One of the most popular Girl Scout cookie flavors is getting made into Wendy’s signature desserts. Wendy’s is partnering with Girl Scouts of the USA for its new Thin Mints Frosty.

According to Wendy's, its newest Frosty combines the "flavor of two iconic fan favorites — Girl Scout Thin Mints and our beloved Frosty dessert — for a delectable, minty treat

Cookie season kicked off nationwide on Jan. 7 and lasts through March or April, with exact end dates varying by location. Former Long Island Girl Scouts marvel at the cookie evolution since they were the ones in uniform.

Wendy's has announced a new Thin Mints Frosty, inspired by the best-selling Girl Scouts of America cookie. Here's what to know.

Good news for Girl Scouts cookies fans! Wendy's has unveiled its newest Frosty flavour inspired by the iconic Thin Mints. On Monday, the fast-food chain announced that the Thin Mints Frosty, which combines the two “iconic fan favourite” delicacies,

Wendy’s is joining forces with Girl Scouts of the USA to swirl together a limited-time treat: Thin Mints Frosty. The cookie-inspired treat was announced on Monday, Jan. 27, but will be available starting on Friday, Feb. 21.

Girl Scouts have started ringing doorbells at homes in Rancho Bernardo, Poway, 4S Ranch and other communities to sell their ever-popular cookies.

Wendy’s newest Frosty treat tastes like a Girl Scout Cookie. The burger chain on Monday, Jan. 27, announced it is teaming up with Girl Scouts of the USA for a limited-time Thin Mints Frosty, available nationwide starting Feb. 21.

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