Is spring not spring without Girl Scout Cookies? Head to QFC

Girl Scout Cookies are now being sold at 56 QFC stores across the state, according to a joint press release from the grocery chain Kroger, QFC’s parent company, and the Girl Scouts of Western Washington.

Door-to-door sales and sales outside supermarkets are yet another seasonal traditional the coronavirus pandemic has upended. The Girl Scouts were selling their cookies online earlier this year, the release notes, but that sale has ended.

The cookies will be sold at QFC through May 30 and all of the proceeds will go to local Girl Scout troops. Flavors being sold include thin mints, samoas, tagalongs, lemon-ups, trefoils, s’mores, do-si-dos, and gluten-free toffee-tastics.

Shoppers can find the cookies in displays near the store registers.

This story was originally published March 25, 2021 at 12:15 PM.

Brandon Block

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Brandon Block is The Olympian’s Housing and Homelessness Reporter. He is a Corps Member with Report For America, a national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms.