Meet the Newest Girl Scout Cookie: Raspberry Rally
Updated: Aug 17, 2022
August 16, 2022
Mountaineer News
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A "sister cookie" to the classic Thin Mint, Raspberry Rally will be exclusively available online in the 2023 cookie season, the Girl Scouts said.
A new flavor of Girl Scout Cookie will make its way to West Virginia this year, Girl Scouts announced Tuesday.
The new Raspberry Rally cookie will join the menu for the 2023 cookie season. The thin, crispy cookie is a “sister” cookie to the beloved Thin Mints, infused with raspberry flavor instead of mint and dipped in the same delicious, chocolatey coating.
Raspberry Rally gives devoted Girl Scout Cookie lovers yet another reason to be excited for the upcoming cookie season.
"This must-have new cookie will be the first in the Girl Scout Cookie lineup to be exclusively offered for online sale and direct shipment only, enhancing girls’ e-commerce sales and entrepreneurial skills," the release stated.
Raspberry Rally will be available to consumers nationally during the 2023 Girl Scout Cookie Season.
"Girl Scouts across the United States will offer the Raspberry Rally cookie next season alongside favorites like Thin Mints, Adventurefuls, and Caramel deLites."
Cookie season is an exciting annual event for Girl Scouts across the nation. Proceeds raised from in-person and online cookie orders directly benefit local councils and troops.
"When Girl Scouts run their own cookie business, they are part of the largest girl-led entrepreneurial program in the world," per the release.
"Girl Scouts learn leadership, problem-solving, and community building through the Girl Scout Cookie Program, resulting in an invaluable experience that cultivates an innovative, entrepreneurial spirit."
Available nationwide, every purchase of the online-exclusive Raspberry Rally cookie supports local Girl Scouts who are helping make our world a better place.
"Let’s come together to celebrate the young change-makers who are solving problems and learning new skills, one box of cookies at a time," the release stated.
