SANDWICH COOKIES | How It's Made

Ever wondered how sandwich cookies are made? Get the full history and 'making of' right here!

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[NathanHassall]

I was lucky enough to work at this facility (numans cookie co.) as an engineer back in 1987. Glad to see its still operating beautifully. When we were testing / perfecting the creamy center nozzles we would hold our mouths to the opening and yell "let it rip Jonny" and get a huge blast of cream. Those were the best days of my life!

[crypticotb]

HELP IM STUCK IN THE “HOW ITS MADE” VORTEX

[MrKrabs]

One more pun and I'm jumping off a cliff

[stephengreico]

Anyone else think it’s astonishing how these machines are even created?

[lothean]

I would be fired from this job. I wouldn't be able to stop myself from eating a cookie off the line or die of diabetes in a year.

[frrostbotz]

I suppose you weren’t able to get the rights to say “Oreo”

[danielburke]

Every time he calls a cookie a biscuit the American in me silently screams

[mattt]

2:00 - Just by watching the video in slow-mo, you can tell that the machine cranks out 4 rows of 25 cookies every second, so it's really more like 5, 000 per minute. Much more impressive.

[zekee]

now i wanna see how they clean these machines

[happyfellowship]

"An American biscuit company introduced what they called a cookie sandwich. I don't know why. It still looks like a biscuit to me."

I can't 😂😂

[yahiahassan]

No one:
Discovery: *sandwich cookies*

[mythologymania]

Thank you for teaching me how to make offbrand oreos

[nachurecooking]

Hows It Made is my childhood hero, I still watch the show til this day. I dont know but it's so informative and relaxing at the same time. The man's voice is a big contributor to the series success ❤️❤️

[llittlebrat]

“They called it a cookie sandwich, idk why, it still looks like a”

Me: Oreo??

“Biscuit”

Me: -_-

[michaelhagaman]

It's crazy how the cookies move so fast without getting damaged

[rodolfovargas]

Dunking biscuits in your tea, or indeed, cookies in your milk, is a tasty tradition. And whoever started it, must have been one smart cookie.

[AlgoCurioso]

Who else is high eating Oreos wondering how are they made?

[SleepyDede]

Are we gonna ignore the fact it says "Newman-os?"

[kaliwhited]

I like how they're organized to be put together correctly, but I sometimes get oreos with the tops or bottoms facing opposite😂.

[cooljammer]

Knowing the cookies are separated by flat side up/flat side down, and is done by machine, would explain why sometimes you get a sandwich cookie with the cookies in the wrong orientation