Cookie History
Cookie Varieties
Meet the Mascot
Cookie Fun Facts
Customer Connection
200

This was the very first cookie.

What is a trefoil?

200

The most popular variety.

What are Thin Mints?

200

The mascot for the Girl Scout cookie 2027 season.

What is a Lop-Eared Bunny/Rabbit?

200

The Cookie that is most like Reese's.

What are Tagalongs?

200

People you can talk to in your life to sell cookies to.

What are friends and family?

400

This was the year Girl Scouts began selling cookies.

What is 1917?

400

Dark chocolate and caramel cookies with coconut.

What are Samoas?

400

The Cookie mascot's name.

Who is Sally?
400

The gluten free cookies.

What are Toffee-Tastics and Sparkables?

400

The most popular way of selling cookies, starting in February.

What are cookie booths?

600

The price Girl Scout cookies were in the 1920s.

What is 25 to 35 cents?

600

The original-- shortbread cookies.

What are trefoils?

600

A Lop-Eared Rabbit's diet.

What are vegetables and greens?

600

The cookie that is made for our furry friends.

What are Patch Pals?

600

A local way of selling cookies.

What are door-to-door sales?

800

The year Girl Scout cookies were going through the licensing process.

What is 1936?

800

A lemon flavored cookie with glaze on the bottom and inspiring messages on the top.

What are Lemon-Ups?

800

Makes a Lop-Eared Rabbit unique.

What are their long floppy ears?

800

Cookies that you can microwave to make taste like brownies.

What are Adventurefuls?
800

A good way to sell cookies in public outside of cookie booths.

What are mobile booths?

1000

The first town Girl Scout cookies were sold in.

What is Muskogee, Oklahoma?

1000

The crunchy oatmeal chocolate chip cookie is dotted with fun colored sprinkles.

What are Sparkables?

1000

Something Lop-Eared Rabbits do when excited.

What is a binky?

1000

The Cookies that are vegan.

What are Thin Mints and Sparkables?