Everyone loves Girl Scout cookies and the Thin Mints are my favorites! This past weekend I baked a batch of these with my nephew and they came out amazing. I hope you enjoy!
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When you say to put the first three ingredients into the bowl and then add water, do you mean the first four?
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great cookies, I’ll try to make it. thanks
This recipe is almost exactly like Girl Scout Cookies! Great Job!
Laura-Mix the flour and cake mix together first then add in the shortening, water and egg. I made my dough a few nights before I actually used it. I did end up adding some more water to get everything mixed evenly.
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does anyone have a recipe for the lemonades? The GS cookie not the drink.
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Great! Or you could just buy Keeblers Grasshopper cookies. Exactly the same as thin mints!
Great recipe!!! I have made these for my family over and over. I didn’t have the peppermint extract one time and had a couple boxes Andes mints lying around so I melted both boxes and used as the coating. The thin chocolate/mint bars worked great!
Thanks for all your great recipes and tips !!!