Ordering Guide & Tips
Crave Cookies runs a weekly menu, not a standing menu. The chain — founded in Utah in 2019, now at 60+ locations with 190+ rotating flavors — keeps 7 cookies on the menu at a time. Crave Chocolate Chip is on the menu every day; the other slots rotate, and four weekly flavors change every Friday. Each cookie is a 6 oz deep-dish cookie, the format the chain says it invented in Utah in 2019, baked fresh daily at each store — never frozen, never shipped. This page carries the current Drop as a dated snapshot for October 23–29, 2026, the standing formats (Thins, Crave Bites, minis, packs and cookie cakes), the Loaded Sodas and drinks platform, and the calories from the chain’s official weekly Nutrition Guide for that same week. Crave publishes no national à la carte price list, but its own store pages publish the core price range — individual cookies $4–$5 each, a 6-pack $20–$24 — and this page prints exactly that published range, plus the one banner deal the chain itself runs, stated in Prices below.
The Menu Core — Seven Cookies, Plus the Formats Around Them
The complete Crave Cookies menu has three layers. The first layer is the 7-cookie weekly lineup in the structured menu on this page: the signature cookie, a monthly favorite, a seasonal favorite and four weekly flavors. The second layer is the standing formats that sit alongside the lineup every week: Chocolate Chip Thins, Crave Bites and a rotating Limited Drop. The third layer is everything built from those cookies — Loaded Sodas, cookie milkshakes, coffee, cookie cakes and the pack formats — each covered in its own section below.
There is no official Crave Cookies secret menu. The chain publishes no secret menu. The mechanism that produces “new” Crave cookies is the weekly Drop itself: flavors rotate in on Friday and leave seven days later, across a catalog of 190+ rotating flavors. A flavor that is not in this week’s 7 is not a secret item — it is a past or future Drop flavor, and it returns only when the rotation brings it back.
For a first order, the menu answers its own recommendation question. Crave Chocolate Chip is the signature cookie and the one constant on the menu — it is the chain’s benchmark build. The week’s four weekly flavors and the Limited Drop are the limited builds: they run for their week and then they are gone. The full dated lineup, with each cookie’s build, is in the next section and in the structured menu on this page.
Weekly Rotation — The Drop, and This Week’s Lineup (Oct 23–29, 2026)
The rotation model is the chain’s own, stated on cravecookies.com: “We always have 7 cookies on the menu, and the menu rotates weekly. Chocolate Chip is here every day, a monthly favorite changes each month, a seasonal favorite changes each quarter, and four weekly flavors change every Friday. Thins, Crave Bites, and a rotating limited drop are on the menu too.”
The Drop runs on a fixed clock: new every Friday, seven days, then gone. A flavor’s week is Friday to Thursday. Last week’s flavors are not carried over, next week’s flavors are not sold early, and the chain’s own answer to when the menu changes is Friday — every Friday. Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chip is a Thursday fixture, listed in the chain’s homepage banner for Thursdays, alongside the weekly lineup.
There is no leak channel and no spoiler economy to chase: the chain itself reveals next week’s lineup every Thursday, on the Crave app and on Instagram — that reveal, stated in the FAQ on the chain’s own store pages, is the official preview mechanism. The revealed lineup goes live in-store and online on Friday. Anything calling itself a Crave “leaked menu” before the Thursday reveal is not the chain’s publication.
The Drop — October 23–29, 2026 (dated snapshot)
This lineup is the Drop for the week of October 23–29, 2026, matching the chain’s homepage Drop and its Nutrition Guide for that week. It is a snapshot of one week, not a standing menu — on Friday, October 30, 2026, the four weekly flavors rotate out.
- 1/7 — Trick Or Treat (NEW): a thick, soft chocolate cookie with Rolo caramel cups, Reese’s Pieces and chopped Snickers; the warm caramel pulls. 340 calories per 1/2-cookie serving.
