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Girl Scouts sell cookies only one time
per year. To be sure you get your favorite flavor, you may place
a pre-order beginning January 16, 2009. Also, after the cookies
arrive, watch for Girl Scouts selling them out in front of many
area businesses the weekends of Feb. 27- Mar 1, Mar 6-8 and
March 13-15.
If you are not
contacted by a Girl Scout during the sale period, please call the
council office at 423-877-2688, 800-446-2472,
or follow
the link below, so that we
may assist you in locating a troop or girl in your area.
Looking
for Cookies?
Click here to
find cookies in your area
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Support Our Military
"A Taste of Home and a note to
show we care."
Girl Scouts will be asking customers this year to purchase additional
boxes of cookies that will be sent to U.S. military troops serving
far from home.
Customers may also write a thank you note to accompany the cookies.
Girl Scout troops will take care of shipping the cookies to
specific military troops.
Downloads:
FAQs (by customers and Girl Scout troops)
Poster
Thank you notecard form and guidelines
Patch order form
Eric Clontz (top photo-left, middle photo-right, bottom photo)
of Athens, TN enjoying Thin Mints in an army air base near Baghdad. |
TOP HATS 2007
High Achieving Top Sellers
The following Girl Scouts sold 1,000+ boxes in this year's
cookie sale. Congratulations on your achievement.
Click
here for pictures |
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Name ................Service
Unit...........Boxes Sold
Alexis C ......... Senica..................... 1,000
Briana B ......... Seminole................ 1,082
Bria R...............
Seminole................ 1,248
Brittany E........ Seneca................... 1,530
Caitlin .............. Cherokee............... 1,007
Destiny H......... Seminole................ 1,104
Gabriella L ...... Seminole................ 1,200
Jordan E..........
Chataugua.............. 1,000
Katlynn............. Betsy Pack ........... 1,063
Kris R .............. Seneca ................... 1,000
Liberty Y.......... Vallihi....................... 1,234
Maggie H.......... Nancy Ward ..........1,458
Makaleigh F..... Seneca................... 1,204
Megan O........... Hiwassee............... 1,003
Michelle
E........ Betsy Pack............ 1,352
Miranda P ....... Seminole................. 1,020
Miranda T ....... Seneca.................... 1,025
Paris H.
............Seneca ....................1,224
Rachel L.......... Seminole................. 1,320
Samantha T..... Mtn Laurel.............. 1,113
Sarah W-K....... Cherokee................ 1,129
Sassy N........... Seneca.................... 2,259
Secret M.......... Seminole................. 1,113
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2008 Cookie Sale theme is.......
Imagine if....
we
could change the world!
Whenever
you purchase cookies from the Girl Scouts, you are helping
them to take charge of their lives and to make their
dreams
happen |
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Girl
Scouts will be selling eight
varieties of cookies.
All cookies are Trans-Fat free! |
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How does the cookie crumble...
49%- Camp Adahi, Girl
Opportunity, Program Events and Endowment
15%- Troop
Profit
28%- Cookie
Cost
7%- Girl
Earned Cookie Credits
1%- Promotion
Cost
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Girl Scout cookie sale is a once-a-year optional program
opportunity for girls to develop skills in goal-setting,
money handling and communicating with adults. Each
box of
cookies helps to pay for activities and contributes toward
Girl Scout programming for over 6,500 girls in the
council.
In addition to maintaining
Camp Adahi, the Girl Scout resident camp, last year cookies
provided scholarships for many girls to attend summer resident
camp and financial assistance for 920 girls with membership
fees. All council-sponsored programs are subsidized through
the council operating budget to keep program registration
and camping fees low.
Sales
went over the top!
With the help
of dedicated girls, troop leaders, parents and customers,
the Girl Scouts of Moccasin Bend Council had a fantastic
year, selling over 557,328 boxes!
Cookies = Dollars for
Troops
As troops participate in the cookie sale, they
are providing a service to their council and, at the same
time, earning troop funds for their own special projects.
Last year, girls earned a troop profit of $271,138.56
plus incentives (patches, tee shirts and cookie credits
that
can be applied toward the purchase of handbooks, uniforms,
badges, materials, program events and Camp Adahi).
REMINDER—The last day to use 2008 year cookie
credits is Dec. 10, 2008, 6pm. No exceptions.
