Crumbl Cookies Menu with Prices (2026)

Crumbl is not a fixed menu with a few seasonal specials. It is a weekly rotation: a small lineup of oversized cookies and desserts that changes every Monday, sold in the signature pink box, plus two classics that never leave. A single cookie costs $4.49–$5.99 depending on whether it is a classic, a rotating flavour or a premium dessert, and a 12-pack party box runs $35.99–$38.99. Everything on this page is the full Crumbl menu as it stands in October 2026 — the standing formats, the classics, the drinks, the prices and the calories — with the rotating lineup itself shown as a dated snapshot, because a Crumbl lineup without a date on it is already out of date.

How the Weekly Rotation Works

New boards drop on Monday, after the Sunday announcement, and run through Saturday. Crumbl stores are closed on Sundays — the one day of the week you cannot walk in and buy a cookie — which is also why the board’s last selling day is Saturday even though the homepage labels a board “Week of October 26 – November 1”. The January 2026 restructure cut the rotating set down and added the formats below: six classics always available in principle, a rotating set that now regularly includes non-cookie desserts, and Thins on Thursdays.

The practical rule for reading any Crumbl menu online, including this one: flavours are evergreen, availability rotates. A flavour that ran in March can come back in November; a flavour on this week’s board will almost certainly not be there next week. That is why the structured menu on this page carries the rotating flavours in their own dated category, and why the vault flavours named below are described as rotation regulars, never as currently available.

This Week’s Lineup: Week of October 26 – November 1, 2026

Seven rotating items, plus the board classic that sits with them on this week’s board. One of the seven is not a cookie at all — that is now routine for Crumbl, not an exception:

The Cookies & Cream Tres Leches Cake is the week’s premium item at the $5.99 tier against the $4.99 rotating tier — Crumbl’s Lubbock store shows it with a +$1.49 surcharge — and the Rainbow Shake Cookie, at 880 calories, is the highest-calorie item on the board. The board classic shown with them is the warm Chocolate Chip Cookie (540 calories). Pink Sugar remains in the Classics section below; it is not listed as a board item on this week’s homepage board.

Confirmed, no longer rumoured. The Halloween-week lineup that circulated online before the reveal — Peanut Butter Cup Blondie, Halloween Sprinkle Cake, Halloween Red Velvet, Cookies & Cream Tres Leches Cake, Rainbow Shake, Pumpkin Cheesecake and Dirt Cake — is exactly the board Crumbl published on Monday, October 26, 2026, under the official names in the table above, with the calories and tiers shown here from Crumbl’s own homepage, flavour profiles and store ordering pages. Nothing in this section is rumoured any more.

Prices: One Cookie, Packs, and the Tier System

Crumbl pricing is tiered by item type and near-national, which is why it can be stated as ranges rather than per-store guesses. Classics ring at $4.49, rotating cookies and cakes at $4.99, and premium non-cookie desserts at $5.99. Boxes discount from the single price as they grow: a 4-pack is $16.49–$17.99, a 6-pack $22.49–$24.99, and the 12-pack party box $35.99–$38.99. The ranges exist because stores genuinely differ — two independent captures of the same packs disagree by a dollar or two at the edges — not because the figures are estimates. Delivery-app prices are deliberately not used here: a 4-pack lists at $20.29–$23.49 on DoorDash against $16.49–$17.99 in official-channel captures, and that gap is platform markup, not Crumbl pricing.

NEW: The Value Menu (from October 23, 2026)

Crumbl launched its first-ever value menu on Friday, October 23, 2026, at participating locations — the cheapest official way to buy Crumbl, and the first time the chain has had a sub-$2 tier. It is built on just two items: the Chocolate Chip Cookie Thin and dirty sodas.

Two limits apply, and both matter: dirty sodas exist only at stores with drink equipment (see below), and Energy Chargers are excluded from the value menu. Prices may vary by location, as with the rest of the menu.

Formats: Packs, Minis, and Thins

Almost everything at Crumbl is the same flavours in a different format, and the formats have their own rules:

Minis are not a smaller version of the whole menu: they are the current board’s flavours baked small, and a store that does not carry minis does not sell them at all. This week’s minis are the seven rotating flavours above baked small, from 200 calories (Peanut Butter Cup Blondie Mini) to 340 (Rainbow Shake Mini); the full Mini figures are in the structured menu. The Chocolate Chip Mini (120 calories) is unchanged. Thins are a separate format entirely — a delicately crisp cookie with caramelised edges — and this week’s board carries the Chocolate Chip Cookie Thin, with Cake Batter Cookie Thins sold as a set of 2 on Thin Thursdays at participating stores.

Classic Flavours (Always Available)

Six classics anchor the menu in principle, though only two sit on the standard weekly board. The full set: Milk Chocolate Chip (served warm; the Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chunk build alternates with it in the same slot week to week), Pink Sugar (chilled, almond), Chocolate Crumb ft. OREO®, Brownie Batter, Snickerdoodle and Celebration Cake. The other four are orderable via catering and at stores that stock the full classics case — the guide does not promise them at every bakery every day, because the board itself does not.

Celebration Cake has no published calorie figure in any captured table, so it is left blank rather than estimated. The classics’ calories other than Chocolate Chip and Pink Sugar come from tracker reproductions of Crumbl’s published labels, not from this week’s official table — the same status as a reported figure anywhere on this page, and flagged as such in the page’s notes.

