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mmmm...girl scout cookies!

Girl Scout cookies have been a long-time American tradition since the early 1920s. In fact, Girl Scout Cookies were once baked at Claussen’s Bakery (now Claussen’s Inn) in downtown Columbia. Through cookie sales, girls learn and practice important skills for raising money while achieving special goals for their troops. The cookie program also provides Girl Scouts with a fun and positive experience that further develops character and skills. See the 2007 Cookie Calendar for the lowdown.

From all-time favorites like Thin Mints, Caramel DeLites, Shortbreads, Peanut Butter Patties and Peanut Butter Sandwiches, to the increasingly popular Thanks-A-Lots and Reduced Fat Cartwheels and the brand new for 2007 Lemonades (enjoy a slice of summer all year long!), Girl Scout cookies offer a variety of flavors to satisfy any cookie enthusiast. For only $3.50 per box, you can enjoy the sugary treats that you’ve come to love over the years.

They're great alone, but did you know that Girl Scout cookies can be used to make delicious desserts?

Girl Scout Cookie Recipes

2007 Cookie Program Sale Calendar

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Check out the Cool Incentives for 2007!

2007 Troop Cookie Manager Guide