Cookie History
Girl Scout Founder.
Who is Juliette Gordon Low?
These are now the number one selling cookies in the United States.
What are Thin Mints?
Her birthday is on this holiday.
Halloween
Girl Scouts was founded in this year.
What is 1912?
Girl scouts celebrate this on February 22nd each year
What is World Thinking Day
Name the gluten free cookie
What is Toffeetastic?
This cookie is made with homemade caramel, cooked to a rich creamy consistency, and a special toasted flaked coconut coating.
What is a Samoa?
She was born and died in this city and state.
What is Savannah, Georgia.
The going rate for a dozen Girl Scout Cookies in 1922.
What is 25-30 cents?
The highest award that can be earned by a Girl Scout is this prestigious award.
What is the Girl Scout Gold Award.
The year the first girl scout troop starting selling cookies as a fundraiser.
What is 1917
These lemon cookies were replaced in 2020 with the Lemon Ups.
What are Savannah Smiles
She is nicknamed after this flower.
What is the daisy?
Every year on her birthday, JGL did this just to prove that she could.
What is a headstand?
The Girl Scout Sign is made by raising three fingers of the right hand with the thumb holding down the pinky. The three (3) fingers represent the three (3)parts of this statement that is recited while making the sign.
What is the Girl Scout Promise.
Girl Scout Cookies were sold by local councils around the country until World War II, when sugar, flour, and butter shortages led Girl Scouts to begin selling these.
What are calendars?
Over the years, cookie varieties have come and gone in response to changing consumer tastes. However, this cookie has been around from the early days.
What are Shortbreads (Trefoils)?
In 1927 JGL died of what?
What is breast cancer?
How many girl scouts are there today?
What is 2.5 million Girl Scouts—1.7 million girl members and 750,000 adult members.
Girl Scouts of Green and White Mountains owns four (4) campgrounds. Name the two campgrounds in NH.
What is Camp Seawood and Kettleford?
Daisies began selling Girl Scout Cookies in this decade.
What are the 2000s?
These two bakers are the only ones who can produce our beloved Girl Scout Cookies.
What are ABC Bakers and Little Brownie Bakers?
She partially lost this one (1) of the five (5) senses.
What is hearing?
During peak baking times, the amount of Thin Mints produced each day.
What is 4.5 million?
Girl Scouts often make small tokens of friendship to exchange with the Girl Scouts they meet while traveling. These little gifts are called ”SWAPS,” which stands for
What is “Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere.”