• Home
  • Authors
  • News
  • Events
  • Subscribe Facebook
  • Robyn’s book TREASURE ME is a finalist in the Bookseller’s Best contest!

  • Shana Galen’s recent release Lord and Lady Spy is featured through the month of May at MORE»

  • Nancy’s latest, FORTUNE’S UNEXPECTED GROOM, has been a BookScan Top 100 for 4 weeks!

See More News »

  • Emily McKay will be speaking at BEA on June 5th from 6:00 to 7:30 on the panel  The Not-So-Secret Life … MORE»

  • Allison Leigh will guest blog on June 7!

  • Terri will be speaking to the Rhode Island RWA chapter on Saturday, June 2. Here’s more info....

See More Events »

Thin Mints, Trefoils and Tagalongs, oh my!

I have a serious weakness for cookies. They are my one absolute vice. I’m like a heroin addict. My drug of choice is actually chocolate chips cookies. I’m actually one of those people that prefers them raw, but about fifteen minutes out of the oven is a close second. But like the heroin addict who will do crack if nothing else is around, in a pinch, any cookies will do.

If the heroin’s addict first step to recovery is admitting they have a problem, then surely that’s true for a cookie monster, right? So here’s my embarrassing admission: Right now, I have three kinds of cookie dough in my freezer and twelve kinds of store bought cookies in the pantry. Twelve! Five of those are Girl Scout cookies. Let me clarify. I have five kinds of Girl Scout cookies. But a total of sixteen boxes. Seriously, it’s like I’m stockpiling for the apocalypse. And I don’t even have a Girl Scout in my immediate family.

I’ve recently joined Weight Watchers and decided it’s time to thin out the cookie supply in the pantry (and freezer). But I know I won’t be able to ditch the GS cookies. I just bought them! And they won’t be available next month. And … well, they just taste like childhood.

So what’s your favorite kind of Girl Scout cookie?

11 Comments
Leave a Comment
Share:
Filed in: Jaunty Post

Comments

  1. kristan higgins Said:

    Samoas are my crack. The chewy coconutty deliciousness…blerk! I can eat six of those things before even pausing for breath. Then I wonder why I have a stomachache…

    - Reply
  2. Nancy Robards Thompson Said:

    Thin mints. Definitely. 1 sleeve = 1 serving.

    - Reply
  3. Shana Said:

    Emily, you are a girl after my own heart. I love cookies too. For our 4 year anniversary, USF and I went to a fancy restaurant. We had an $88 bottle of wine, expensive entrees, and for dessert he wants to know if I want bananas foster (prepared table side). Nope, I say. I saw cookies and ice cream on the dessert menu. That’s what I got!

    My fave GS cookie is Samoas too. But since I’m not teaching this year, I’m GS cookie free. Send yours my way, if you want, Emily ;-)

    - Reply
  4. EmilyMcKay Said:

    LOL, Nancy! I totally agree!

    I actually don’t like Samoas, because I don’t like coconut. But I know they’re Robyn’s favorite. I have a box in the freezer just for her. My daughter calls them “Aunt Robby cookies,” which I just think is cute.

    Now, normally, I’d say that Thin Mints are my favorite, but this year, I’ve really been loving Thanks-A-Lot, which is a shortbread cookie with a chocolate coating on the back. Soooo yummy. And they don’t make them everywhere, so this year I bought them for me and my sister. The Geek was like, “Did you really mean to buy ten boxes of cookies?” Yes, I absolutely did.

    - Reply
  5. catslady Said:

    I also hate coconut lol. I like the old standbys- Trefoils and Thin Mints. I do try others sometimes but they seem to disappear – there was a lemon cookie that I liked but now it’s different.

    - Reply
  6. EmilyMcKay Said:

    Was it a big round cookie with a lemon coating on the back? That’s the companion cookie to the Thanks-a-lot that I love. They stopped making both of them at some of the bakeries, and now they just make a lemon sandwich, which I don’t think is nearly as good. In Austin we still have the yummy lemons. Unfortunately we ate those *way* too fast this year. So with all the cookies I have, no more lemons. Makes me sad.

    - Reply
  7. RobynDeHart Said:

    Samoas are absolutely my favorites and I love them right out of the freezer. They were always called Caramel Delights while I was growing up and in the last few years they changed the name.

    That’s a lot of cookies boxes, even for you, Emily. :grin:

    - Reply
  8. Diana Said:

    Thin Mints were my favorite, but I stopped eating them because of the hydrogenated oils. If that has been removed, someone please let me know because I’d love to get reacquainted with these yummy cookies. :)

    - Reply
  9. Catherine Kean Said:

    The Samoas are my favorite. The combination of chewy coconut and chocolate is wonderful! I also like the Thanks-a-lot cookies. I bought a few boxes of these cookies this year and they disappeared within two days, but I’m not the only cookie muncher in my household. :)

    - Reply
  10. Julie Ortolon Said:

    OMG, did you have to mention chocolate chip cookies warm from the oven? That is the ultimate cookie high.

    Favorite Girls Scout cookie, though, is peanut butter. No question.

    - Reply
  11. Romantic Girl Said:

    I’m a cookie-aholic as well. But I don’t let myself buy them often because I will eat them within a few days. I have no self control when it comes to cookies. And that is why I never let myself buy Girl Scout cookies, but since moving into a neighborhood with lots of kids, if anyone came to our door then I would gladly support them. And no one has! This year I haven’t even seen them out selling them. So, I’m not very familiar with all the different cookies though I know I like Thin Mints. And I hate cocunut as well…ruins a perfectly good cookie. :)

    - Reply

Leave a Comment

Comment a lot? Register here. Already registered? Login here.
Want your own gravatar? Get one here.

New Releases


Older Releases

Mammoth Book of Time Travel Romance Cover Dec 09

stormofpassion

Merry Christmas Cowboy-cvr

Taken by the Laird

A Cowboy Christmas

An Angel in Provence


Recent Posts


Links


Archives

By Category:

By Month:





Meta

Subscribe:

Register: