girl scouts

Girl Scout cookies are going to have a notorious flavor missing from its lineup next year.

Usually, we have to wait until January or February to polish off entire sleeves of Girl Scout cookies straight out of the freezer, but the Northeast Texas Girl Scouts are going to help us hit our cravings early this year. They have special treats coming this fall too.

It's almost time to snuggle up on the couch with some Thin Mints and forgive ourselves for polishing off an entire sleeve in one sitting. Girl Scout cookie pre-sales are on now.

I bring you...Toast-Yay!

Lemon-Ups have joined the Girl Scout Cookie lineup. The Lemon-Ups are lemon wafers with a layer of glaze on the bottom. What makes this cookie stand out? The cookie has a motivational phrase like "I'm a leader" on the top.

Parents may mean well by passing the sign-up sheet around the office and posting about their child's cookie sales on social media, but there's one big reason why Girl Scout Cookies should be sold by the girls and not the parents.

Girl Scouts have a new cookie flavor coming in 2019 that will feed our cookie addiction in a whole new way. Thin Mints are usually #1 in popularity, but a curious new addition will be sweet, salty, and chewy, and probably just as irresistible as the others. Start practicing your willpower now.

A group of more than a hundred Girls Scouts got together last week to earn a new patch, and they created some pretty impressive global displays to do it.

I will admit up-front that I am a junkie when it comes to Thin Mints, which is why this caught my attention, but I am curious to see how you feel about this. A Texas-based pro-family group is calling for a boycott of Girl Scout cookies in response to the organization’s decision to allow a Colorado boy who identifies as a girl to join a local troop.

A 7-year-old Denver boy was turned away by a local Girl Scout troop when he asked to become a member. Despite his gender, Bobby Montoya has been into “girl stuff” since he was two, according to his mother Felisha Archuleta.

It's an annual rite of passage for Girl Scouts across the country, but on Sunday night, it went terribly wrong at a shopping center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.