"And this cookie season - which runs from Jan. 12 to March 15 for the Girl Scouts of Northern California - is delivering something new. It's called Exploremores, which are Rocky Road ice cream-inspired sandwich cookies. They're two chocolate wafers squishing a layer of dark filling, containing flavors of marshmallow and toasted-almond cream. Is this new cookie a tribute to William Dreyer, who is rumored to have invented Rocky Road in Oakland back in 1929? Not exactly - but like the frozen dessert, it's still pretty tasty."
""Each Girl Scout Cookie is the result of years of collaboration with Girl Scouts, consumers and our bakers," Mary Jane Strom, CEO of the Girl Scouts of Northern California, said via email. "Exploremores was chosen based on strong consumer feedback, and like all our cookies, it includes clear ingredient and allergen labeling so families can make informed choices.""
"The first part of the season is for digital-cookie sales, only, with boxes available for $7 a piece at www.ilovecookies.org. On Feb. 4, booth sales begin and is when shoppers will typically notice Girl Scouts in front of grocery stores. The planned locations of these booths are posted on the same website."
Girl Scout cookie season in Northern California runs Jan. 12 to March 15, beginning with digital sales and transitioning to booth sales on Feb. 4. The new flavor, Exploremores, is a Rocky Road ice cream–inspired sandwich cookie with two chocolate wafers and a dark filling flavored with marshmallow and toasted-almond cream. Exploremores is the ninth flavor on the Northern California roster alongside Caramel Chocolate Chip, Trefoils and Caramel deLites. More than 14,000 Girl Scouts across 19 counties will participate, aiming to sell over three million packages. Boxes are available online for $7 and include ingredient and allergen labeling.
Read at The Mercury News
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