The limited-time release reaches stores on 4 May with golden wafers and three red, white and blue creme layers in blue raspberry, lemon and cherry flavours.
The cookies are aimed at summer and US semiquincentennial celebrations, offering a rocket-pop-inspired flavour profile rather than popping candy.
The launch follows Oreo's earlier unveiling of the product and adds to the brand's recent seasonal offerings, including relaunched Oreo Cakesters and Mother's Day cookie boxes.
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