Lady Gaga Oreos hit the shelves, and her gang of 'monsters' can't wait to get them

Calling all “Little Monsters” — Lady Gaga’s Oreos are finally here.

On Thursday, the much awaited pink pack hit grocery store shelves, but it’s not just the pack that will stand out on the shelf, but what’s inside too.

The pink-colored Golden OREO cookies are filled with green colored creme, and feature three brightly-colored designs embossed onto the wafer.

On Tuesday, singer Halsey hinted during a televised appearance that the cookies will be available at Target (TGT).

“What’s not to love about Target...they have candles...socks, snacks, what other place can you get Caribbean scented candles and Lady Gaga’s new OREOS at the same place?” she asked.

Anticipation of the drop, which was first stoked by Oreo last month, picked up speed as fans flocked to social media to share their excitement — and follow the latest update about where to find them:

To get in on the fun, OREO is issuing a virtual chromatica cookie hunt on Twitter for fans to win a speciality pack signed by Lady Gaga herself. On Thursday morning, the Mondelez (MDLZ) -owned company used its Oreo Twitter account to drop a series of clues for “hiding spots” inspired by Lady Gaga’s Chromatica album.

Digital clues will direct readers, Gaga-loving “monsters” and OREO fans to details on how they can enter for a chance to win one of the specialty packs signed by the performer herself.

For those who aren’t lucky enough to win a signed pack, the limited-edition pack will be available everywhere OREO is sold while supplies last.

Mondelez International’s stock, trading on the New York Stock Exchange, rose by 1.6% in midday trading to change hands near $57.40, not far from a 52-week high.

Brooke DiPalma is a producer and reporter for Yahoo Finance. Follow her on Twitter at @BrookeDiPalma.

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