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Secrets of allergy free cooking the professionals don't want you to know.
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When America thinks of girl scouts, they think of one thing: Girl Scout cookies. Every year, at the
beginning of the year, millions cookies are sold all around the world. Every year we wait in
anticipation to see if there are any new kinds of Girl Scout cookies. These cookies have created
frenzy throughout the world, that doesn't stop until the last box is sold.
There are fourteen different kinds that come out each year. Often times, there are new cookies
that come out and test the waters. Usually these cookies have failed, but there have been a few
successful stories. Here are a list and brief description of each:
1. Thin Mint: The most enduring and universally familiar.
2. Do-si-dos or Peanut Butter Sandwiches or Savannahs: a sandwich cookie
3. Trefoils or Classic Shortbread: These shortbread cookies are shaped like the Girl Scout Trefoil
design.
4. Tagalongs: These round cookies with a cookie center are covered with chocolate, having under
their swollen chocolate surface an inner layer of peanut butter
5. Samoas or Caramel deLites: These consist of a circular vanilla cookie about 2inch in diameter
with a small hole in the center
6. Golden Yangles: a sugar free cookie
7. Lemon Coolers: A reduced-fat cookie
8. Lemon Pastry Cremes: Pastry style sandwich cookies with lemon creme in the middle.
9. Thanks-a-Lots: Crunchy fudge coated treats, these cookies are circular and are about 3.5
inches in diameter
10. All Abouts: A shortbread cookie with a layer of chocolate on the bottom and featuring related
sayings on the top.
11. Cartwheels: A cinnamon-oatmeal reduced-fat variety
12. Caf Cookies: A gourmet style cookie, coated with cinnamon
13. Classic Creams: A sandwich cookie made in the same style as Oreos, only the top and bottom

2. are different colors
14. Double Dutch: A chocolate cookie dough with chocolate chips
These cookies are all very tasteful and delightful, but more so than others. As of 2004, the
favorites were:
• Thin Mints (25% of total sales)
• Samoas/Caramel deLites (19%)
• Tagalongs/Peanut Butter Patties 13%
• Do-si-dos/Peanut Butter Sandwich 11%
• Trefoils/Shortbread 9%
All though the rest are quite tasty, they just don't seem to make the cut. Whether you enjoy thin
mints, samoas, of tagalongs, there are so many different kinds of girls scout cookies; you should
definitely find a favorite.
Written by Howard Gottlieb
President of Easy Fundraising Ideas
We offer great school fundraising ideas and sport fundraisers for groups of all sizes.
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