- 2/7 — Pumpkin Toffee Crunch (NEW): pumpkin spice cookie with semi-sweet chocolate chunks, a crunchy toffee top and a chocolate drizzle. 360 calories per serving.
- 3/7 — Marshmallow Mayhem (NEW): brown sugar cookie with crispy rice cereal and mini marshmallows, a crispy rice treat in the middle, and icing with purple sanding sugar on top. 360 calories per serving.
- 4/7 — Oreo Dirt Pie (CHILLED): chocolate Oreo cookie rolled in crumbs, topped with cold chocolate pudding, more Oreo crumbs and a gummy worm; served chilled. 300 calories per serving.
- 5/7 — Peanut Butter Cup (NEW): soft, salty-sweet peanut butter dough with a crackly sugar crust and crushed Butterfinger crunch, with a whole Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup melted into the center. 360 calories per serving.
- 6/7 — Chocolate Lava (SEASONAL): deep, fudgy cocoa dough wrapped around a molten chocolate ganache center that spills out when broken open, finished with powdered sugar. This is the week’s seasonal slot. It is not in the Oct 23–29 Nutrition Guide, so it carries no official calories this week — see Nutrition.
- 7/7 — Crave Chocolate Chip (SIGNATURE): milk chocolate chips in the chain’s signature deep-dish dough, fresh-baked daily, on the menu every day. 360 calories per serving. One documentation note, stated at document level: the homepage describes Ghirardelli milk chocolate chips for this cookie, and the Nutrition Guide’s ingredient list for the same cookie names Guittard milk chocolate chips. Both are the chain’s own current documents; this page attributes each name to its document and does not merge them.
The Limited Drop for this period is the Pumpkin Spice Crookie — a flaky croissant baked with pumpkin cookie dough and cinnamon cheesecake, drizzled with dark chocolate. The new-format feature is Chocolate Chip Thins, covered with the standing formats below.
Thins, Crave Bites, Minis, Packs & Cookie Cakes
Chocolate Chip Thins are the chain’s chocolate chip cookie baked thin — brown butter, toasted crisp edges, chocolate still melted. Thins are a standing format, not a weekly flavor. The chain’s homepage banner prices two Thins for $3.99 (checked October 2026) — that banner is a published deal on this format, not an à la carte list price; single-Thin pricing is published only inside the ordering flow. See Prices.
Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chip is the semi-sweet version of the signature cookie, and it is the Thursday fixture in the chain’s homepage banner. Crave Bites are the bite-size format of the chain’s cookies, listed on the homepage alongside Thins and the Limited Drop; Bites flavors rotate with the weekly menu. Cravelits are the chain’s 2 oz mini cookies, sold in the ordering flow as a 6-pack and a 9-count box. No prices or calories for Bites or Cravelits are published outside the ordering flow, so none are printed here.
On sizes, the chain’s own store pages state the physical format: signature cookies are 4.25 inches across, sold individually or in 6-packs, with the 2 oz minis at select locations in packs of 6. The serving arithmetic belongs to the weekly Nutrition Guide — one serving is 1/2 cookie — and is stated in Nutrition below.
Gluten-free cookies sit in this format block as a product line and in Allergens below as a dietary position. The line has four flavors — Chocolate Chip, M&M, S’mores and Snickerdoodle — named in the chain’s official ordering sitemap, and the cookies are available at select locations.
The pack formats, named in the chain’s official ordering sitemap, are the Six Pack, the Dozen Box and the Crave Pack, alongside single cookies. The Crave Cookie Cake is a full cookie cake, with the Crave Dot Cake as the round-cake format. One pack price is published: the chain’s own store pages put the 6-pack at $20–$24 (see Prices). Dozen Box, Crave Pack and cake prices are set inside the per-store ordering flow and are not published, so no price for those formats is printed on this page. Group and event orders of these formats are catering — a separate channel, bridged at the end of this page.
