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Problems with Girl Scout cookies not affecting local troops
A small percentage of Lemon Chalet Crèmes, a Girl Scout cookie baked by Little Brownie Bakers, is being withdrawn and replaced due to complaints about taste and/or smell of the cookies. However, the local council, Girl Scouts – North Carolina…

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GIrl Scout Cookies Hit the Mountain State
In West Virginia, the Samoa is the most popular girl scout cookie. The Thin Mint comes in second place.

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Go ahead and eat those smelly Girl Scout cookies
Little Brownie Bakers of Louisville, Kentucky, one of two bakeries in the United States that make Girl Scout cookies, posted a statement on its Web site Friday saying it had received several complaints from customers who encountered a foul smell and taste in boxes of Lemon Chalet Cremes.

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Bakery recalls lemon Girl Scout cookies
A Kentucky bakery that makes the Lemon Chalet Creme Girl Scout cookies pulled some batches Thursday after about a dozen people complained of a foul smell and taste.

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Bad Girl Scout Cookies
Bakery voluntarily pulls lemon Girl Scout cookies.

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Pay no attention to the stink on those Girl Scout cookies
America’s latest food scare has me wondering: If you can’t trust a Girl Scout, who can you trust? A Kentucky bakery recalled one variety of Girl Scout cookie this week after customers complained of a “foul smell and taste,” the Associated Press reports.

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Bakery voluntarily pulls lemon Girl Scout cookies for foul smell and taste complaints
ASSOCIATED PRESS LOUISVILLE, Ky. — They promise to entice the senses with a “hint of cinnamon-ginger spice” and a “refreshingly zesty lemon creme filling,” but some batches of Lemon Chalet Creme Girl Scout cookies didn’t quite turn out that way. A Kentucky bakery that makes the cookies pulled some batches Thursday after about a dozen people complained of a foul smell and taste. Little Brownie …

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Bakery voluntarily pulls lemon Girl Scout cookies
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky bakery that makes Girl Scout cookies is pulling some batches of its Lemon Chalet Cremes because people have complained of a foul smell and taste.

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Batches of Lemon Chalet Cremes Girl Scout cookies pulled over foul smell
AP Photo/Waco Tribune Herald, Rod AydelotteGirl Scout cookies in a file photo. LOUISVILLE, Ky.— A Kentucky bakery that makes Girl Scout cookies is pulling some batches of its Lemon Chalet Cremes sold in New Jersey and 23 other states because…

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Girl Scout Cookies Made in Nebraska Not Part of Recall
Girl scouts Spirit of Nebraska wants to make it clear to consumers that GIrl Scout Cookies sold in Nebraska and Iowa are not part of the national recall.

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Girl Scout Cookies Distributed In SD Not Part Of Recall
Some Girl Scout cookies are being recalled after several customer complaints about an unusual taste and smell.

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Bad-tasting lemon Girl Scout cookies recalled
Little Brownie Bakers is recalling Lemon Chalet Crème Girl Scout Cookies because they may not taste right.

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Shipments of Girl Scout cookies start arriving today
Shipments of Girl Scout cookies began arriving in the St. Louis area today. More than 2.9 million boxes of cookies are slated for the Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri, said Janet Vigen Levy, a spokeswoman for the Eastern Missouri council. That’s a street value of $10.4 million.

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Longtime local girl scout director dies from cancer
FENTON, Michigan — It didn’t matter if her recorded time put her in last place — Ellen Mettler continued to walk the 8-kilometer Crim Road Race at the pace of the young struggling Girl Scout beside her.

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Girl Scout cookies have arrived
Girl Scout cookies have arrived

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