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    The Evolution of the Girl Scout Cookie Box

    By | Work + Money – Thu, Oct 4, 2012 5:48 PM EDT

    Photo by: Girl Scouts Make History
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    One of the simplest (and oldest) boxes for Cooky Mints, which I can only assume are the forerunners to Thin Mints.
    Related: 22 vintage Oreo cookie ads

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    Photo by: Girl Scouts Make History
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    One of the simplest (and oldest) boxes for Cooky Mints, which I can only assume are the forerunners to Thin Mints.
    Related: 22 vintage Oreo cookie ads

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    If I close my eyes, I could totally describe in detail the boxes used for Girl Scouts cookies (well, at least my favorite - Thin Mints). But I won't be seeing that box this upcoming cookie season. Not that I won't be buying them, it's just that they'll have a brand new box. Yes, the Girl Scouts cookie boxes will have a brand new look. It's been a while; the last box redesign was in 1999. "We have more than 50 million cookie customers across the country, and the cookie box is the most tangible and powerful way for us to communicate directly with consumers," said Girl Scouts of the USA Chief Executive Anna Maria Chávez. How did the Girl Scouts communicate to the consumer in the past? Check out these vintage boxes from days of yore and see! - By Sunny Chanel



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