Loaded Sodas & Drinks
Loaded Sodas are a headline platform on the chain’s own homepage — in its words, “Boring soda is over.” A Loaded Soda is soda built with premium syrups, fresh fruit purees and real cream. The chain’s ordering sitemap carries two formats: Create-a-Loaded-Soda (build your own) and Loaded Soda Favorites. Crave publishes no standing Loaded Soda flavor roster and no soda prices on its homepage, so this page names the platform and its two formats and invents no flavor list.
The rest of the drinks platform is built from the cookies. The Crave Cookie Milkshake is a milkshake made with the chain’s cookies — the product is listed in the chain’s official ordering sitemap, and the homepage FAQ references cookie milkshakes such as the Brookie milkshake. Crave Coffee covers the coffee line listed in the same sitemap: espresso-based and milk-based Crave Coffee products, plus Loaded Lattes. Bottled drinks, bottled water and milk close the platform. No price or calorie figure for any drink is published outside the ordering flow, so every drink on this page carries blank price and calorie fields — that blank is the chain’s publication position, not missing research.
Prices — The Chain’s Own Published Range, and One Published Deal
Crave Cookies publishes no à la carte price list on cravecookies.com — but it does publish a price range, on its own store pages. The FAQ carried on the chain’s official store pages (cravecookies.com/pages/…, checked October 2026 on the Chicago store page and identical across the store pages sampled) answers the cost question in the chain’s own words: “Individual cookies run $4-5 each. A 6-pack is $20-24. Pricing may vary slightly by location.” That is a published range from the chain itself, and it is the price range this page carries: a single Crave cookie runs $4–$5, and a 6-pack runs $20–$24, varying slightly by location. The seven cookies in the structured menu carry the $4–$5 single-cookie figure, and the Six Pack carries the $20–$24 figure — at exactly the scope the chain publishes them, no wider.
The second published price fact is the chain’s homepage banner deal: Two Chocolate Chip Thins for $3.99, checked October 2026. It sits with the Thins in the structured menu and in the formats section above, labelled as what it is — a published deal on one format. It is not a single-cookie list price, and this page does not extend it to any other item.
Everything beyond those two published facts is unpublished, and stays blank. There is no published price for a dozen, a Crave Pack, a cookie cake, the Crookie, Crave Bites, Cravelits, a Loaded Soda or a milkshake: the chain’s official ordering storefront, order.cravecookies.com, renders its full per-store prices only inside a live ordering session, and with 60+ franchised stores no single store’s session prices are presented here as the chain’s prices. No aggregator or delivery-app figure is printed on this page.
Nutrition & Calories
Every calorie figure on this page comes from one source: the chain’s official Nutrition Guide for October 23–29, 2026, linked from cravecookies.com. The guide is a weekly document, reissued with each Drop, and its date is the date of the data — it is stated here as printed and is never freshened.
The guide’s serving convention governs every figure on this page: serving size is 1/2 cookie, and each full cookie contains 2 servings. The table below prints the guide’s per-serving figure — the basis used in the structured menu — and the full-cookie figure beside it, which is exactly double.
| Cookie (Oct 23–29, 2026) | Per serving (1/2 cookie) | Full cookie |
|---|---|---|
| Trick Or Treat | 340 | 680 |
| Pumpkin Toffee Crunch | 360 | 720 |
| Marshmallow Mayhem | 360 | 720 |
| Oreo Dirt Pie (Chilled) | 300 | 600 |
| Peanut Butter Cup | 360 | 720 |
| Crave Chocolate Chip | 360 | 720 |
| Chocolate Lava | Not in this week’s guide — no official figure published | |
So the direct answer to how many calories are in a Crave cookie, for this week’s documented flavors, is 300–360 calories per half-cookie serving and 600–720 calories per full cookie. The average across the six documented flavors is 347 calories per serving. Those figures belong to this week’s six flavors only — a different week’s flavors carry that week’s guide, and calories for flavors from past weeks (Biscoff builds, Dubai chocolate builds, S’mores and the rest of the 190+ flavor catalog) are in the weekly guide for the week those flavors ran, not on this page.
