Which two Girl Scout cookie flavors are being discontinued? Details explored

While the annual Girl Scout cookie season has officially begun, and its time for the cookie lovers to indulge in their favorite treats.

The new lineup of Girl Scout cookies features Thin Mints, Samoas/Caramel deLites, Peanut Butter Patties/Tagalongs, and more. But there are two fan favorites that will be discontinued towards the end of cookie season – Girl Scouts S’mores, and Toast – Yay!

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While the cookies are still available, you can grab them by heading to your nearby cookie booth or by connecting with a local Girl Scout for a digital link to their cookie store. Customers will also be able to buy cookies with the help of Girl Scout Cookie Finder present on their official site from February 21, 2025.

If you are interested in purchasing a core cookie like Adventurefuls, Thin Mints, Samoas, Tagalongs, Do-si-dos, Trefoils, and Lemon-Ups, it will cost you $6 per box. While specialty cookies like Girl Scout S'mores and Toffee-tastic are priced at $7 per box. The Girl Scout Cookie season will last from January 2025 to April 2025.

More about S’mores and Toast – Yay!

S’mores were first introduced in 2017 while Toast-Yay! made their debut in 2021, according to a report in USA Today. The S’mores feature a classic combination of graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate. It went on to become a campfire cookie.

Shortages of S'more and Samoa Girl Scout Cookies in Greater Los Angeles (Image Via Getty)

While Toast-Yay! is inspired by French toast lovers. Shaped like toast slices, these cookies feature a sweet, cinnamon flavor which is reminiscent of a French toast.

How does the Girl Scout Cookie program help the girls?

The Girl Scout Cookie program is designed to teach essential life skills to girls, aged 5 to 18 years old. The program includes a wide range of activities tailored for their overall development.

Girl Scout Troop 1388 is connected to the All Dulles Area Muslim Society. The mosque, which is one of the largest in the country, is home to one of the largest Boy Scout Troops in the region (Image Via Getty)

According to GSUSA Chief Revenue Officer, Wendy Lou, the Girl Scout cookie season is a huge opportunity for the girls to transform themselves:

"The beloved tradition is an opportunity for girls to build important life skills like goal-setting, money management, teamwork, and decision-making," she said. "Every cookie box sold helps a girl take the next step toward becoming a confident leader."

The program offers badges like the financial literacy badge, the cookie goal-setter badge, and the entrepreneur accelerator badge that could be earned throughout the season.

"Financial literacy is not only a critical skill required for entrepreneurship, but an essential life skill," Lou added.

As posted by NPR, a spokesperson from the Girl Scout organization said:

"We routinely reevaluate our cookie lineup to make room for new innovations. Discontinuing Toast-Yay! and Girl Scout S'mores may lead to something new and delicious."

The Girl Scout Cookie program began in 1917 in Muskogee, Oklahoma when the Mistletoe Troop baked and sold cookies as a service project to support soldiers during World War I. After its expansion by 1936, the Girl Scouts of the USA started licensing commercial bakers to produce cookies that could be sold across the country, which marked the beginning of the iconic cookies sold throughout the country today’s date.