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Boy Scouts to change name to Scouts BSA

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To add a little balance, when the Girl Scouts suck me in it is normally for some Thin Mints, they are delicious!

They are expensive, but oh so good! We buy one box each of a few different types and when they're gone, that's it for a year. We have a friend who stocks her freezer full of thin mints and makes them last the year.

 

No need for that. You can get them all year round for about $2.00. I can assure you these are every bit as good as the Girl Scout version.

 

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Popcorn.

 

I agree with you but they could sell both and then be competition to the Girl Scouts.

 

Think about it, if some Girl Scouts want to be Boy Scouts they should have a competing product to push.

No need for that. You can get them all year round for about $2.00. I can assure you these are every bit as good as the Girl Scout version.

 

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Are either of these better than Thin Mints?

Are either of these better than Thin Mints?

 

In a blind taste test, you'd have a hard time picking between them. There are knock-offs of all of the GS cookies now and they are just as good as the original.

Are either of these better than Thin Mints?

 

IMO, honestly all three taste identical. Little Brownie Bakers and Keebler are both owned by Kellogs. They probably use the same recipe. It wouldn't surprise me if Kellogs made the Great Value brand as well.

No need for that. You can get them all year round for about $2.00. I can assure you these are every bit as good as the Girl Scout version.

 

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I have the Grasshoppers in the kitchen right now. They are close.

Are either of these better than Thin Mints?

 

Haven't had the Great Value but I can tell a difference between thin mints and the grasshopper. Thin Mints have a bit more "tang" for lack of a better word.

Haven't had the Great Value but I can tell a difference between thin mints and the grasshopper. Thin Mints have a bit more "tang" for lack of a better word.

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No need for that. You can get them all year round for about $2.00. I can assure you these are every bit as good as the Girl Scout version.

 

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Is that still a thing (or should I say, a thang)?

Hot take alert...Girl Scout Cookies are vastly overrated.

Agreed. I mean, they're just cookies. Cookies in general are what they are. Pretty good but nothing to loose your mind over. I can't think of one single cookie I'd miss if I never had one again.

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Good. Maybe they will go out of business. Then I wouldn't have to dodge them outside of Walmarts front door like a they were a "homeless" guy at a stop light begging for chain.

Good. Maybe they will go out of business. Then I wouldn't have to dodge them outside of Walmarts front door like a they were a "homeless" guy at a stop light begging for chain.

 

It might be fun to buy a bunch of the Great Value cookies, and stand at the door next to the Girl Scouts selling them for $2.50.

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