Forgot to Order? Where You’ll Find Girl Scout Cookies in Billings

Girl Scout cookies went on sale a few weeks ago, and orders have now arrived for customers in the Billings area. Whatever troop you purchased them thru has probably already notified you or delivered them, and maybe you're munching on a tasty sleeve of Thin Mints or Tagalongs right now as you're scrolling away.  Wait a minute... You forgot to order Girl Scout Cookies?! Have no fear.

Cookie Booth Sales Begin Friday, March 24.

Girl Scout Troops in Montana and Wyoming will hold booth sales beginning Friday, March 24 through April 16. Customers can find exact locations, dates, and times by visiting www.girlscoutcookies.org and entering their zip code. Typing in 59102 reveals a slew of walk-up Cookie Booths, including these local stores:

• Albertsons's. Nearly every store in town will have Girl Scouts running booths, beginning Friday.
• Wal-Mart
• Ace Hardware Stores

The 59105 has a ton of locations to get cookies as well. In addition to the stores listed above, you'll have chances to get cookies at Little Ceasar's and the Heights Conoco. Sam's Club will have numerous dates for the 59101 zip. Times and dates vary, with most of the pop-up Girl Scout Cookie Booths occurring on weekends, through April 16. Check the locator HERE for exact times and locations.

Don't forget to grab a box of the new-for-2023 flavors.

We had an opportunity to sample one of the new flavors earlier this spring and it might become one of my favorites. According to a 3/20 press release,

Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming (GSMW) will have nine varieties to offer at cookie booths including Thin Mints, Caramel deLites, Peanut Butter Patties, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Trefoils, Adventurefuls, and new this year, Lemonades, Toast-Yay!, and gluten and allergen free Caramel Chocolate Chip.

The Toasty-Yay!'s are amazing. Try them. Trust me.

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Don't eat cookies? Send some to a hometown hero!

Some people may not eat sweets, and that's completely understandable. But here's a cool thing the Girl Scouts do; it's called their Cookie Share program. You can walk up to a booth and buy a box to be donated to local hometown heroes, including fire departments, police officers, first responders, and teachers. How cool is that? Here's another interesting fact, the Girl Scout cookie program began over 100 years ago as a way to support troops during World War I.