Girl Scout cookie season is worst. But somehow also best

Two Girl Scout cookies to be retired in 2025. Find out which flavors.
Both Toast-Yay! and Girl Scout S'mores will be retired at the end of the 2025 season, which kicked off Tuesday, Jan. 7, said Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA).
Girl Scout cookie season is the worst. But somehow also the best
But man, cookie season is a slog. If you're not a Girl Scout parent, you might not realize that cookie season lasts a thousand years. Or at least it feels that way.
The Girl Scout Cookies Retiring From the Roster After 2025
S'mores, a graham sandwich cookie with chocolate and marshmallow filling, and Toast-Yay!, the French toast-inspired cookie dipped in icing, are officially retiring after the 2025 cookie season, giving fans one last chance to snag them at booths or online before they disappear for good.
Girl Scout cookie season 2025: What's available in NC, where to find them
North Carolina Girl Scout cookie sales are open throughout the state. A recent news release from the Girls Scouts of the USA reminded supporters that 100% of revenue raised through the Girl Scout Cookie Program stays with the local council and troops. Here's what to know about buying Girl Scout cookies in 2025.
Girl Scout Cookies: Long Islanders look back on 100+ years of sales
When Roz Brenowitz, now 77, sold Girl Scout Cookies in her Valley Stream neighborhood as a third grader in the late 1950s, there was one door she was afraid to knock on. "I rememb
Woman Says She Refused to Buy Girl Scout Cookies from Coworker, Who Then Called Her 'Stingy' Behind Her Back
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Thin Mints Frosty? Where to find Wendy's new Girl Scout cookie-inspired treat in Florida
Wendy's has announced a new Thin Mints Frosty, inspired by the best-selling Girl Scouts of America cookie. Here's what to ...
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Cookies matter, but the Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England are much more: Commentary
Overwhelmingly, more people than not are serious fans of the cookies. Every year between January and April, we see tables set up outside our grocery stores, receive messages from family and ...