Saturday was a big day for Girl Scouts all across the country because it marked the start of cookie season, and in the OC, thousands of Girl Scout Cookies boxes were distributed.
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Saturday was a big day for Girl Scouts all across the country because it marked the start of cookie season.
Girl Scouts in Orange County and their troop leaders picked up their boxes of cookies for the 2022 season at the Honda Center in Anaheim.The second half of the sale begins in February. A new cookie this year is the"Adventurefuls," a brownie-inspired cookie with caramel cream and a hint of sea salt."We will be selling cookies this year at booth sales, Feb. 11," said Ella from the Girl Scouts of Orange County."During the pandemic, it's been a little bit different.
The cookie sale program helps Girl Scouts learn business skills, and the organization says those skills help set the girls up for success in life.
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