Tagalongs (Peanut Butter Patties): Crispy vanilla cookies layered with peanut butter and covered with a chocolate coating.
Trefoils (Shortbread): A traditional shortbread cookie made in the shape of the Girl Scout trefoil logo.
Samoas (MY FAVORITES!) are also called Caramel deLites.Samoas (once changed to 'Caramel deLites'): Vanilla cookies coated in caramel, sprinkled with toasted coconut and laced with chocolate stripes.
All Abouts (Animal Treasures, Thanks-A-Lot): Shortbread cookies dipped in fudge and topped with an embossed thank-you message in one of five languages.
Lemon Chalet Cremes: Cinnamon sandwich cookies with lemon creme filling.
Cinna-spins (I SURE WOULD LIKE TO TRY ONE OF THESE!)
Introduced in 2008 by ABC Bakers
Cinna-spins are cinnamon-flavored cookies that come in 100-calorie packs. Cinna-spins are shaped like miniature cinnamon rolls.
Retired and replaced by Daisy Go Rounds.
Daisy Go Rounds: Very similar to Cinna-spins, this cookie replaced them for the 2009 sale. They are advertised as low fat and also come in 100 calorie packs. They are cinnamon flavored and shaped like daisies. These cookies are only available from ABC Bakers.
Sugar Free Chocolate Chips Introduced in 2008, they are small sugar free cookies.
Dulce De Leche Introduced in 2009, these are Latin caramel cookies.
Lemonades Round shortbread cookie with lemon icing.
Lemonades-I just had half of one the other night and it was wonderful!
I thought I was safe from the whole GS cookies thing,as we don't have any Girl Scouts in our town, but then my DH BROUGHT 3 BOXES HOME FROM WORK!What a traitor!!!!!!
I had to give them up though. For me, a serving of Thin Mints is the sleeve. If I eat two, I am not satisfied, I want more and I am restless and anxious and want to eat eat eat. Although I have a lot of nostalgia for Thin Mint cookies, I just have to accept I am happier if I don't eat them.
Another vote for Samoas! I was given a box this year (are people TRYING to kill me? ) but I managed to give away the box without opening it. Whew!
I also like Thin Mints, straight from the freezer as someone mentioned. So minty and cool and yummy - like Glory, though, a sleeve is the true serving size.
you guys are KILLIN me. i used to always have 3 boxes with my name on them, tagalongs, thin mints, and samoas. and i ate all 3 boxes alone. it's been a few years since i had them though... yay me
I must be the only person in the known world that can't stand thin mints. They leave a greasy film on the roof of my mouth...it's something about that particular kind of chocolate coating.
I DO, however, love me some Samoas, and don't mind the Tagalongs either (though they were too rich for me even in my heavier days, I'm pretty sure now I would be able to eat a max of one without getting sick). My dad just bought a box of Dulce de Leche from an old family friend, and I have to admit I'm intrigued.