Because Girl Scouts can’t be camped out in front of the post office year-round, we need to come up with creative ways to get our cookie fix. Enter Girl Scout cookie-flavored Nesquik.
Available in Thin Mints and Caramel Coconut, the ‘milk’ will help get us through the year, albeit in liquid form. Look for it terrorizing your local beverage fridge, and let us know if you indulge. Good luck.
[via Thrillist]
All year, we anticipate seeing those adorable little Girl Scouts in front of the supermarket, peddling their delicious cookies. But what if, instead of filling our lives and bellies with joy, Girl Scout Cookies were made made to spread misery and despair?
Artist Gemma Correll provides a visual on this unfortunate scenario, with Bad Girl Scout Cookies. Whether your boss forces you to buy a few boxes of their daughter’s Drag-A-Longs or Soylent Clusters — at least you’ll be helping to teach these young women some responsibility and entrepreneurism. Even if it’s at the expense of your colon.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Those adorable little girl scouts only make us buy their cookies a few times a year. So, during the time you find yourself cookie-less and jonesing for a Samoa, there’s Coffee-mate Girl Scouts Cookies Creamer.
Now you can flavor your coffee to taste sorta like Thin Mints or Samoas. Or, if you find the coffee just gets in the way, drink your creamer straight from the bottle… We won’t judge.
[via Neatorama]
Do you yearn for Thin Mints and Samoas all year round, even when the front of post offices and Wal-Marts are void of cookie-peddling Girl Scouts? Girl Scout Cookie Lip Balm is here to help. Moisturize, and satiate your need for Girl Scout Cookies in the offseason. Just don’t be surprised if you choose to coat your lips with Trefoils, and no one will kiss you — Trefoils suck.
The lip balms are available individually or in a set of five, $5 at Walmart and Claire’s.
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Those adorable little scamps, The Girl Scouts, will soon be stationed outside of your local post office and Wal-Mart selling their delicious cookies. But of all the varieties of Girl Scout Cookies, which actually sells the most? And is your go-to cookie amongst the most popular?
This handy cookie chart is here to help. Perhaps you’d simply like to run with the popular crowd and grab a dozen boxes of Thin Mints — again. But please don’t let the numbers discourage you from buying your Trefoils — even though they clearly suck. Cookie charts don’t lie.
[via Wired]