Flavours That Come Back: The Vault

Crumbl’s vault holds 300+ recipes, and no official all-flavour list with nutrition exists — nutrition is published only for the current board plus the classics. The names below are rotation regulars attested on official surfaces, named here so that a search for any of them lands on a page that explains what it is and that it is not currently on the board: Churro, Caramel Apple, Key Lime Pie, S’mores, Biscoff® (White Chip and Tres Leches builds), Red Velvet, Confetti Cake, Kentucky Butter Cake, Blueberry Muffin, Cinnamon Roll, Cookie Dough, Galaxy Brownie, Hazelnut Sea Salt, Lemon Bar, Raspberry Cheesecake, Skillet Cookie, Strawberry Shortcake and Dubai-Style Chocolate Cheesecake. Calories for a vault flavour are never printed unless captured from an official table during a week it actually runs.

Dirty Sodas & Drinks (Select Locations Only)

The drinks menu exists only at stores with drink equipment — several hundred stores have not installed it, and Crumbl keeps an official list of drinks stores. The builds are Dr Pepper® and Diet Coke® dirty sodas, water-based Coolers, Red Bull® Chargers, and a create-your-own option, priced $3.48–$6.65 in the captured board. No calories are published for any dirty soda in the captured official sources, so the drink rows carry none. The universal drinks are simpler: milk (8 oz), chocolate milk (8 oz) and bottled water — and a 49¢ water cup.

Nutrition: Whole-Cookie Calories, Not Quarters

Crumbl’s current official display is per whole cookie: Large rows run 540–880 calories on this week’s board. Older third-party pages quoting 120–200 calories for a cookie are using Crumbl’s superseded FDA labels, which divided one Large cookie into four servings — a quarter-cookie figure, not a whole-cookie figure. The two bases must never be mixed, and this page does not mix them.

The new board’s figures are the calories displayed on Crumbl’s own store ordering pages for the week of October 26, 2026 (checked at the Lubbock, Texas store; Chocolate Chip 540 and Chocolate Chip Mini 120 match the previous board’s official figures). New Mini figures from the same ordering pages: Peanut Butter Cup Blondie Mini 200, Halloween Sprinkle Cake Mini 270, Halloween Red Velvet Mini 280, Cookies & Cream Tres Leches Cake Mini 260, Rainbow Shake Mini 340, Pumpkin Cheesecake Mini 280, Dirt Cake Mini 310. Where captures conflict — Chocolate Chip is 540 in the current-week official display against 550, 680 and 730 in various tracker tables — the current-week official display wins.

Allergens & Dietary Answers

Crumbl publishes nutrition and allergen grids per bakery. The per-bakery grid for this new board was not re-pulled for this refresh — Crumbl’s nutrition page serves each bakery’s table only after a store is selected — so this page does not repeat the previous board’s allergen grid as if it were this week’s. Two things are certain from Crumbl’s own material: peanut is an ingredient in the Peanut Butter Cup Blondie Cookie by its own official description, and the standing kitchen position below still applies. Check your own bakery’s allergen grid before ordering.

Deals & Crumbl Rewards

Rewards is the backbone of every legitimate Crumbl discount — there are no promo codes to invent, and none are printed here. Membership is free, and members earn Crumbs on purchases at a rate that rises with tier. The official tiers: Bronze (default, 10 Crumbs per $1), Silver (500 Crumbs earned in the year, 11 per $1), Gold (1,500 Crumbs, 12 per $1) and Pink (2,500 Crumbs, 13 per $1). Silver and above unlock the birthday Free Single voucher — Bronze members do not qualify under the 2026 rules, and the birthday must be saved in the profile at least 48 hours beforehand. Pink members get 5% off a pre-order placed after the weekly drop on Sundays from 6–8pm MST. Pink Week is the recurring promo event in the same system. Terms, eligible purchases and perks can change — the official Crumbl Rewards page is the current source, and Crumbs expire one year after earning per the published FAQ.

A 10% military discount for in-store purchases, verified through SheerID or with military ID at the register, is widely reported but franchise-dependent — confirm with your store before relying on it.

Cookie Care: How Long They Last

No official care timetable was in the captured sources, so this section states the practical rule rather than a Crumbl publication: the pink box is presentation packaging, not airtight storage. Move cookies you are not eating today into an airtight container. At room temperature they are best within 2–3 days; chilled flavours stay refrigerated and keep up to about a week; for longer storage, freeze cookies individually wrapped — pre-freeze on a tray first so frosting does not smear — for up to about three months, and thaw in the fridge overnight. Warm cookies are served warm and chilled cookies chilled for a reason: bring a chilled cookie to room temperature for 10–15 minutes before eating, and reheat a warm one briefly rather than baking it again.

Hours: Closed Sundays, Late on Fridays and Saturdays

Crumbl stores are closed on Sundays — the single most searched hours fact about this chain, and the one that catches first-time visitors. The typical pattern from official store pages is Mon–Thu roughly 8–9 AM to 10 PM, Fri–Sat to 11 PM or midnight. Holiday hours are per store: check your bakery’s listing before Easter, Christmas Eve, Memorial Day or Labor Day trips, and before any late-night run, since the pattern above is typical, not a chain-wide timetable. The official store locator on crumblcookies.com is the source of truth for a specific bakery.

Gift Cards

Gift cards are sold in store and through Crumbl’s official gift-card page, and the balance is checked through the official route in the Crumbl app and on crumblcookies.com — never through a third-party balance-checker site, none of which is Crumbl’s. Cards are also sold at Target, which is why Target gift-card searches land here. Add a card to the app before ordering if you want it applied at checkout rather than presented at the counter.

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