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Oreo lovers rejoice,adult movies online | Adult Movies Online you can now listen to sweet cookie music on the all new mini Oreo record player.

The Oreo Music Box gift set includes classic, thin, and white fudge covered Oreos, as well as a metal tin, and a tiny record player that plays Oreo-themed music.

Just take a look at this beautiful cookie player:

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OK, so the record player is technically just playing music while the cookie spins around — unlike a real record player, obviously. But that won't stop you from enjoying this beautiful illusion!

SEE ALSO: Oreo is releasing a new version of its cookie with the most stuffing ever

And, every time you take the cookie off to take a bite, the record player will play a new song once it's placed back onto the player. Plus, you can record messages on the record player that will play when the music box is activated.

Once your supplies are gone, you'll still be able to reuse your mini record player with any other Oreos you procure in the future.

You can purchase this delicious, musical gift on Amazon for $19.99.

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