Thin Mints

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Boxes of the two most popular Girl Scout cookies: Samoas (left) and Thin Mints (right)
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Boxes of the two most popular Girl Scout cookies: Samoas (left) and Thin Mints (right)

Thin Mints are the most enduring and universally familiar Girl Scout cookie sold by the Girl Scouts of the USA. These round, mint-flavored cookies covered with dark chocolate perennially sell the most boxes of any cookie. Thin Mints have never changed their name. These cookies come in a dark green box. Both Little Brownie Bakers and ABC Bakers make Thin Mints. This variety of cookie accounts for 25% of Girl Scout cookie sales, making them the most popular type.

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