Lindsay Lohan Looks Back on “The Parent Trap” 28 Years Later - Including That Oreo Scene ...Middle East

28 years ago, "The Parent Trap" remake introduced us to one of the greatest food combinations of all time. From the moment we saw Hallie Parker dunk an OREO into her personal jar of peanut butter, we were sold, taking to the pantry to re-create the treat ourselves. Much like the 1998 film, the sweet and salty pairing has truly withstood the test of time, and for good reason. "That moment in the movie, it's when Halle and Annie really connected. It's when you start to see a sign of what their friendship is going to be," Lindsay Lohan tells Popsugar. "I think a lot of it has to do with friendship and finding someone [who] you think is so different from you, but actually is quite similar."

To her point, for all the film's iconic moments (yes, we're still trying to learn Annie and Martin's handshake), this unexpected food combo is one we just can't seem to shake. Over the years, peanut-butter OREOs have become more than just a unique snack - they're the ultimate symbol of summer nostalgia.

In honor of the film's 28th anniversary, we spoke with Lohan, Amy Sedaris, and Patricia Arquette about how they're bringing the iconic scene full circle with Reese's OREO. Read on for their candid thoughts on the combo, personal favorite food pairings, and dream Camp Walden itineraries.

Popsugar: What are your real thoughts on peanut butter and OREOs? Lindsay Lohan: When I first tried OREOs and peanut butter, I remember [it] was during "The Parent Trap" and on set, and I was like, "What? Do I really have to eat this?" But I was 11. And then I ended up liking it.

PS: If you had to go to Camp Walden in 2026, what would you most want to do? Amy Sedaris: I would lay on my back in the field at night and just look at the stars. Patricia Arquette: I would do a lot of arts and crafts, but also archery. I have my little inner goddess, Diana. LL: I think I would be doing the fencing. Just because I'd want to be out of the sun, because I'm super concerned about my skin always - [the mask] would block my face.

PS: Are there any other unique food pairings you love that people might not expect? AS: I do like potato chips in a sandwich sometimes. LL: I do too, I almost need them when I have a sandwich. It feels like they have to be together. PA: I put cinnamon in my coffee . . . and turmeric.

PS: Between Nick Parker's vineyard estate in California, and Elizabeth James's London townhouse, which one would you pick? AS: I would pick London, for sure. PA: Am I there alone? Yeah, I'll go to London. LL: It's hard because the vineyard has horses and horseback riding, and it's so beautiful and peaceful, but I love fashion and I love cities. So I think I'd have to go London.

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