Looks like it is. I wonder if the price is different because of that.
They're $6 instead of the $5. I actually really like the toffee ones.
I'm looking forward to trefoils, tagalongs refrigerated, do si dos...
I LOVE the thanks a lot but we don't get them in my region. I have to hope one of our clients brings one or two packages (if we even have girl scout clients anymore. They grow up so fast *sniffle*)
Looks like it is. I wonder if the price is different because of that.
They're $6 instead of the $5. I actually really like the toffee ones.
I'm looking forward to trefoils, tagalongs refrigerated, do si dos...
I LOVE the thanks a lot but we don't get them in my region. I have to hope one of our clients brings one or two packages (if we even have girl scout clients anymore. They grow up so fast *sniffle*)
I buy a box of savannahs for a different taste.
I'd like the samoas better without the coconut.
Ohhhh, I've had the Thanks a Lots once. I think it was a cousin in New York we bought cookies from. I had to look them up to remember but those are definitely good.
Love them but never buy them anymore. I cannot tell you how many boxes I bought over the years and devoured myself. They used to carry shortbread cookies covered in chocolate, those were my favorites.
Honestly, I can't think of any GS cookie I dislike. Kinda glad they're so expensive and I don't know anyone who sells them anymore.
Here, they have the girls set up booths at different locations (retailers like grocery stores) and they sell them throughout the cookie selling season. It’s a good cause, so I usually buy some.
They set up outside the grocery stores here too.
They don't go door to door here that I've noticed. In my old neighborhood there were too many multiunit condo buildings and you'd never get trick or treaters either, but now I get lots of trick or treaters so I just assume they've all realized that it's way more efficient to sell at grocery stores (as well as churches for those troops that meet out of a church or church school).
I like to dip the short bread ones and the smores one in a cup of coffee - yum. I usually see the girl scouts at my local Kroger and buy a couple boxes but they haven't been there yet that I've seen. I usually buy about 5 boxes, including 2 thin mints because I always give one to my dad
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Wrong. So wrong.
I have never eaten one of those. For the most part I hate coconut flakes.
I'm not sure we can be friends anymore.
How do you feel about margaritas?
Trefoils are my second favorite, after Samoas.
You and I should have a samoa and margarita party! Novus is only invited if he brings his own boring snacks.
They are my third favorite, after Thin Mints and Samoas. Then probably tagalongs.
Apparently there's a smores cookie and a toffee cookie now? https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/01/17/girl-scout-cookies-2020-flavors-thin-mints-samoas-differ-us/4487968002/
It seems they rotate other flavors.
Trefoils are my favorites, have been since they were Scot Teas. Close second, Thin Mints.
I tried the smores last year. Boring...
Is the toffee the gluten-free one?
Looks like it is. I wonder if the price is different because of that.
Yes. I tried one of those...someone else had bought a box. The taste was okay but the texture is very dry and crumbley.
Meh. Would have preferred a toffee cookie to be chewy with crunchy toffee bits.
They're $6 instead of the $5. I actually really like the toffee ones.
I'm looking forward to trefoils, tagalongs refrigerated, do si dos...
I LOVE the thanks a lot but we don't get them in my region. I have to hope one of our clients brings one or two packages (if we even have girl scout clients anymore. They grow up so fast *sniffle*)
I buy a box of savannahs for a different taste.
I'd like the samoas better without the coconut.
Ohhhh, I've had the Thanks a Lots once. I think it was a cousin in New York we bought cookies from. I had to look them up to remember but those are definitely good.
Girl Scouts sell them at my church. I will buy one box of Thin Mints and one of Samoas (I do this every year).
I get mine at the local grocery store. The girl scouts will usually have a table set up with cookies.
They set up outside the grocery stores here too.
They don't go door to door here that I've noticed. In my old neighborhood there were too many multiunit condo buildings and you'd never get trick or treaters either, but now I get lots of trick or treaters so I just assume they've all realized that it's way more efficient to sell at grocery stores (as well as churches for those troops that meet out of a church or church school).