November 2024 was a delightful month for cookie enthusiasts, filled with new flavors, creative trends, and heartwarming initiatives. Here’s a roundup of the most exciting cookie news from the month:

1. Girl Scouts Discontinue Two Cookie Flavors
The Girl Scouts have announced that two popular cookie flavors, Girl Scout S’mores and Toast-Yay!, will be discontinued after the 2025 cookie season. Fans can still purchase these flavors while supplies last through local booth sales or online. This is the first time the Girl Scouts have informed customers ahead of a discontinuation. Despite the removal of these flavors, popular options like Thin Mints and Samoas will remain available. (The Sun)

2. Pillsbury and Oreo Collaborate on Limited-Edition Cookie Dough
Pillsbury and Oreo have teamed up to create a limited-edition Red Velvet Oreo Ready-to-Bake Cookie Dough. Available since January 2025, this treat combines a red velvet base with Oreo cookie bits and creme swirls. The cookie dough is available at major retailers like Target and Walmart and can be enjoyed baked or raw. (AllRecipes)

3. McCormick Announces Holiday Cookie Quest
From November 19 to December 8, McCormick is hosting a virtual holiday cookie recipe exchange called the Holiday Cookie Quest. Participants have the chance to win a $10,000 grand prize. (McCormick News)

4. New York Times Cooking Kicks Off Cookie Week 2024
The New York Times Cooking has begun its annual Cookie Week, featuring a variety of cookie recipes and events. This year’s Cookie Week includes a first-ever taste tour with events in Los Angeles and New York. (KTLA)

5. National Cookie Day Promotions
National Cookie Day is on December 4, and retailers like Maverik and Kum & Go are celebrating by offering special deals on fresh-baked cookies to their rewards members. (Convenience)