Your zodiac sign’s Girl Scout cookie, according to Best Life Magazine

If you’ve ever stared at a Girl Scout cookie order form like it’s a personality test, congratulations — it basically is now.

According to an article by Best Life Magazine, your zodiac sign already has a cookie match. Whether that’s accurate or wildly offensive is between you and the cosmos.

Here’s what Best Life says you should be adding to your cart.

Aries: Thin Mints

Bold, classic and ready to take over the freezer shelf like it pays rent.

Taurus: Trefoils

Reliable, simple and unbothered by trends. A cookie for people who don’t need sprinkles to feel alive.

Gemini: Tagalongs/Peanut Butter Patties

Sweet, salty and a little chaotic — like deciding you want chocolate and peanut butter and refusing to compromise.

Cancer: Caramel deLites/Samoas

Soft-hearted on the inside, coconut-caramel powerhouse on the outside. Comfort food, but make it elite.

Leo: Adventurefuls

The main character cookie. Flashy, confident and fully expecting compliments.

Virgo: Do-si-dos/Peanut Butter Sandwiches

Practical, balanced and probably arranged neatly on a plate instead of eaten standing over the kitchen counter. Probably.

Libra: Toffee-tastic

A little more refined, a little more “I have taste,” and a lot more “yes, I’m going to mention it’s gluten-free.”

Scorpio: Girl Scout S’mores

Dark, intense and messy in a way that feels intentional. No notes. Also, keep your hands off.

Sagittarius: Lemon-Ups

Bright, zesty and ready to sprint out the door. The cookie equivalent of “I’m just here for a good time.”

Capricorn: Caramel Chocolate Chip

Serious cookie energy. Not here to play — here to deliver results and probably a five-year plan.

Aquarius: Toast-Yay!

Unexpected, different and weirdly lovable once you stop asking questions and just accept it.

Pisces: Lemonades

Sweet, dreamy and a little nostalgic. Feels like a cookie you’d eat while romanticizing your entire life.

If your assigned cookie doesn’t feel right, don’t worry — you can still buy Thin Mints and call it “rising sign behavior.”