands a deep well of flavors to draw from. Companies respond with constant limited editions and China-only variants, which is why familiar brands can have lineups there that barely resemble their American ones. Fruit flavors are a recurring theme across categories, showing up in everything from watermelon soda to fruit tea candy.

What Chinese drinks does Yum At Hart carry?

Our selection has included Chinese sodas from brands such as Fanta, with flavors like Watermelon and White Peach, Coca-Cola Strawberry, Pepsi varieties like Zero Sugar Raspberry and Lemon, and Sprite Raspberry Zero Sugar. Availability changes frequently as new products arrive and others become difficult to source.

Where can I buy Chinese snacks and drinks in the USA?

Yum At Hart imports a rotating selection of Chinese snacks and drinks and ships throughout the United States. Browse the products above to see what's currently available.

Explore our International Soda Encyclopedia to learn more about rare drinks and flavors from around the world.

Back to top