We'll take 10 boxes of Thin Mints. (It's for a good cause!)
It’s our favorite time of the year: Girl Scout cookie season! OK, it might not be a real season, but we always look forward to it. Unfortunately, Girl Scout cookie season was cut short this year, and many girls and councils haven’t been able to sell their inventory due to social distancing. Knowing that there are lots of cookies to go around, the Girl Scouts have announced a new program that lets you order online and have cookies shipped directly to your home.
While the organization has suspended in-person events like Girl Scout Cookie booths to keep girls safe, you can still score your favorite cookies through Girl Scouts Cookie Care. It’s a new program that lets you order cookies online from the comfort of home. Then, they’ll be delivered right to your doorstep. We can’t wait to get our hands on a box of the new tart and crispy Lemon-Ups!
Just a heads up, shipping and handling on orders of 1-12 packages is $12.
How Donate a Box to Local Causes
Through the Girl Scouts Cookie Care program, you can also donate cookies to first responders, volunteers and other local causes. Just choose the “Cookie Share” option to donate to a charitable organization chosen by your Girl Scout troop. Whether you decide to purchase cookies for yourself or donate to those working on the front lines, your purchase will allow Girl Scouts to continue to perform their mission. We love to buy cookies for a good cause!
We all know it to be true: Thin Mints are the queen of all Girl Scout cookies. These crisp chocolate cookies are dipped in a minty chocolate coating, just like their scouting cousins.
Depending where you live, these simple shortbread cookies might be called Trefoils and stamped in the shape of the Girl Scout logo. No matter where you call home, though, these shortbread snacks are super tasty (especially dipped in a cup of coffee!).
A cookie as good as a Tagalong must be hard to replicate at home, right? Not quite! Using crackers and a smooth chocolate coating, you can get close to the real thing when your cookie stash is low.
Girl Scouts first published the recipe for the original s'more all the way back in the '20s. Today, they reinvented the campfire snack as an anytime cookie much like these. For an authentic s'mores experience,
swap the cookie butter for a chocolatey spread.
Trio cookies are made with three cookie favorites: oatmeal, chocolate chips and peanut butter. You can make your own version at home with this sweet recipe.
The Girl Scouts have two lemony cookies in their roster. The Savanah Smile is a bit different than the Lemonade.
Instead of being topped with a citrusy icing, they get a dusting of powdered sugar like these!