Oh No: Girl Scout Cookie Recall

In today’s recall happy environment, not even our beloved Girl Scout cookies are safe.   There is now a Girl Scout cookie recall in effect.

Relax, it’s nothing major, and it doesn’t even affect any of the really cool flavors like “Samoas”.  One of the newer flavors, Lemon Chalet Cremes, led to the recall.

Girl Scout Cookies  manufacturer Little Brownie Bakers say that an oil used in the cookies is “breaking down” and causing a bad smell and / or taste in some Lemon Chalet Cremes.  The cookies do not pose any health hazard if eaten.

Check your boxes or the following lot numbers:

7455881, 7455882, 7455883, 7456741, 7456742, 7456743, 7457661, 7457662, 7457663, 7458521, 7458522, 7458523, 7459401, 7459402 and 7459403

Customers who may have bought the affected cookies are advised to contact Little Brownie Bakers in Louisville, Kentucky for information on the recall. You can call (800) 962-1718 or e-mail the company at littlebrowniebakers@gmail.com.

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