cookies

The Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains in New Hampshire explained what they do special with Thin Mints and S'mores. Check out their tips.

You had me at "cookies." This one candy store in New Hampshire has perfected the traditional chocolate chip cookie, leveling up the recipe with over a thousand chocolate chips!

Girl Scout cookies are going to have a notorious flavor missing from its lineup next year.

They're so darn good that you just want to order hundreds of boxes, but the financial responsibility sector of our brain chimes in and says 'just order a few!'.

Have you been doing it wrong all these years?

The holidays are special, especially when you continue traditions. One Maine Mother carries the tradition of baking from her Greek Mother to her family now, read more to find out what she's baking.

If you're not intentionally looking for it, you'll never find it. That's just one of the things that makes this Central Maine tree farm so special.

Girl Scouts have been selling cookies since the early 1900s. Here's the first published recipe.

What did Matt and Brittany think of The Most Stuff Oreos? And why did they think this was a good idea?

They're good! Maybe a little too good!

On Valentine's Day, many parents take the opportunity to send off cookies and/or candy with their children. Well, one Bangor, Maine daycare may have recieved the wrong batch. According to WGME, one parent sent in several batches of cookies for staff of the Watch Me Shine daycare...

Just in time to break those New Years Resolutions, Girl Scout season is upon us. With it, comes a special warning from a Maine police department.     I mean, you have to appreciate the sense of humor. Plus, the fact someone in the department had the time to think of this public safety hazard. I truly ...

State by state... here's the cookie breakdown! What kind are your favorite?

In honor of National S’mores Day, Girl Scouts, who are celebrating 100 years of selling cookies, are introducing the new Girl Scout S’mores™ cookies.

The Federal Department of Agriculture has issued a warning for us to put down the spoon when making cookies. They are warning us to never eat raw cookie dough.

Courtney Yeager, Public Relations & Fundraising Manager at Crisis & Counseling Centers, joined us on the Moose Morning Show to talk about this Friday's (March 18) 'A Dessert Affair: Making Life a Little Sweeter.'