Thin Mint Recipe

Hang in there Stace, if all goes as planned I will be trying that recipe tomorrow and post them to you on Thursday. I will keep you posted.

You are a sweetheart.  (I've now asked my parents, hidden in another email, I'm evil)

Ok...I have to truly apologize but I wasn't able to do the cookies yesterday. I am sorry. There may still be a chance that I will do them tomorrow but I can't guarantee it. I'm so sorry Stacey! I really wanted to help a preggers girl in need...

I agree

My sister says she will bring them this summer, is she kidding, I need them now!  Might ask my parents next, they always have some too!

Stacey can she bring me some too?  I will ask my cousin who is coming in July  - she has a 7 yo kid...there must  be girl scouts in her school, right?

Ok...I have to truly apologize but I wasn't able to do the cookies yesterday. I am sorry. There may still be a chance that I will do them tomorrow but I can't guarantee it. I'm so sorry Stacey! I really wanted to help a preggers girl in need...

Don't worry!  I'm OK.  If you do them great, but don't worry about me.

Stacey can she bring me some too? I will ask my cousin who is coming in July - she has a 7 yo kid...there must be girl scouts in her school, right?

If she remembers them at all, I will give you half of whatever I get.  How about that?

If she remembers them at all, I will give you half of whatever I get.  How about that?

Wow Stacey you are too generous - I think if we had a 'nicest person on the forum' you would likely win on that comment alone.    I think I will try that recipe too - pkessler and I can compare notes!

I too love thin mint cookies, not enough to make them though!  However, while wandering through the biscuit isle at Sainbury's the other day I found something called Polar mint chocolate biscuits and gave them a try.  They aren't round, so they don't evoke childhood memories of GS cookies, but they sure would good,,,,,in fact (please don't stone me  ) they were even better than thin mints!  They were a Sainbury's brand so they are probably available at most stores.

I too love thin mint cookies, not enough to make them though!  However, while wandering through the biscuit isle at Sainbury's the other day I found something called Polar mint chocolate biscuits and gave them a try.  They aren't round, so they don't evoke childhood memories of GS cookies, but they sure would good,,,,,in fact (please don't stone me  ) they were even better than thin mints!  They were a Sainbury's brand so they are probably available at most stores.

*vnicepeeps runs out to find stones... no um polar mints...

I too love thin mint cookies, not enough to make them though!  However, while wandering through the biscuit isle at Sainbury's the other day I found something called Polar mint chocolate biscuits and gave them a try.  They aren't round, so they don't evoke childhood memories of GS cookies, but they sure would good,,,,,in fact (please don't stone me  ) they were even better than thin mints!  They were a Sainbury's brand so they are probably available at most stores.

I'm with vnicepeeps, I'm sending my lackey, I mean husband   Thank you!

I'm with vnicepeeps, I'm sending my lackey, I mean husband   Thank you!

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Hopefully those will take care of your Thin Mint craving but if they don't then have whoever comes to visit you bring you some Keebler Grasshopper cookies. They taste (to me) exactly like the Thin Mints and you can get them the rest of the year when they're not selling GS cookies.





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Wow Stacey you are too generous - I think if we had a 'nicest person on the forum' you would likely win on that comment alone.    I think I will try that recipe too - pkessler and I can compare notes!

Just saw this Geeta, thank you darlin'   It come naturally   I can say that about alot of other peeps on this forum as well

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Hopefully those will take care of your Thin Mint craving but if they don't then have whoever comes to visit you bring you some Keebler Grasshopper cookies. They taste (to me) exactly like the Thin Mints and you can get them the rest of the year when they're not selling GS cookies.

   My parents laughed when I asked them, they thought I was kidding.  They just think everything there is here.  NO!!!!!  I will ask my mom again though.  I think my dad just wants them to himself.

I think my dad just wants them to himself.

...selfish b****rd!

...selfish b****rd!

You said it!  And he's skinny to boot!  Why didn't I get his genes!?!?!?!?!

I too love thin mint cookies, not enough to make them though!  However, while wandering through the biscuit isle at Sainbury's the other day I found something called Polar mint chocolate biscuits and gave them a try.  They aren't round, so they don't evoke childhood memories of GS cookies, but they sure would good,,,,,in fact (please don't stone me  ) they were even better than thin mints!  They were a Sainbury's brand so they are probably available at most stores.

OMG!  So good.  I just wish there were more in the package.  I banned Rich from eating them, he would eat them all at once (no kidding) I have one a day and it will last the week.

Stacey,,,,You've got me on a quest now to locate thin mint cookie replacements!  Besides the Polars, I've found one called Viscount, these are round white cookie with layer of mint frosting and covered in chocolate, not too bad (got these at Somerfields but they also had them at the weigh & save shop). Also found McVities Mint Chocolate digestives, didn't get them, but they looked interesting.

Enjoy your Polars!!

Next time you visit I expect presents again Barbara!