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You can’t beat a Thin Mint. To my mind, it’s the ultimate cookie.
Put the box in the fridge, eat with a cold glass of milk. Perfection.
While I do enjoy the occasional Girl Scout Lemonade and Toffee-tastic … those pint size femme fatales are pulling out all the stops this year and introducing a new cookie to tempt me.
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No arm twisting required.
I’m in.
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River's world..... 
Not me. Their prices are beyond. I found better Samoa’s at Dollar General for $2. Their thin mints are pretty good too.
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Little green extortionists selling cookies at 32¢ each cookie, two cookies per portion. No one eats just two cookies at a setting. Can’t shoot the chirpy little buggers either …
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It’s an evil empire, no doubt.
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I know someone who would love those but I will stick with the Thin Mints.
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Ha! I’m with Rusty, they are little green extortionists not to mention the cookies AND the boxes have gotten smaller! When I was a Girl Scout the boxes were bigger and they were only $1.25…. That’s why people bought up to ten boxes. I’ve also found a Thin Mint substitute, Keebler Grasshopper cookies. Just as good, way more in a package and not as expensive. A
Though that brownie/caramel Frankenstein looks pretty darn good…🤩
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Keebler’s are acceptable , but there was always something special about waiting all year for them…
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As a former girl scout leader who had over 1k boxes of cookies in her garage each cookie season, I had two favorites over the years. The thin mints and the lemon; hands down my faves. They try to bring in new flavors, but they never really worked for me. You’ll have to let us know how you like these.
I took my troops on so many adventures with the money they earned by selling; this is a good time to overpay for something.
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Thin mints and lemonades are my faves, hands down. Most of the others are too sweet. Samoas? Blech!
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I agree with you on the Samoas. Double blech!
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In defense of Samoas I can say this: I can eat two or three Samoas and be satisfied. I can eat trefoils like it’s a sporting event, and that’s why I am now a fat bastard. Mostly though, I would rather have a Moon Pie.
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Mm.. I do love me a Moon Pie.
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I was wearing my 100th anniversary Moon Pie T-shirt when I wrote that comment. Yes, I bought it in Chattanooga, along with a Moon Pie and, of course, an RC cola. AWWWWWWWWWW YEAH!
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I even like the banana version.
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There’s a salted caramel one as well. Woof.
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I haven’t come across that one yet.
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Sea salt is the new kale and/or bacon in the cooking world–you can have my share!
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And you can have my kale!
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Same!! But a hint of sea salt in sweets is YEEEUUUUM!!
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Definitely. But bacon??? That’s been nature’s perfect food since the dawn of food.
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Bacon is life.
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Ah, hell…now I gotta see if they’re avail locally.
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You’re welcome.
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Just ordered 2 boxes!!
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You beat me! I haven’t tracked any down yet…
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It was a fluke… former coworker reached out for cookie sales last week.
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I’m guessing they don’t deliver internationally… My fattening arse could do with walking over there to get hold of some.
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Probably not. Which leads to my fattening arse getting even fatter.
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We stick our Thin Mints in the freezer. Pull out a couple on a hot summer day and you’re in heaven.
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Yours last until summer?
😳
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The trick is to hide them behind the booze. Works as a great distraction.
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Ah. Good thinking.
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