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Can’t Get Enough Girl Scout Cookies? Here Are Delicious New Ways to Enjoy the Flavors You Love!

The best part? You can make them year-round! 

Thin Mints, Samoas, Trefoils… when it comes to Girl Scout cookies, it’s hard for us to pick our favorite. What makes them even more irresistible? They’re only available for a short season each year, so you have to stock up while you have the chance. Whether you’re looking to find new ways to enjoy your stash of treats or want to re-create those iconic flavors in your own kitchen, keep scrolling for the inspired Girl Scout cookie recipes and ideas that are guaranteed to delight.

Girl Scout cookie recipes: How to use them in new treats

Sure, Girl Scout cookies are delicious straight from the box, but for a fun new way to enjoy your favorites, try one — or all — of our tempting treats. (And if you need to buy some boxes, check out this handy cookie locator from the Girl Scouts.)

1. Chocolate Caramel Coconut Milkshake

Chocolate Caramel Coconut Milkshake (Girl Scout cookie recipes)
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We gave the classic cookie a soda-shop twist in this creamy delight — for more fudgy flavor, simply swap in chocolate ice cream for the vanilla.

2. Girl Scout Daisy Dip

Girl Scout Daisy Dip (Girl Scout cookie recipes)
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Our pretty layered dip tastes like sweet sunshine — perfect for dunking cookies in.

3. Thin Mint Bundt Cake

Thin Mint Bundt Cake (Girl Scout cookie recipes)
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We added chocolate chips to our moist Bundt, then finished it with a minty drizzle and a cookie garnish.

2 bonus Girl Scout cookie recipe ideas

1. Bake a batch of Thin Mint brownies. Want a super-easy recipe that yields delicious results? Coarsely chop half a box of Thin Mints, then add to your favorite boxed brownie mix and bake according to package directions. You’ll get a burst of bracing chocolate-mint flavor in every bite.

2. Make Samoa ice cream bonbons. Roll softened chocolate ice cream into small balls and coat with Samoa cookie crumbs (to make crumbs, put cookies in a resealable plastic bag and crush with a rolling pin). Their signature toasted coconut makes a delicious crunchy coating.

Related: These Girl Scout Samoas S’Mores Aren’t Good — They’re Glorious (And Made for ‘Lazy’ S’Mores Lovers)

Girl Scout cookie recipe: Samoa Cheesecake

No cookies on hand but want to treat yourself to some Samoa deliciousness? Our cheesecake won’t disappoint! It’s packed with coconut, caramel chocolaty goodness.

Samoa Cheesecake with Fudge Drizzle sits on a blue table (coconut desserts)
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Girl Scout cookie recipes: 4 secretly good-for-you twists

For these takes on the treats, we used supergrain flours in place of all-purpose to give them a health boost. One of our favorite flours to use? Kamut, which has 66% more protein than regular flour. Click through to learn more about the benefits of Kamut flour.

1. Chocolate-Mint Cookies

Chocolate-Mint Cookies (Girl Scout cookie recipes)
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Adding fiber-rich teff flour to the cookie batter gives these treats a good-for-you upgrade.

2. Caramel-Coconut Delights

Chewy Caramel-Coconut Delights (Girl Scout cookie recipes)
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We made these with einkorn flour — it comes from an ancient wheat grain that is lower in gluten.

3. Lemon Shortbread Sweeties

Lemon Shortbread Sweeties (Girl Scout cookie recipes)
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Fresh citrus zest mixed right in the batter fills these bites with deliciousness.

4. Peanut Butter Cookie ’Wiches

Peanut Butter Cookie ’Wiches (Girl Scout cookie recipes)
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Pudding mix is the easy secret that guarantees these cookies bake up moist and tender.


For more of our favorite desserts, click through the links below:

These Fun Cake-in-a-Jar Recipes Make It Easy to Take the Party With You!

Dessert Pizza Tastes Like a Slice of Heaven — And It’s So Easy to Make in 15 Minutes

This ‘Lazy’ Cannoli Dip Is Sweet, Creamy Perfection — Ready in Just 10 Minutes!

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