zuropa_fit
Blue Crack Addict
I was just given 3, count 'em 3, boxes of Thin Mints by a student of mine. I'm in friggin Thin Mint Heaven
Maybe it's just in your area. I got some Tagalongs, and they're as delicious as ever. Same with the Thin Mints.AnnRKeyintheUSA said:I bought ONE box yesterday and I'm glad I didn't get more. I got my fave, tagalongs, but they are now called just 'peanut butter patties.' ...I took it back and asked if I had a bad box, but the lady said they changed the recipe and baking companies and that they were all like that now.
U2democrat said:As long as they don't change the Thin Mints they can do whatever they want.
kellyahern said:The place that I bought them from said the money is going to fund that troop's trip to New York.
I really don't care where the money is going as long as I get my chocolate covered peanut butter cookie, damn it (the box is already gone - I knew I should have gotten more than one )
dsmith2904 said:
For those of you getting Thin Mints, do you put them in the fridge?
dsmith2904 said:
For those of you getting Thin Mints, do you put them in the fridge?
dsmith2904 said:
You gotta get to the grocery store and try the Fudge Shoppe cookies. Almost identical (and available all year!).
dsmith2904 said:
For those of you getting Thin Mints, do you put them in the fridge?
redkat said:
the lemonades are my new favorite
yeah, they're $3.50 here but i've heard them being sold for $4 a box. i guess it just depends on where you live, which is weird because i don't ever remember in the past them being sold for more in some parts of the country.Carek1230 said:There was a table in front of the grocery store hawking Girl Scout Cookies and they were selling them for $4 a box. I thought they were $3.50 a box?? There were no girl scouts selling the cookies, it seemed they were all Moms selling them. Are kids so spoiled nowadays that the parents step in doing the work for fundraisers? Aren't the kids themselves supposed to do this? Maybe times have changed but in my son's day or my own the parents' help was minimal.
Carek1230 said:There was a table in front of the grocery store hawking Girl Scout Cookies and they were selling them for $4 a box. I thought they were $3.50 a box?? There were no girl scouts selling the cookies, it seemed they were all Moms selling them. Are kids so spoiled nowadays that the parents step in doing the work for fundraisers? Aren't the kids themselves supposed to do this? Maybe times have changed but in my son's day or my own the parents' help was minimal.
bonocomet said:Finally got some of mine today, yay! So far the thin mints and tagalongs taste the same as always so I'm happy They are $4 here like martha and carek already said, and I think that's what I paid last year too. One thing also is that there can be older girls selling as well, although they are not so many these days, there are high school and even adult Girl Scouts. I bought mine from a high school senior GS, and then I was told today that you can also be an adult GS even beyond high school, and I don't mean a troop leader or parent but the actual scout program extends into adult age. Anyways... just thought that was interesting to note that not all adults selling might be parents, although I know they probably mostly are.