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You might need to stock up this year, because at least two Girl Scout flavors are about to be no more.

Popular products sold through Sam's Club and Costco recalled due to Salmonella contamination.

Most of us love the cookies Girl Scouts sell each and every year, but what happens to the boxes of cookies that go unsold during their annual fundraiser?

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

Caroline Merryman has always had one BIG goal for her cookie business, and after several years of perfecting the recipe for success, that dream is now a reality.

On Wednesday, August 16th Marble Slab Creamery & Great American Cookies posted on Facebook teasing a new location. Fans of the ice cream and cookie shop were prompted to guess what city they thought the new location would be coming to this winter.

We all know it's been very hot in Louisiana this summer, but just how hot has it really been?

Officials with the Food and Drug Administration have announced that a very popular product is being recalled after a foreign substance was found in some of the products.

Is this the start of a new trend?

Google Trends has just released its most searched Christmas cookies by state.

If you are in possession of this product, you are advised to return the product to the place of purchase for a refund or replacement.

Okay, so it's a blast from the not-so-distant past, but a blast, nonetheless.

Crumbl Cookies' first location in Lafayette has announced its opening date.

The cookies affected by this recall were distributed to and sold by Target stores around the country.

It was announced that Crumbl Cookies will be opening up the first Lafayette location this summer.

The cookies are "thick & gooey" and they're "baked by a 19-year-old girl from Lafayette."

A little burnt around the edges or the top can give some foods a taste that Cajuns really like.

Another great locally-owned business is officially its doors today as Market Treatz in Lafayette will welcome customers for the first time.

Individual boxes can't be sold, but you can buy cookies that will be donated to first responders, food banks, and other worthy causes

When I answered, my heart almost jumped out of my chest: it was a voice I knew well.