My husband would say otherwise. He's a fan of Thin Mints, but i wouldn't buy cookies just for him.
I was vegan when I was working and could not eat girl scout cookies. One man was selling them for his daughter but no one was buying them. I felt sorry for him so I brought 4 boxes and put them in the lounge for everyone to eat. They disappeared by the end of the day.
Ooh, those look good! I need to find a girl scout.
Really? I thought the thin mints from both of their bakeries were always vegan. Poor guy though
Yeah I think these are available on the East Coast. I pretty much just googled girl scout cookies and one of the first pages was a bunch of Pennsylvania zip codes. I clicked on one and they had it! The west coast gets their supply from the other bakery I believe so they don't have the same options unfortunately. What's nice is their shipping is like half the price as it would be from a local troop. Like 6 dollars vs 12.
When I was vegan I would not eat white sugar because it was bleached white using bone char. Now they use cheery pits to bleach them. I was vegan for 12 years then went back to being vegetarian 5 years ago.Really? I thought the thin mints from both of their bakeries were always vegan. Poor guy though
Oh okay! Yes I have heard the same thing. I know a lot of peanut butters still use bone char in their sugar as well. I had no idea about the cherry pits though, I just assumed because it says "made with vegan ingredients" on the front the picture it would be an alternative to bone char. I wonder why it needs to be bleached to begin with...
It is with sadness I learn that our local troops don't sell the toast-yay. So I'd also have to order it special.
