Friday, 6 January 2012

Girl Scout Cookie Season Again, and This Year There's a New Girl in Town to Celebrate the Scouts' 100th Anniversary

Girl Scout Cookie Season Again, and This Year There's a New Girl in Town to Celebrate the Scouts' 100th Anniversary:Samoas, thin Mints, Tagalongs, oh my! Scout cookie season is (finally) upon us, and soon the troops fanning out to sell cookies irresistible with those signature smiles.

This year to mark the 100th anniversary of the organization, you will see a completely new taste cookies in the mix. Called Smile Savannah, this crescent-shaped wedge of lemon cookies with lemon chips in there sprinkled with powdered sugar.

Little Brownie Bakers by a company that bakes new confectionery, biscuits named after the hometown Scout founder Juliette Low, and is "cool and fresh, with just the right number of lemons chips to deliver tiny bursts of flavor." used for the calorie oppose, five Savannah Smiles will price you about 140 calories.

In recent years, in addition to cookies called Cinna-spins, Thank U Berry Munch, sugar-free Choco-chips and Shout Outs. And while the new flavors are often popular, sales of classical music is dominated by old-Thin Mints, first in the list with 25% of sales, Samoas at 19%, Tagalongs at 13%, Y-Si-Dos at 11% and 9% shamrocks .

The new girl on the block this year sweet called Savannah Smiles, lemon cause for the so-called hometown Scout founder Juliette Low. If you want to find new Cookie Scout girls, but do not have the troops connection, GSOA encouraged to refer to social media and technology tools to find your thin Mints:

Savannah Smiles which fit into the All-Star lineup? Only time will tell if belongs to earn a place in the cookie loving hearts and pantries or face the same fate as the discontinued flavors like Double Dutch or Aloha Chips.

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