Girl Scout cookies are delicious on their own, but this interesting trick using an air fryer can turn an ordinary cookie into an extraordinary dessert.

Girl Scouts of the U.S. say their cookies are safe to eat despite a report that found heavy metals in some cookies. What do experts say?

A new report found traces of toxic heavy metals and herbicide in Girl Scout cookies. Do you need to avoid them?

The nonprofit denied claims its cookies include metals, arguing some pesticides are found “nearly everywhere in the food chain.”

Now “ Girl Scout cookies ” appears to have a new affiliation: lawsuit. Forbes reports how a class action lawsuit filed Monday in the Eastern District of New York in Brooklyn accuses the organization’s much beloved cookies as being “contaminated with dangerous heavy metals” as well as pesticides.

The federal lawsuit filed by three New York women against Girl Scouts of America alleges the organization's cookies contain heavy metals, other toxins.

Girl Scouts cookie season is one of the most highly anticipated events for cookie fans nationwide. Yearly, millions of people run to their nearest Girl Scouts booth or click on the Girl Scouts cookie shop website to purchase as many boxes as possible,

A March 20, 1975, headline in the News-Tribune reads, "Girl Scout cookies said safe." Cookies in several states were pulled from sales after shards of glass were found in multiple boxes. The cookies sold in the Northland came from a different plant.