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Girl Scouts Announces Brand New Cookie

Author Sammi Reeves

Calling all cookie lovers. Specifically, my fellow Girl Scouts cookie lovers! This announcement could, potentially, change your life.

Girl Scouts have added a new flavor to their cookie selection. The new dessert, called the “Raspberry Rally,” features a raspberry flavored inner cookie coated with a chocolate shell. It is similar to the Girl Scouts’ iconic Thin Mints flavor. The chocolate shell on the Raspberry Rally is the same as the shell on Thin Mints. That said, it makes sense that this new cookie has been described as a “sister” cookie to the popular treat.

My favorite GS cookies have always been Trefoils and Thin Mints. Those suckers are hard to beat and addictive. However, I have been leaning toward fruity flavors over the past couple years, like the Lemon-Ups. Not only am I a big Girl Scouts cookies fan, but I also absolutely love raspberries. That said, you already know your girl can’t wait to try these.

However, getting a box of these cookies won’t be as simple as placing an order with your local Girl Scout. Unlike the rest of the Girl Scouts cookie lineup, the Raspberry Rally will be sold exclusively online. This marks the first of its kind for Girl Scouts. The delivery method reportedly “allows Girl Scouts to learn new skills and build their ecommerce business.” While I have mixed feelings about the online only method, I can’t complain about having a delicious cookie delivered to my door.

If you’re as excited about this amazing new cookie option as I am, I do have a bit of sad news. There are still 144 days until the release of the Raspberry Rally. We will have to wait until the start of 2023 to try this scrumptious creation. Luckily, there is a countdown on the bottom of the Raspberry Cookie release.

You can guarantee I’ll be keeping a close eye on that clock. Thanks for the exciting new treat, Girl Scouts!

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Sammi Reeves is the afternoon show host on 102.7 VGS. Before her radio career, she worked several jobs in the media industry, specifically involving social media and media buying. As a content creator for 102.7 VGS, Sammi writes Las Vegas content centered around local restaurants, events, and need-to-know news.

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