The Girl Scouts chapter was given its own logo variation in 1978, which is when the green and white emblem in the shamrock shape first came to light. The trefoil shape also resembles the infamous ...

THE Girl Scout logo has more history behind it than you’d expect – and there’s also more meaning to it than what first meets the eye. The initial green Girl Scout emblem by Americ… ...

The trefoil shape is the Girl Scout logo. The original shortbread cookies are still sold, under the name "Trefoils," or, creatively, "Shortbread." In the 1930s, more cookies were introduced.

By 2012 the Girl Scouts will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a smart new look that hopefully appeals to a new generation of girls and young women. And yes, let’s hope it sells plenty of ...

Philadelphia is the home of the first ever commercially and mass produced cookie for Girl Scouts -- the Trefoil (or Shortbread), which was created in 1934.

Girl Scouts of Orange County display a banner at Wild Rivers in Irvine. The group will host the Trefoil Trot, a casual 5k walk followed by an interactive festival, on Sunday.

Inspired by the flavors of French toast, the Toast-Yay! is an adorable toast-shaped cookie dipped in white icing. The classic Girl Scout trefoil shape is imprinted on each cookie.

The Keebler–Weyl Company became the first commercial bakers to supply Girl Scouts with cookies, utilizing the organization's trefoil logo for the design and agreeing to make a vanilla shortbread ...