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I noticed that around here, too. I've always loved Thin Mints, so I was thrilled when I discovered Grasshoppers.Originally posted by Joan.of.the.Arch View PostI notice Keebler "Grasshoppers" thin mint cookies have been on sale ever since the first of the year. Direct competition to Gorl Scout cookies?
Now I don't have to buy a year's worth of TMs during cookie season. *lol*
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Fyi
Alot of girl scout cookie sellers don't like this iformation to be made public but it's a fact that the Keebler company shuts down their entire plant for 1 whole month a year as they are one of the main suppliers of girl scout cookies. That's why the mint grasshoppers taste just like thin mints and if you've notice they have a cookie, can't recall the name, but it's exactly the same as the samoas. And keebler is much cheaper than girl scout cookies. I did my due diligence to support the scouts and bought my usual 10 boxes but I also am going to keep in mind that I can now get them all year round from keeblerOriginally posted by Joan.of.the.Arch View PostI notice Keebler "Grasshoppers" thin mint cookies have been on sale ever since the first of the year. Direct competition to Gorl Scout cookies?
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If you really really want to support your local troop (speaking as a troop leader), take that $30-$40 that you buy cookies with and give that directly to your troop in the form of a check. The troop gets the entire amount. When we sell cookies we get only 50 cents a box, or $5 off of your 10 boxes.Originally posted by tammilinnf View PostI did my due diligence to support the scouts and bought my usual 10 boxes but I also am going to keep in mind that I can now get them all year round from keebler

You can not claim cookies on taxes, but a straight donation you can. We have a diabetic man that gives us $$ each year, to go towards someones camp fees that otherwise may not be able to go to camp. He gets a donation credit, girl gets camp, and he saves his blood sugar!
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. Can you bake them?
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