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Posted: 2012-12-18T17:06:32Z | Updated: 2017-12-07T03:03:21Z

We've seen Kate Upton pose with a popsicle , baby chicks and some rather unsexy headphones . But we've never seen her pose with a giant Oreo man (in fact, we didn't know such a thing existed until today).

But lo and behold, there's Kate clad in a white bikini, shivering in the Antarctica snow and cozying up to an oversized Oreo on legs. TMZ has the exclusive pics of Upton's subzero shoot, which took place during a 10-day cruise from from Argentina to Antarctica with icebergs as the dramatic backdrop. TMZ reports that the photos are bound for the cover of Sports Illustrated , but the giant cookie makes it look like a theatrical Nabisco ad. Maybe this has something to do with Oreo's 100th birthday celebration in Antarctica ?

Either way, the photos show Kate doing what she does best: braving the elements to wear the hell out of a too-small bikini with a giant smile on her face. That's why they pay her the big bucks.

Check out a few sneak peek photos below and head to TMZ.com to see the rest . Thoughts on that teeny swimsuit she's got on?

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