Girl Scout cookie sales officially started Jan. 7. See this year's flavors, which ones are planned to go away, and how to buy online.

Don't worry, you still have time to buy the soon-to-be-retired Girl Scout cookie flavors, as well as other favorites this year.

In her new film Babygirl, Nicole Kidman pushes the boat out. At 57, she gets on all fours, at the request of Harris Dickinson, who plays a young intern at the tech company run by her character. She laps up cream from a saucer during one of their assignations.

Two Girl Scout cookie flavors will be retired after this year. Here's how to get more before they're gone. When is the last day to buy?

The Girl Scouts of the USA starts the 2025 cookie season and announces two cookie flavors will be retired. Find out which ones will be gone after this year.

The retiring cookies follow the Raspberry Rally, which appeared in 2022 and discontinued in 2023. The Girl Scout cookie season will be from Jan. 12 through March 2. The Girl Scout council in the Southwest partners with businesses that allow Girl Scouts to sell cookies outside their storefronts.

To kick off this year’s Girl Scout cookie season, the Ascension Girl Scout Service Unit 131 held its annual rally Saturday at First United Methodist Church in Gonzales.

Girl Scout cookie season has begun, but it isn't all good news for cookie customers. Two flavors of the beloved snacks are being retired later this year. Fans of the Girl Scout S'mores and Toast-Yay!

The Girl Scouts of Northern California kicked off its 2025 cookie season Monday in Lamorinda and throughout the Bay Area. The council representing over 2,000 Girl Scout troops in 19 counties from Santa Clara north to the Oregon border invites consumers to support their local Girl Scout entrepreneurs by ordering cookies online at ilovecookies.

The Cookie Drop is a monumental logistical effort, with 32,629 cases (391,548 packages) of cookies being delivered across central locations in Springfield, West Springfield, Townsend, and Worcester. Springfield’s delivery is part of a larger effort by GSCWM to serve over 5,000 Girl Scouts across five counties in central and western Massachusetts.

Girl Scouts part of the Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois chapter will begin selling cookies on Friday, Jan. 10.