Thank you for your cookies, really. We love them. We love supporting our cute little girl scout who eagerly takes our order every year and delivers them to us with a cute little green apron on.
However, this year, I noticed a problem with my Thin Mints. Check out the nutrition label:
It's okay. No harm done. You'll be fine as long as you get that fixed for next time, m'kay? Good. Thanks for clearing that up.
Oh, and while we're asking, why do Thin Mints taste so much better frozen? Just curious.
Yes. Frozen. By the case. So they can be used in really good ice cream that you make in August. Mmmmm.
ReplyDeleteAnd how is it that ALL of us have heard that Thin Mints are better frozen? When I was growing up we kept the Thin Mints in the freezer out in the garage. It was a detached garage, so we'd be out playing and run to get cookies out of the freezer...Ah, childhood summer memories. :)
ReplyDeleteMy husband ordered cookies from a cute little neighbor girl, and when she came to deliver and said, "35 dollars, please," he wrote the check and then admitted he may have a cookie problem.
ReplyDeleteI put ours in the freezer to keep myself from eating them. Yeah, that did NOT help!
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