Girl Scout Cookies Retired
Girl Scout Cookies are a beloved American tradition, and each year, the organization retires a few flavors to make way for new ones. In 2023, two flavors are being retired:
– Savannah Smiles – Thanks-A-Lot
Savannah Smiles are lemon-flavored cookies with powdered sugar, and Thanks-A-Lot are shortbread cookies with chocolate chips. Both flavors have been popular with Girl Scouts and customers alike, but they will be discontinued after the 2023 cookie season.
The Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) makes the decision to retire flavors based on a number of factors, including sales data, feedback from Girl Scouts and customers, and the availability of ingredients. In a statement, GSUSA said that the two flavors being retired “have not been performing as well as others in recent years.”
The retirement of these two flavors is a reminder that even the most popular products can eventually come to an end. However, it also gives Girl Scouts and customers the opportunity to try new and exciting flavors. In 2023, Girl Scouts will be introducing two new flavors:
– Raspberry Rally – Adventurefuls
Raspberry Rally are thin, crispy cookies with a raspberry filling, and Adventurefuls are brownie-inspired cookies with a caramel filling. These new flavors are sure to be a hit with Girl Scouts and customers alike.
So, while it’s sad to see Savannah Smiles and Thanks-A-Lot go, it’s also exciting to think about the new flavors that Girl Scouts will be introducing in the future.
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