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Call it a publicity stunt or call it pure genius, but there’s a doomsday vault in northern Norway that is made specifically to save the classic cookie, and its various recipes, in case of an apocalyptic event.

The OREO vault was built in Svalbard, Norway, literally right down the street from the Global Seed Vault, in preparation for Asteroid 2018VP1, which was supposed to hit Earth around this week. “OREO isn’t risking a future without the world’s favorite cookie…” the company stated in a press release.

GLOBAL OREO VAULT – FOR ALL HUMANKIND https://t.co/5d04eLWY10 / At first I thought this wasn’t real, but they actually built this. Imagine if aliens land and find this vault, they will think Oreo’s are a treasured resource in human culture. pic.twitter.com/W6G0OjzpRy

— Kenneth Cheung (@kennethdavid) November 9, 2020

And they’re serious. The press release goes on to give the exact coordinates of the vault and explain that if the asteroid does hit the earth, we’re all welcome to head there and help the OREO legacy live on.

The company really planned ahead with this one, too, as the vault not only contains Mylar-wrapped OREO cookies and the recipes, but also powdered milk.

Road trip, anyone?

[Via Business Insider]

Shawn

Shawn has been infatuated with the post-apocalyptic genre since he wore out his horribly American-dubbed VHS of the original Mad Max as a child. Shawn is the former Editor-in-Chief at Massively.com, creator of the Aftermath post-apocalyptic immersion event, and author of "AI For All," a guide to navigating this strange new world of artificial intelligence.
He currently resides on top of a mountain in the middle of nowhere with his wife and four children.

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