Two gaps in the data are printed as gaps. Chocolate Lava — the 7th slot in this week’s lineup — is not in the Oct 23–29 guide: the guide’s cover documents 6 flavors, and Chocolate Lava’s calories are blank in the structured menu, not estimated. The same blank applies to the Pumpkin Spice Crookie, Thins, Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chip and Crave Bites — none carries a figure in this week’s guide. Sugar and macro figures beyond calories live in the weekly guide’s full Nutrition Facts panels, one per documented flavor; this page prints the guide’s calorie and allergen data and does not restate panels it does not carry.
Allergens, Ingredients & Dietary
The allergen platform comes from the same official weekly guide. Each documented flavor’s page in the guide carries full ingredients and a Contains line, and those lines are printed with each cookie in the structured menu on this page. For the Oct 23–29, 2026 week they read: Trick Or Treat — Soy, Milk, Wheat, Peanuts, Eggs; Pumpkin Toffee Crunch — Wheat, Soy, Milk, Almond; Marshmallow Mayhem — Wheat, Soy, Milk, Eggs; Oreo Dirt Pie — Milk, Soy, Wheat, Eggs; Peanut Butter Cup — Wheat, Peanuts, Soy, Milk, Eggs, Tree Nuts; Crave Chocolate Chip — Milk, Wheat, Eggs, Soy.
Above those per-flavor lines sits the chain’s standing cross-contact warning, printed on every flavor page of the guide: cookies are made onsite and may come into contact with different allergens during production, and any product may contain peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, wheat, soy and gluten. That warning is the chain’s nut-allergy and peanut-allergy position: Crave cookies are produced in-store alongside peanut and tree-nut flavors, and the chain states the contact risk at chain level, not per flavor.
Gluten-Free Cookies
Crave’s gluten-free cookies are manufactured and packaged at a dedicated gluten-free facility, sealed before delivery to stores, and not reopened until the customer opens them. That is the chain’s own FAQ position, and it is a separate production route from the in-store cookies above. The line has four flavors — Chocolate Chip, M&M, S’mores and Snickerdoodle — and it is available at select locations, not chain-wide.
Vegan and Dairy-Free
Crave publishes no vegan cookie and no vegan menu. Every documented flavor in the Oct 23–29, 2026 guide carries Milk in its Contains line, and the standing cross-contact warning lists milk and eggs for any product. There is no dairy-free or vegan build in this week’s lineup, in the standing formats, or in the chain’s published menu materials checked in October 2026.
Halal and Kosher
Crave publishes no halal certification, no kosher certification, and no halal or kosher position for any cookie — not on cravecookies.com, not in the weekly Nutrition Guide, and not on its store pages, checked in October 2026. That includes the marshmallow builds: the chain publishes no statement on its marshmallow ingredients’ certification status. The absence is the answer at the level the chain publishes it; no third-party halal or kosher claim is presented here as the chain’s position.
Shelf Life, Freshness & Storage
How long are Crave Cookies good for? Crave publishes no dated shelf-life figure — no number of days appears anywhere in the chain’s official materials. That is the definitive answer at the level the chain publishes it, and this page invents no day count to fill it.
What the chain does publish is its freshness model, and the model is the storage answer. Crave cookies are baked fresh daily at each store, never frozen, and never shipped — the chain sells no nationwide shipping, because the product is built to be eaten fresh from the local shop. A cookie bought today is today’s bake. The chain’s own framing of the Drop makes the same point at menu level: each flavor runs seven days and is gone, and the cookies themselves are a fresh, same-day product, not a packaged good with a printed shelf life.
Hours
Crave Cookies publishes no national hours pattern. The chain’s own FAQ states the position: many Crave locations stay open until 10 p.m. or later, and readers are directed to the Store Locator for live hours. Per-store hours vary widely — stores open at 9 a.m. or 10:30 a.m., close at 9 p.m. or 10 p.m. on weeknights, run later on Friday and Saturday, and run shorter Sundays. Crave stores do open on Sundays — Sunday trading is part of the weekly pattern on the chain’s store pages, at shorter, per-store hours. Holiday hours are per-store for the same reason, for every holiday in the demand: Easter, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve each get their hours from the individual store, not from a chain table — the chain publishes no holiday schedule, so none is printed here.
