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"  It&amp;#039;s been a busy year for Girl Scout Cookies. First, the Girl Scout organization introduced a brand new cookie for its 100-year anniversary, called Savannah Smiles, and now it&amp;#039;s officially been confirmed that the organization will come out with a cookie-themed candy bar later this year. According to Today.com, a commenter on the website Reddit posted a picture of a Nestl\u00E9 Crunch Girl Scout Candy Bar on Monday. Netizens throughout the country were extremely excited by the possibility of a Girl Scout Candy bar, but also skeptical about the bar&amp;#039;s existence. More From Delish: Almost Like Girl Scout Cookies After much speculation, the Girl Scout organization confirmed that there will in fact be a Thin Mint-inspired Crunch Bar collaboration. The downside? The chocolate bars won&amp;#039;t be available for a few months. Girl Scout spokesperson Joshua Ackley stated, &amp;quot;The product photo is a retail sales sample and not available for sale at this time. Look forward to some very exciting news in June.&amp;quot; He also said that the Girl Scout organization was &amp;quot;thrilled with the positive response to the Nestl\u00E9 Crunch Girl Scout Candy Bar.&amp;quot; While the Thin Mint-obsessed will have to wait to get their hands on these cookie-inspired treats, a description has been left for all the buzzing Girl Scout Cookie fans out there who will have to be patient. The bars have been described as &amp;quot;dark chocolate cookie wafers and mint chocolate cr\u00E8me, topped with airy crispie.&amp;quot; A stamp visible on the outside of the candy bar has created even more Internet speculation. The stamp reads, &amp;quot;Limited Edition Cookie Flavors,&amp;quot; which implies that there will be more cookie-flavored candy bars. The Girl Scout organization said the possibility of more candy bars would be a &amp;quot;surprise.&amp;quot; More From Delish: Our Favorite Cookie Recipes The Girl Scout organization&amp;#039;s decision to create a collaborative candy bar with Nestl\u00E9 certainly modernizes their cookie business plan. According to GirlScouts.org, the Girl Scouts have been raising money through the sale of cookies since as early as 1917, when bake sales were just an unofficial way to raise money for individual Girl Scout troops. By 1936, the Girl Scout organization licensed a professional baker to make the cookies, and troops around the nation officially began selling Girl Scout Cookies. The Girl Scouts started out with typical chocolate and vanilla cookies, even producing a sandwich cookie similar to the Oreo, but by 1951, one of the Girl Scouts&amp;#039; trademark cookies, the Thin Mint, was born. Although consumers will have to wait patiently for Thin Mint candy bars, Girl Scouts and Girl Scout cookie fans have been making sweet treats out of their trademarked cookies for years. In fact, the Little Brownie Bakers website suggests recipes for Thin Mint Brownies, a Tagalong Milkshake, Savannah Smiles Lemon Chiffon Pie, and even a savory recipe for Do-si-dos Peanut Thai Chicken. What do you think: Will the Nestl\u00E9 Crunch Girl Scout Candy Bar be a hit? Have you ever baked or cooked with Girl Scout Cookies? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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