Happy Friday, Cincinnati! Victoria Moorwood, Enquirer trending news reporter, here with some important cookie news.
Girl Scout Cookie season is upon us. Local troops began honing their entrepreneurial skills and taking orders for the sweet treats last week and, starting next month, friendly scout faces will soon reappear at booths outside of grocery stores.
The cookie-selling season is a time we look forward to each year – however, things will look a little different this go-around. Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, which has troops in western Ohio and southeastern Indiana, changed bakers for the 2024 season.
Each baker makes their own Girl Scout Cookies, which means iconic favorites may differ in flavor and name – and new, specialty cookies are now available. That being said, some cookies will be harder to get.
In other words, Lemonades are in, and S’mores are out.
Click or tap here to read up on what this change means, which cookies are available in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky and how to find harder-to-get varieties.
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