Here’s the Girl Scout cookies in order of healthiest to least.
Cafe Cookies (five er serving) contain little saturated fat.
Trefolis have 150 calories per serving (five cookies).
Little Brownies (four per serving) are sugar-free.
Thin Mints (four per serving) have the same amount of sugar and fat as two-cookie serving of Samoas.
Do-Si-Dos (two per serving) are low in saturated fat.
Tagalongs (two per serving) are high in fat, but it’s mostly the good, unsaturated kind.
All Abouts (two per serving) are also low in saturated fat.
Thanks-A-Lot (two per serving) have the same number of calories as twice as many Thin Mints.
Lemonades (two per serving) have four grams of saturated fat.
Samoas (two per serving) have high amounts of fat and sugar.
Via Real Simple via That’s Fit.
Thin Mints and Tagalogs are my cookies of choice. Not too bad on this scale. I can do the Samoas to a degree, but not too much. Not because they are apparently unhealthy, but more because I’m not a coconut guy.
In case you forgot what’s what in the world of Girl Scout cookies, here’s a handy dandy guide.