From Samoas to Toffee-tastics: A Definitive Ranking of Girl Scout Cookies, From Best to Worst

No matter what you call them, Caramel deLites are the best of the best. Between the sweet coconut, gooey caramel, and rich chocolate, this cookie will turn any bad day around. I'll probably order about 20 boxes of these and still run out before Spring is over.

Coming in second place are the amazing Thin Mints. Whether you dip them in hot chocolate or throw them in your freezer, Thin Mints are one of the best cookies out there. If you're not a fan of the coconut in our top-rated Samoas, these are the next best thing when it comes to Girl Scout Cookies.

There's nothing quite like sinking your teeth into a Peanut Butter Patty. These come in third place because the chocolate can sometimes be a tiny bit waxy, but the amazing peanut butter filling makes up for it every time.

Thanks-A-Lots and I have come a long way since my Girl Scout Cookie journey began, and I must say they're probably the most underrated cookie out there. These are ranked fourth due to being a little more boring, but don't underestimate them. They're the perfect everyday cookie to enjoy.

Ah, Lemonades. You either love 'em or hate 'em. Personally, I love Lemonades, but they're coming in fifth simply because you've got to be in the mood for them. If you like Lemonades, be sure to try the Lemon-Ups, which are being released this year.

Peanut Butter Sandwiches were my favourite as a child, but we've unfortunately grown apart. While they're still obviously delicious, the sandwiches can get a little dry due to the double cookie.

I don't eat gluten very often due to a sensitivity, but I will admit that gluten-free foods are never better than foods that are not allergen-free. With that being said, these are a great gluten-free dessert and one of the best gluten-free treats I've ever had. Thank you, Girl Scouts, for being allergy inclusive!

This may be controversial to all the shortbread-lovers, but they're kind of just Thanks-A-Lots without the chocolate. And I really want the chocolate. Shortbread is great, don't get me wrong, but there are better options.

I know there are two types of S'mores, but let's be honest here: they're both just . . . fine. I think I'd rather have a s'more that was made around a campfire. There are certain things you look for in a Girl Scout Cookie, and these just don't have that special flair.

The gluten-free Toffee-tastics are delicious, but they're at the bottom of this list simply because they're very crumbly, making them a little harder to snack on. The toffee also has a habit of sticking to your teeth, so you may want to eat these over the sink at home.