The Story of the Vanishing Cookie Hydrox® “The Original Sandwich Cookie,” debuted in 1908 as the signature product of Sunshine Biscuits®. The cookie ruled the category until 1912 when National Biscuit, later Nabisco®, created Oreo® to compete with Hydrox®. Over the years Hydrox® was the staple item in kitchen cabinets across the US. Then, in 1999, Keebler® bought Sunshine Biscuit®, changed the name to Droxies®, and made it sweeter. A short time later the cookie left the market. In 2008, with great fanfare, Kellogg’s®, which now owned Keebler® and Sunshine®, brought Hydrox® back to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the famous cookie only to cease production after a few months on the market. A New Start In 2013 Leaf Brands® decided to bring back the famous Hydrox®cookie exactly as you remember it, with its original ingredients including real sugar, real vanilla flavor, non-hydrogenated oils and no artificial flavors or colors and now non-GMO! Unlike its major competitor, All Hydrox® cookies are proudly made in the USA because we believe in creating American jobs and baking the best cookie possible, not worrying about stockholder dividends. The Leaf Brands® mission is to bring back the experiences you loved as a kid. We took a long time to make sure each Hydrox® sandwich cookie you eat is just like the last one you enjoyed 20 or even 30 years ago. We hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed bringing them back. Remember, there’s only one Original Sandwich Cookie and HYDROX® is it! * Leaf Brands®, LLC and the new Hydrox® are not affiliated with the previous owners of the Hydrox® brand.