That’s why some of our cookies have two different names! But whether the box says Samoas® or Caramel deLites®, these two cookies are similarly delicious. On their website, the Girl Scouts give a little bit of explanation to put your mind at ease: Girl Scout cookies are produced by two bakers. The answer is: yes, there is a difference, and no, it's not related to rebrand, location, or the Mandala Effect. Is this just an incident of "soda" versus "pop," or is there really a whole other cookie you didn't realize existed? And furthermore, what exactly is the difference (aside from name), because they look identical.
And once you come to that realization, it's very likely you may find yourself feeling confused, or even betrayed. Many Girl Scout cookie enthusiasts don't even realize there are two cookies that are so similar until they stumble upon someone else calling their beloved cookie by another name. There are quite a few theories floating around as to whether it's just a Girl Scout rebrand, a different name based on location, or possibly even the Mandala Effect. However, an issue needs to be addressed that's currently a hot debate: What's the difference between Caramel deLites and Samoas?
Maybe because you can only enjoy them for a limited time, or maybe they're just that good, but either way, I'm not complaining. What's more baffling is that once you open a box, it's probably not going to last past one sitting. That addictive, sugar-high that comes once a year is here (thanks, Girl Scouts), and there aren't many things that draw you into the kitchen like a box of Girl Scout cookies does.
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