Yesterday I bought a box of Girl Scout Cookies™ for the first time in years. Thin Mints, what else? So now, midnight-snack time. I open the box, pull apart the (new) foil envelope and grab the first cookie. I can tell at first bite, it’s not the same item at all. First, it is not thin anymore! This version is at least a third thicker than the classic. And it is no longer a chocolate-coated white shortbread cookie — the new cookie is brown through and through. The classic cookie had a “GS” trefoil design baked into the top, but the modern cookie is nondescript save for several pin-prick holes. On the classic cookie, the chocolate coating was so thick you could scrape it off with your teeth — next to impossible now.
And I dare say, the new Thin Mint is just not that minty. What a travesty. Girl Scouts will be trudging down many a lonely, weed-strewn sidewalk before I buy another box of these.

Thin Mints are neither thin nor minty — discuss amongst yourselves.
The Girl Scouts make little profits from this–you are better off giving a donation. Also Girl Scouts don’t go door to door anymore. They give the form to Mom who then takes it to work to bother her co-workers!
Actually, I saw on our local news the other day that they have texting parties now to sell the cookies!