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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For us, you get more cookie for your buck. Second, I can use the thin mints for recipes (crumbles on top of icecream, crushed for pie crust, "mint-hint" with hot coca, etc). Third, they freeze much better, IMHO, than the others. Fourth, they're not as unhealthy as, say, the Tagalongs. Fifth, they are part of the original cookies that have been sold for generations so there's a nostalgic element. FWIW, Samoas and [b]Tagalongs[/b] round out the other 2 top sellers. [/quote] I think it's actually the Trefoils. But maybe it depends on the community that you are selling to. Since removing the trans fat they all taste pretty disgusting.[/quote] No it's the Tagalongs. Trefoils are shortbread and they are pretty good but not a door buster in terms of sales. [/quote]
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