Photos: OREO Surprises 50 of America's Smallest Towns With Deliveries

OREO Mini is treating 50 tiny towns across America (one town in each state) to a mini delivery featuring the world's favorite cookie…only smaller. Because these small towns often go overlooked, many people probably don't know about the little things that make them so unique.

OREO
Aug 13, 2014

Jethro Weicht delivers a wagon full of OREO Mini Cookies to residents of Love Valley, North Carolina. Learn more and send your own OREO Mini delivery for free at OREOMiniDelivery.com. (PRNewsFoto/Mondelez International)

A tiny, special delivery from OREO Mini is in the mail for 50 of the smallest towns in America. Learn more and send your own OREO Mini delivery for free at OREOMiniDelivery.com. (PRNewsFoto/Mondelez International)

 

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