🍪 I Finally Tried Crumbl… Was the Internet Lying?! 👀
I swear I had never heard a good Crumbl review.
Every video that popped up on my feed was somebody saying the cookies were overrated, too sweet, or just plain nasty. 😂
So instead of taking everybody else’s opinion as fact, I decided to find out for myself.
This week’s lineup (Aug. 16–22) included:
✨ Crème Brûlée
✨ Cannoli
✨ Chocolate Tiramisu Cake
✨ Swedish Candy
✨ Vanilla Chocolate Gelato
• the classic Pink Sugar & Chocolate Chip.
Since it was my first time, I grabbed the mini pack because I wasn’t about to spend full-cookie money if the reviews were right. 😭
Here’s my verdict:
⭐ Vanilla Chocolate Gelato — 10/10 (the star of the box!)
⭐ Crème Brûlée — Really good.
⭐ Chocolate Tiramisu Cake — My kids loved it.
⭐ Cannoli — My son finished it with zero complaints.
So… contrary to what the internet had me believing, Crumbl was actually a win in this house.
Overall, I’m giving my first Crumbl experience an 8/10.
Not quite a 9 yet, but definitely good enough that I’ll be back to try next week’s flavors. One thing about me—I like forming my own opinions instead of letting the internet decide for me.
Now tell me…
🍪 What’s the BEST Crumbl cookie you’ve ever had, and which one should I try next?
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Having tasted the Crumbl cookies myself, I wanted to share a bit more about what stood out beyond just the flavors. The texture of each cookie was definitely a major factor in my enjoyment. For example, the Vanilla Chocolate Gelato cookie was not only deliciously flavored but had a perfect softness paired with a slight chewiness that made every bite satisfying rather than cloying. I noticed that some cookies, like the Chocolate Tiramisu Cake, offered a richer mix of cream and chocolate, which delighted my kids and would probably please anyone who prefers decadence over simplicity. Another aspect worth mentioning is the calorie count visible on the Crumbl menu, which varies quite a bit—from around 210 calories for the Creme Brûlée cookie to nearly 880 for the more indulgent Chocolate Tiramisu. This is useful info if you're watching your intake but still want to indulge occasionally. What surprised me was how a mini pack (which I opted for the first time as a bit of a tester) allowed me to sample multiple flavors without feeling overwhelmed or like I was splurging too much. From a personal experience standpoint, ordering was hassle-free, and the freshness of the cookies was evident, which can sometimes be a hit-or-miss with popular cookie chains. The rotating weekly flavors added an element of excitement and variety; it felt like getting a new treat each time I checked their menu. This also made me realize why some people might be disappointed if they try just one flavor and don’t find it to their liking—it’s best to sample a few options before deciding. In conclusion, while some online reviewers might call Crumbl "overrated," my experience leaned more toward "worth trying." As with anything food-related, personal preferences vary widely, so I recommend giving them a chance for yourself. If you’re a cookie enthusiast like me, the mini pack is the perfect way to start without overcommitting. Going forward, I’m excited to see what new flavors they roll out and to share more honest reviews from my family’s taste tests.
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