There’s a lot of new and interesting stuff coming to Crumbl this week. But for the primary menu of rotating cookie flavors, it’s all things Halloween this week. Since this menu will encompass everything from today until November 1, we can only expect that the flavors are completely celebratory of all things festive.
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Aside from the rotating cookie flavors, we also are seeing a new value menu added to the Crumbl selections. In the value menu, the main offering is their dirty sodas, which start at 99 cents now. The only other thing on the value menu as of yet are the Chocolate Chip Cookie Thins to which a single thin is also only 99 cents. But now that that’s out of the way, let’s get into the fun flavors that Crumbl has chosen to represent their Halloween week.
The Full Cookie Lineup
- Peanut Butter Cup Blondie Cookie — Of course, to celebrate Halloween you have to have something peanut butter chocolate-flavored on the menu. This cookie uses a peanut butter dough mixed with chopped chocolate peanut butter cups throughout. After baking, it’s drizzled with of melted milk chocolate and peanut butter.
- Halloween Sprinkle Cake Cookie — This cookie plays off of the dot cake cookie that we saw earlier this year in which the frosting is coated with a dense slayer of nonpareil sprinkles. But this time it’s just a more festive version for Halloween. It takes a vanilla ake sugar cookie and tops it with vanilla cream cheese frosting. Of course, it’s packed with Halloween-themed nonpareil sprinkles in orange, black, and white colors.
- Halloween Red Velvet Cookie — While the flavor itself might not be inherently representative of Halloween, the decoration on this cookie surely is. The high contrast between the white cream cheese frosting and the splatters of red drizzle over the top give it a spooky, gory effect. On top of the deep red velvet cookie, it looks very aptly themed and enticing as a Halloween flavor.
- Cookies & Cream Tres Leches Cake — As is typical for the recent Crumbl menu rotations, they’ve been consistently including one non-cookie option is part of the lineup. This week they’re going for a version of their Tres Leches Cake, but playing with Halloween flavors at the same time. This cookies and cream tres leches takes a fluffy dark chocolate cake, soaks it in their classic tres leches sauce, and tops it with whipped cream and cookies and cream streusel for garnish.
- Rainbow Shake Cookie — Of course, for a Halloween menu you have to include something with M&M’s. Crumbl chose to do this via their milkshake-style cookies this year. The sugar cookie itself is studded with mini M&Ms, and the topping of a vanilla buttercream has more mini M&Ms mixed throughout. It’s served chilled in the Crumbl’s typical milkshake-style cookie fashion.
- Pumpkin Cheesecake Cookie — Alas, despite it being fall and thoroughly the season for pumpkin spice we haven’t really seen many pumpkin flavors from Crumbl this year. For the week of Halloween, though, we’re getting this Pumpkin Cheesecake Cookie. It takes a buttery graham cracker cookie base and tops it with pumpkin cheesecake frosting and a sprinkling of graham cracker streusel.
- Dirt Cake Cookie — To really drive home the spooky vibes, Crumbl is looking to transport you straight to a graveyard with their Dirt Cake Cookie. The dark chocolate cookie is covered in cookies and cream crumbs before baking. After, it’s topped with a chocolate fudge frosting swirl, chocolate streusel, and a gummy worm.
- Chocolate Chip Cookie —This is the first week maybe ever that we have seen Crumbl only have one of their signature cookie flavors on the menu. And no, it’s not the Pink Sugar Cookie that we never thought we would see Crumbl go a week without. This week, they’re just doing chocolate chip as their classic flavor. The brown sugar cookie dough has milk chocolate chips, and semi-sweet chocolate chunks throughout.
- Chocolate Chip Cookie Thin — As we mentioned earlier, included in the changes to the Crumbl menu this week include the addition of the value menu, this cookie included. But it’s not just the same dough as their standard Chocolate Chip Cookie. The crispy and caramelized thin cookie will still have the signature gooey center that Crumbl is known for, and it is exclusively made with semi sweet chocolate chips throughout the dough.
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