Girl Scout cookies are back

just got 4 boxes of thin mints.

GIRL Scout cookies?!?!? Oh no, we can't be going all gender specific, dude!

Unless the little girl identified me as a mark, those thin mints are now $5 a box. Heard her mention some other cookie in the cookie portfolio that was $6.

yeah gluten free is $6

The mints suuuuuck !

Both taste great and pack a punch, had both in recent weeks

Those thin mints don't last long once they go in the freezer.
I'ma get me $20 worth of those asap and they'll be gone in time for me to restock before they quit selling. winning!

I wont be partaking this year, the peanut butter are diet kryptonite

I believe the only way that you can buy them is online this year. No door knocking or front door at the store selling.

I got mine inside of tom thumb

She might have gone rogue but I got mine “front door at the store” method yesterday.

I'm in.

This means every other person at work will be selling them for their daughters. I think I still have some left from last year, but I think they have a shelf life of something like 200 years.

Overpriced. I can get the same thing without the box for $2.

For me it's the lemonades...and apparently they are on Amazon for the low low price of $14.60

Remembering my three daughters who participated, it brings a smile to my face when I buy them.

I only buy Boy Scout cookies.

Did Samoas go the way of the Redskins? I guess I won't be buying Samoas from the Samoan girl in the neighborhood this year.

Is there some political drama over Girl Scout cookies you just lost me

You can still get the Samoas...

https://family.disney.com/articles/samoas-vs-caramel-delites-girl-scout-cookies/

I buy zero from parents doing the selling for their daughter(s)...whether at work, at the booth...etc. Conversely, I will not miss an opportunity to buy at least one box from each and every kid I see doing the work.

We got 4 boxes last night. Good stuff.

the mints are the best! you must have covid.

The one thing I really love about HEB is they don't allow them to sell their cookies in front of their stores.