Alas, I rarely get to buy them because I don't know anyone with a girl scout these days. If I'm lucky, a troop will set up in front of my grocery store.

You'll thank me...

next time I have a Thin Mint nearby.

a crumb crust for a chocolate pie.

You will thank me too

PS I prefer shortbread with my hot chocolate

have changed and they do not taste as good. Not sure what they did.

Especially nice with a cup of Lady Grey Tea

it was earl grey. I think i will try to bring that back at my house.

...Girl Scouts who were clever enough to set up their tables near marijuana dispensaries.

If they're not, they're not.

Wolf

It's too late for me, I'm a goner.

The Germans instead have enlisted the evil Swiss chocolate firm of Läderach in selling huge slabs, or pieces thereof, of white chocolate with crushed raspberries and blackberries blended through it. It goes for about $70 a pound. People are instantly hooked, and it has singlehandedly kept the Swiss economy in a surplus position. Läderach has only one retail outlet that I know of in North America, and it is at 731 Lexington Avenue at 59th Street in New York City. In an evil plot hatched with the North Koreans, this stuff is SO good that you will forego having a roof over your head just to get your daily fix. I have heard of New Yorkers moving to small towns in rural Idaho just to be far enough away from the temptation.

I developed a true addiction to them -- I would find myself with an insatiable craving if unable to have my one-a-day fix (I think poppy seeds contain trace amounts of opium). I was forced to quit cold turkey when I moved away.