Axios Seattle readers are closely divided about which Girl Scout cookie is the best — but after three days of voting, Thin Mints edged out Samoas in our very scientific poll. Why it matters: Arguing over food is a glorious pastime (even if in reality we'd gladly shove all nine types of Girl Scout cookies in our mouths,

Eli’s Cheesecake and the Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana are teaming up on St. Patrick’s Day treat made with the popular cookies. The limited-edition treats, available while supplies last,

Axios Chicago readers have spoken and the Samoa, also known as Caramel deLites in some regions, is your favorite Girl Scout cookie. By the numbers: Neraly 900 of you voted and Samoas beat Thin Mints by a sliver of coconut.

Many wonder when and where you can buy these treats, and time is running out. The deadline to get cookies in Georgia is Sunday, March 9, so stock up now. Sales around the country can vary by location, however. According to the Girl Scout website, "Councils generally conduct their cookie season between January and April."

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Girl Scout Cookies are being sold through the end of March. Here's where you can find booths this weekend in the Shenandoah Valley.

An independent study claimed to find lead in Girl Scout cookies, prompting people to ask if girl scout cookies are toxic or being recalled.