Chloe Effron for Mental Floss
It’s been over 100 years since the Girl Scouts sold their first cookies which the troopers and their moms made from scratch in their kitchens and wrapped in wax paper for 25 to 35 cents per dozen. And since then, the Girl Scouts have built a veritable dessert empire, populated with an assortment of delectable cookie varieties. Thin Mints, Samoas, Tagalongs, and Do-si-dos (to name a few) are a far cry from the simple vanilla shortbread cookies sold in the 1920s.
Unfortunately for some cookies, in with the new means out with the old. Through the years, we ve also had to bid adieu to a long line of good cookies, including the Dulce de Leche and Thank You Berry Munch. Here are 15 Girl Scout Cookie varieties that live on only in our memories.