No opening time, closing time or “open until” time on this page applies to a specific store. For a specific store’s hours today, its Sunday hours or its holiday hours, use that store’s listing — store locations and hours live in the directory, bridged at the end of this page.
Gift Cards
Crave Cookies publishes no gift-card sales page, no denominations, no expiry terms and no balance-check route on cravecookies.com — checked in October 2026 across the homepage, the order FAQ, the sitemap and site search. That absence is the published position, stated at exactly that level.
The one gift-card fact the chain does publish is in its official order FAQ: gift cards are accepted at the register, alongside cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. So the answers are: a Crave gift card spends in-store at the register; the chain publishes no online route to buy one, no denomination list and no balance-check page or phone number, and this page prints none. “Crave” gift cards sold by streaming services or gift-card marketplaces are not this chain’s cards — the Canadian Crave streaming service and third-party marketplace cards are different products from different issuers, and neither is presented here as a Crave Cookies program.
Deals, Crave Loyalty & the App
Crave Loyalty — “The Flavor Print” — is the chain’s loyalty program; its own program page (cravecookies.com/pages/loyalty, titled Crave Rewards) carries the full published mechanics, stated here at that scope. Sign-up takes a phone number, at the register or online — instant membership, no fees. The earn structure is fixed by the chain: the first purchase unlocks 50 Cookie Coins, then 1 coin for every $1 spent. And the program page’s own words settle the expiry question: “Points never expire.” Coins do not lapse; the balance builds at the member’s own pace.
The published redemption menu is fixed, in points: Single Cookie — 50 points · 4-Pack Box — 180 points · 6-Pack Box — 250 points · Dozen Box — 490 points, and points also trade for exclusive merch. That is why the chain’s FAQ can state that 50 coins is enough for a free cookie on the next visit — the single-cookie redemption is priced at exactly the first-purchase unlock. Rewards work at all 60+ locations.
On top of the base earn sit the program’s Collective status levels, which update automatically based on annual spending: Cookie Rookie at 250 Cookie Coins raises the earn rate to 1.1 coins per $1; Cookie Monster at 1,000 coins raises it to 1.25 per $1; Cookie Legend at 10,000 coins raises it to 1.35 per $1. The Flavor Print is the program’s personalisation layer — six flavor axes matched against each week’s roster — and “The Cartel” is its referral crew tier.
The Crave app (iOS and Android) is the chain’s ordering and loyalty channel: it carries ordering, loyalty points and app-only offers, per the chain’s official order FAQ. App-store listings and download pages are navigation, not menu content — the program facts above are the loyalty answer.
Crave publishes no standing coupon codes or promo codes, and none are printed on this page. The chain’s published offers are its banner deals — the Two Thins for $3.99 banner in Prices is the current example — and its app-only offers inside the app. No birthday reward or birthday freebie is published anywhere in the program — not on the loyalty page, not in its redemption menu, not in the chain’s FAQ: the published free-cookie routes are the 50-coin first-purchase unlock and the points redemptions above, and no birthday offer is printed here as if it existed. No standing military, student or teacher-appreciation discount is published either; discount questions resolve to the app and the local store, at program level, and third-party coupon listings are not the chain’s offers.
Quick Answers
Looking for a specific store, its lineup today, or its hours? Locations live in the JanesRestaurant directory — this page covers the chain’s menu, not individual stores. Group and event orders run through catering — boxes of 6, 12 or more for offices, events and parties, arranged with the local store — and ordering runs through order.cravecookies.com for pickup or delivery, with delivery also via DoorDash and Uber Eats at an average of about 30 minutes, same-day at all locations, per the chain’s FAQ.
Need this menu on paper? Print this page from your browser — it prints as the complete Crave Cookies menu for the week of October 23–29, 2026, with calories.