Girl Scout Cookies

$4.00 a box

They pay you when they get the cookies. If they can't pay you then politely say, OK just give me a call when you get the money and I will bring over your cookies.

If they don't call soon just sell those cookies to somebody else.

In other countries, the Girl Scout/Girl Guide national associations set their own policies for money earning projects for their members. Some national organizations, such as Girl Guides of Canada, also sell cookie products. Members of USA Girl Scouts Overseas sell cookies as members of the Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA).

So, it is likely that Girl Guides in Chile and Thailand do not sell cookies. Any cookies sold in those countries are probably sold by Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from other countries, so they would be called "Girl Scout Cookies" if sold by members of USA Girl Scouts Overseas.

Girl Scout Cookie Sales dates and procedures are different for each Girl Scout council. In addition, the Girl Scout Neighborhood or Service Unit can set due dates as can the troop/group leaders or cookie chair.

For the most accurate information, contact your troop/group leader or cookie chair. You can also check your Girl Scout Council's web site.

Depending on the local Girl Scout Council, Girl Scout cookies cost either $3.50 or $4.00 per box in 2013.

The answer depends on which Girl Scout council you are located in. Each council sets their own sale dates. However, troop leaders might set a different date so that they have time to do the tally before turning in the order. So, the best thing to do is to contact your troop leader or your Girl Scout council.

¿Quieres comprar las galletas de las Girl Scouts? -informal

¿Quiere usted comprar las galletas de las Girl Scouts? -formal

There is no official record kept of Girl Scout cookie sales, however, the following girls have made the news for their cookie sales:

In 2008, 15-year-old Jennifer Sharpe from Dearborn, Michigan sold 17,328 boxes of cookies. This was a new record for her troop and possibly an all-time record.

From 1978 to 1990, Elizabeth Brinton, the "Cookie Queen", of Falls Church, VA, sold a total of more than 100,000 boxes of cookies. Elizabeth sold 11,200 boxes of cookies in 1985 and 18,000 boxes in a later year.

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Each Girl Scout council determines the price of the cookies for their council. For the 2015 cookie sale, most councils set their price at $4.00 per box with the gluten free cookie at $5.00. Some councils may have set a different price.

In Austin, Texas, you can buy Girl Scout Cookies at various cookie booths set up by local Girl Scout troops during the annual cookie season. These booths are often located in front of grocery stores, shopping centers, and community events. Additionally, you can order cookies directly from Girl Scouts through their official website or mobile app, which allows you to find nearby sales and support local troops.

In 1982, a box of Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies contained 8 ounces. This size has changed over the years, but the 8-ounce box was standard during that time. Thin Mints have remained one of the most popular Girl Scout cookie varieties since their introduction.

Depending on which Girl Scout cookie baker your local council uses, the coconut Girl Scout cookie is called either a Caramel DeLite or a Samosa.

No. The bakers which make Girl Scout cookies do not use peanut butter from the company that was having problems with contamination.

Each World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) member country/organization sets their own guidelines for money earning projects for their members, so it is possible that Mouvement Scout De Suisse (MSdS) members

do not sell cookies. No information about cookie sales is available on the

Mouvement Scout De Suisse (MSdS) web site.

Some national organizations, such as Girl Guides of Canada, Girl Scouts of the USA, and Girl Guides Australia Inc., do sell cookie (biscuits in Australia) products. Members of Girl Scouts Overseas sell cookies as members of the Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA).

Each World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) member country/organization sets their own guidelines for money earning projects for their members, so it is very likely that Russian Federation Girl Scouts do not sell cookies.

The inside of a Thin Mint cookie is both chocolate and mint.

Thin Mints are Girl Scout cookies. They are a thin peppermint chocolate wafer covered with a smooth chocolaty coating.

Sugar, vegetable oil, flour, coconut, corn syrup, sweetened condensed milk, cocoa, corn starch and other ingredients. See the related link for a complete list of ingredients.

If there are Girl Guide cookies made in Pakistan, it is probably because the Pakistan Girl Guides Association sells cookies.

Girl Scout cookies sold in the USA are made in the USA, in Kentucky for Little Brownie Bakers and in Iowa for ABC Cookie Bakers. Some Girl Scout troops ask customers to purchase boxes of Girl Scout cookies which are sent to US Armed Forces personnel all around the world, so US Girl Scout cookies may have been seen in Pakistan because they were sent there as a gift or sold there by USA Girl Scouts Overseas.

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There are two different cookie bakers licensed by GSUSA to bake the Girl Scout cookies. Both companies bake a shortbread type cookie, but one company calls them Shortbread and the other company calls them Trefoils. There is also a slight difference in the ingredients. The Trefoils contain brown sugar and buttermilk, while those ingredients are not listed for the Shortbread.

In 2010, a "bundle" of Girl Scout cookies contained three boxes, each box cost $4.00, so the bundle cost $12.00.