Local Girl Scouts started going door-to-door Sunday, celebrating 100 years of selling cookies with a new flavor.
Girl Scouts like Sophia Demille are especially excited for this season.
“There’s actually a new cookie, called S’mores,” Demille said.
The new treat has a layer of chocolate and marshmallows stuffed between two cookies. The new cookie costs an extra $1.
“She’s about to be mind-blown about the delicious taste of the cookie,” said Girl Scout Jayell Aramada as a customer tried the new flavor.
Local Girl Scouts continue to sell fan favorites like Thin Mints, Peanut Butter Patties and Thanks-A-Lot.
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The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the world’s largest girl-led business. Since 2002, San Diegans have donated more than 2.7 million boxes of cookies to troops abroad.
