Taylor Swift Song Pairings For Your Favorite Girl Scout Cookies

You know which beer best compliments your Tagalongs and which wine enhances your Do-Si-Do's - but which Taylor Swift song best accompanies each?

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TOFFEE-TASTIC

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A brand new cookie? An uncharted territory? I don't know...how can I be sure I won't be misused like I was with those low-fat berry cookies a couple years ago? But still, a description revealing a buttery cookie filled with toffee pieces has me intrigued. The only song that can match an experience like this can only be "Blank Space."

So it's gonna last forever/Or it's gonna go down in flames/You can tell me when it's over/If the high was worth the pain.

You had me at toffee bits. I got a blank space [on this order form] - and I'll write your name.

TREFOILS

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A simple shortbread cookie perfected over years requires a song that is rich with history and content. You come back to what you need - like the idea professed in "This Love." Turn on this song, get yourself a cup of tea and your Trefoils, and look longingly out a window on a foggy morning while you daydream about reconnecting with Jake Gyllenhaal.

DO-SI-DOS

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A tag team of peanut butter and oatmeal shouldn't be so right, but it is. Oh, it is. The two are much sexier together than they have any right to be. Let them say what they want, we won't hear it - you're going to enhance your Do-Si-Do devouring with the secretive synthy "I Know Places." I know places we won't found in - like my bottom desk drawer at work.

RAH-RAH-RAISINS

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Oh, Rah-Rah-Raisins, you know I want to trust you. But raisins. I have been burned by so many cookies with raisins. And now got…"Bad Blood." You know we used to have mad love.

As Rah-Rah-Raisins are new this year, they deserve a chance - which is why you should supplement the suspicion connected with raisins with a fun upbeat tune for optimum enjoyment.

SAVANNAH SMILES

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A light lemon cookie covered in sweet powdered sugar is best complimented by a sweet light song - like "How You Get The Girl." Pull your heart out, put it back together, lemon cookies are much more delicious than you remember.

SAMOAS

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Girl, you know the only answer to this one. A delightful buttery caramel coating a cookie covered in coconut fun with a chocolate drizzle is best enhanced by a sick beat (but not "this sick beat" - that's trademarked now) with a steady toot of saxophone farts beneath it. You know what I'm talking about. Haters gotta hate hate hate, but I'm just gonna shake shake shake (the excess coconut off so that I can save it for ice cream topping.) Shake it off. Shake it off.

TAGALONGS

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A pairing as simple and classic as chocolate and peanut butter shouldn't feel so illict, but somehow it's evocative of a forbidden love. Celebrate your saucy rendezvous with that oh so sexy combination of delicious and dangerous 25% of your daily allowance of saturated fat with "Wildest Dreams."

I said, "No one has to know what we do." But this getting good now! He's so tall and handsome as hell – he's so bad but he does it so well. Rowr, Tagalong.

That's right - perfect for secret eating.

THIN MINTS

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When we go crashing down, we come back every time. 'Cause we never go out. Of. Style. We never go out. Of. Style.

Obviously with a classic taste like the Thin Mint, you have to pair it with the synth pop magic that is "Style." The duality of the verse and the chorus also compliments the taste of chocolate and mint. The song also runs 3:52, which is the perfect amount of time to eat a single sleeve of Thin Mints.