How to Repurpose Leftover Girl Scout Cookies

'Tis the season for lots and lots of Girl Scout cookies. After the initial overload of Thin Mints and Samoas, sometimes those extra boxes end up forlorn on the shelf. But, the cookies can live again! Instead of eating cookies straight out of the box, why not repurpose them into cakes, cupcakes, and other desserts with that same fun Girl Scout flare.

-The Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana have recipes for everything from Bourbon Samoa Chess Bars with Toasted Coconut to Trefoil Tiramisu.

-The Girl Scouts of Western Washington site share recipes for desserts by cookie type.

-The Daily Disney has a recipe for a Coconut Pineapple Caramel De-lite Dome, which uses four boxes of the chocolaty, caramel, coconut cookie.

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