Learn more about the badges a girl can earn by selling cookies. Your cookie purchase equals more new, unique, and amazing experiences for girls. This year, think about stocking up to support her success. Together, we can help girls embark on a lifetime of leadership and confidence!

So, trust me when I say that these 8 tips will definitely help your girls sell more cookies.

1. Get your head in the game early.
2. Set goals and share them with your customers.
3. Treat both new and old customers well.
4. Ask family members and friends if you can tag along.
5. Carry a few extras when making deliveries.

Girls Scouts may only sell GSOC cookies at booths (girls and troops should not promote or sell anything at a booth other than GSOC products or sell another Council’s products).

Sign up to use the Digital Cookie® platform, look for your Digital Cookie® registration email. If you can’t find it, contact your council for details. In just a few minutes, you can set up your sale goal, share your cookie story, and upload a fun picture or video. Then you’re ready to save, review, publish, and…

The two specialty flavors Girl Scout S’mores and Toffee-tastics for $6 a box. A 100% of the proceeds from each sale will benefit local Girl Scout troops. Want to support local Girl Scouts but don’t want the temptation of extra calories?

The cookies, which includes customer favorite Thin Mints and Samoas, are set to increase in price, from $4 to $5 a box — just in time for the beginning of cookie season in January. “The No.

Caramel deLites

Samoas are the more flavorful of the two, using a dark chocolate coating and a heavy caramel layer along with more toasted coconut. While Samoas put most of the emphasis on the toppings, Caramel deLites use them as a complement for the cookie. They include a milkier chocolate than Samoas and a light vanilla flavor.