What Are The Similarities Between Gordon Ramsay And Girl Scout Cookie

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Chef Gordon Ramsay may have tried a lot of great food in his life, but it turns out Gordon had never tried a Girl Scout cookie until recently. Considering that he isn't from America that makes sense, but he has been her a while and Girl Scout cookies are everywhere. Fox News shared that Gordon Ramsay actually tried three different kinds while on Jimmy Kimmel Live and his reaction is priceless. It was obvious that Ramsay was not a fan of a couple of kinds that he tried out. Gordon Ramsay got to try Tagalongs (Peanut Butter Patties), Samoas (Caramel Delites) and Thin Mints. These are three very popular cookies that have been around a while. Gordon brought up taste and Jimmy told him that he knows that he has never tried Girl Scout cookies and of course it is …show more content…

There's just under 40 minutes until an all new @HellsKitchenFOX !! pic.twitter.com/CAgxCh4Fxt — Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 25, 2016 Ramsay started out with the the Tagalongs, which have peanut butter in them. Gordon Ramsay said that these cookies look like dog biscuits, which of course some people are not going to agree with, but he was honest about his thoughts. Gordon smelled that one and didn't seem to mind it too much. Next Gordon Ramsay moved on to try out the Samoas. This one is a favorite of a lot of people and has caramel and also coconut. They even brought out a glass of milk for him to try. The second that Gordon Ramsay took a bite of this one it was obvious that he was not a fan. Ramsay asked if the cookies are always that small and then took a bite of it. Ramsay said it was a bit weird and then didn't even finish it, but instead spit out the rest of the cookie. Then, it was time for Ramsay to try out the Thin Mints. Kimmel explained that he loved these saying "These are my favorite... now what I will do is I put these in the freezer and you pull out a sleeve and you eat all of them in one sitting." Gordon Ramsay didn't feel the same way that was for

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