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Little
Brownie Bakers
Do
Elves really
bake Girl
Scout Cookies?
The Girl Scout Cookie Sale
is a time-honored tradition. It goes back to the 1920's when Girl
Scouts baked their own cookies and sold them out of baskets in their
neighborhoods to support their troop activities. Today, Little Brownie
Bakers is the supplier of cookies for the Girl Scouts of Moccasin
Bend Council cookie sale and to many other Girl Scout councils.
Little Brownie Bakers is owned by Keebler (so maybe Elves do bake
the cookies!).
Each
year, Girl Scouts across the country sell enough cookies to circle
the earth--that's nearly 175 million boxes of cookies. Somewhere
around the country, Girl Scout Cookies are being sold at this
moment. Little Brownie Bakers uses the following ingredients in
the production of Girl Scout cookies each week:
Girl
Scout Cookies contain no preservatives, are made with 100% vegetable
shortening and are Kosher. |
| Recipes
courtesy of Girl Scouts of Moccasin Bend Council and
Little Brownie Bakers
Dulce de Leche and Chocolate Delight
Ingredients:
1 box Dulce de Leche cookies
1 stick (4 oz.) unsalted butter
12 oz. Semi-sweet morsels
14 oz. Can regular condensed milk
Non-stick baking spray
9 oz. Paper cups
Optional: chocolate or caramel syrup, whipped topping and Maraschino
cherries for garnish.
Directions:
Break cookies into pieces.
Lightly spray nonstick cooking spray onto cups.
Melt butter. Stir in semi-sweet chocolate until smooth.
In a bowl, whisk together melted chocolate mix with condensed
milk.
Spoon a thin layer of chocolate into bottom of cup.
Place a layer of broken cookies over layer of chocolate.
Spoon another layer of chocolate mix over the cookies.
Place another layer of cookies over layer of chocolate.
Spoon another layer of chocolate mix over the cookies.
Repeat process in each cup, then freeze until frozen solid (approx.
2 hrs.).
Once frozen, gently tear off cups from dessert.
Serving suggestions:
Drizzle stripes of chocolate or caramel onto dessert plate beforehand.
Add a dollop of whipped topping to dessert and place a cherry
on top.
Yields: 7 servings
Lemon
Out of Sight Delights
Crust
Ingredients:
1/2 of a box of Lemon Chalet Cremes Girl Scout Cookies,
crushed
1/2 stick butter, melted
1-1/4 cup pecans, chopped
Lemon Crème Filling:
2 packages of lemon-flavored instant pudding (plus milk)
16 ounces of whipped topping
Mix crust ingredients and press the mixture into a greased glass
baking dish.
Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes and then let cool.
For the next layer prepare the lemon-flavored instant pudding
according to package directions.
Spread over crust.
For the final layer spread the whipped topping over the pudding
layer.
Yields: 8 servings
Mint Brownies
1/2 box of crushed Thin Mint Girl Scout
Cookies
1 box of brownie mix
2 eggs (3 eggs for cake-like brownies)
1/4 cup of water
1/2 cup of vegetable oil
Crush Thin Mints into medium size chunks.
Mix all ingredients into mixing bowl. Do not use electric mix—batter
will be stiff. Spread batter evenly in greased baking pan (13x9x2
inch). Bake in center of oven at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes.
Allow to cool before cutting.
Yields: 6 servings
Tagalongs
Shake
1/2 box of Tagalongs Girl Scout Cookies
6 cups of vanilla ice cream
1 cup of milk
1 can of whipped cream
Mix cookies, ice cream and milk in blender. Blend until desired
thickness. Serve in tall milkshake glass and top with whipped
cream and garnish with crumbled cookies.
Yields: 2 servings
Samoas Sweet Potatoes
1 box of Samoas Girl Scout Cookies
3 lbs. sweet potatoes
1/3 cup brown sugar
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. ginger
1 tsp. nutmeg
1/3 lb. of butter
1/3 cup of heavy cream
1 cup of mini marshmallows (optional)
Salt and pepper to taste
Bake sweet potatoes at 400 degrees for 1 hour. Cool and peel.
Mash potatoes and add rest of ingredients. Season to taste. Place
mixture in casserole dish, layer with Samoas, and bake in 350
degree oven until cookies melt. Add mini marshmallows as a topping.
Yields: 4 servings |
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