Crumbl Secret Menu Replaces the Mystery Cookie

Crumbl Cookies has decided to replace its famous Mystery Cookie with something new: the Secret Menu.

At first, this sounded exciting, but many fans are already unhappy. Most stores are choosing basic cookies like Oatmeal Raisin, Classic Peanut Butter, and Snickerdoodle. Customers feel this isn’t really a “secret” at all it’s just leftover ingredients being used up.

One possible reason is that:

  • Stores within 50 miles of each other cannot sell the same Secret Menu cookie.
  • Stores also can’t repeat the same Secret Menu cookie for six months.

Because of this, many franchise owners pick easy cookies instead of unique ones.

Hometown Pick Dubai Chocolate Brownie

On September 9th and 10th, some Crumbl stores tested a Hometown Pick, which was almost always the popular Dubai Chocolate Brownie.

If you saw a “2” on the Crumbl map, that usually meant the store was offering Dubai Chocolate Brownie on those two days only.

Most stores were not allowed to choose Dubai Chocolate Brownie as their Secret Menu cookie, which explains why it’s so rare.

What Is the Crumbl Cookies Secret Menu?

Crumbl Cookies is known for its rotating menu of over-the-top desserts, but in 2025, the company introduced something new: the Crumbl Secret Menu. This feature replaces the old Mystery Cookie, and while the idea is fun, it’s also left some fans confused.

How It Works

The Secret Menu is a special cookie chosen by each local store. Here’s how it’s set up:

  • One cookie per week: Each location selects a flavor that will run all week long.
  • No repeats for six months: Stores cannot repeat a Secret Menu cookie for at least half a year.
  • No duplicates nearby: Locations within 50 miles of each other must choose different cookies.

This means your Secret Menu flavor depends on where you live, and it may be very different from what’s offered at the store across town.

Secret Menu Outlook October to December 2025

Here’s what fans can expect later in the year:

🎃 October 2025

  • Pumpkin Chocolate Chip
  • Pumpkin Roll
  • Pumpkin Cheesecake
  • Midnight Mint
  • Cookies & Cream (spooky sprinkles)

🍂 November 2025

  • Pecan Pie
  • Maple Cinnamon Roll
  • Cranberry White Chip
  • Cornbread
  • Honey Bun

❄️ December 2025

  • Gingerbread
  • Hot Cocoa
  • Peppermint Bark
  • Red Velvet Cheesecake
  • Christmas-Themed Specials

Crumbl Secret Menu By Locations

🍪 Alabama
  • Auburn – Cornbread
  • Daphne – Peanut Butter Cup ft. Reese’s
  • Dothan – Dark Dream
  • Jones Valley – Chocolate Cake
  • Madison – Chocolate Cupcake
  • Vestavia Hills – New York Cheesecake
🍪 Arizona
  • Ahwatukee – Cookie Butter Lava
  • Arcadia – Blueberry Muffin
  • Avondale – Confetti
  • Glendale – Confetti
  • Goodyear – Cake Batter Blondie
  • Queen Creek – Churro
  • Scottsdale – Confetti
  • Tempe – Churro
🍪 California
  • Aliso Viejo – Churro
  • Bakersfield – Birthday Cake
  • Chico – German Chocolate Cake
  • Fresno – Churro
  • La Habra – Classic Peanut Butter
  • Orange – Reese’s Pieces Cookie
  • San Clemente – Midnight Mint
  • Santa Clarita – Churro
🍪 Colorado
  • Boulder – Dark Dream
  • Castle Rock – Chocolate ft. Oreo®
  • Colorado Springs – Blueberry Muffin
  • Edgewater – Cookie Butter Lava
  • Fort Collins – Not on Map
  • Lakewood – Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip
🍪 Connecticut
  • Buckland Hills – Cinnamon Pretzel
🍪 Florida
  • Altamonte Springs – Monster
  • Brandon – Cookie Butter White Chip
  • Clearwater – Peanut Butter Cup ft. Reese’s
  • Kissimmee – Honey Bun
  • Niceville – Cornbread
  • Sarasota UTC – Cake Batter Blondie
  • Seminole – Cake Batter Blondie
  • Westchase – Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecake
🍪 Georgia
  • Alpharetta – Chocolate Cookies & Cream
  • Cumming – Patriotic Fruit Pizza
  • Kennesaw – Snickerdoodle Cupcake
  • Lawrenceville – Ruby Chocolate Chip
  • Marietta – Nilla Bean Cupcake
🍪 Idaho
  • Boise – Cookie Butter Lava
  • Coeur D’Alene – Churro
  • Meridian – Confetti
  • Nampa – Confetti
  • Rexburg – Chocolate ft. Oreo®
  • Twin Falls – Pumpkin Chocolate Chip
🍪 Illinois
  • Buffalo Grove – Honey Bun
  • Naperville – Chocolate Cookies & Cream
  • Northbrook – Banana Cream Pie
  • Oakbrook – Snickerdoodle Cupcake
  • Schaumburg – Honey Bun
🍪 Indiana
  • Bloomington – Chocolate ft. York
  • Carmel – Oatmeal ft. Rolo®
  • Evansville – Ruby Chocolate Chip
  • Fishers – Ruby Chocolate Chip
  • Greenwood – Ruby Chocolate Chip
🍪 Iowa
  • Ankeny – Cookies & Cream Milkshake
  • Cedar Rapids – Chocolate ft. Oreo®
  • Davenport – Raspberry Cheesecake
  • Dubuque – Churro
🍪 Kentucky
  • Lexington – Cornflake Marshmallow
  • Middletown – Waffle
🍪 Louisiana
  • Baton Rouge – Confetti
  • Metairie – Peanut Butter ft. Reese’s Pieces

Final Thoughts

The new Secret Menu is meant to replace the Mystery Cookie, but many fans feel it’s a downgrade. Some stores are trying fun flavors, but others are keeping it too simple.

If you want to know what your store has, check the Crumbl Website Flavor Map every Sunday night. That’s where the Crumbl Secret Menu cookies for each location are revealed.

FAQs About Crumbl Screat Menu

What is the Crumbl Secret Menu?

The Crumbl Secret Menu is a rotating list of special cookie flavors only available at select locations. These cookies are not part of the regular weekly lineup.

How often does the Secret Menu change?

It changes throughout the year, often tied to seasons and holidays. For example, pumpkin flavors in the fall and peppermint cookies in December.

Where can I find Secret Menu cookies?

Only certain Crumbl locations in the U.S. offer Secret Menu cookies. Availability depends on the store and region.

Are Secret Menu cookies more expensive?

No, Secret Menu cookies are priced the same as Crumbl’s regular weekly cookies, though they are more limited in availability.

Can I order Secret Menu items online?

Most Secret Menu cookies are only sold in-store. Some locations may allow app or online orders, but it depends on the individual store.

What are the upcoming Secret Menu flavors?

From October to December 2025, expect pumpkin cookies, fall favorites like pecan pie and maple cinnamon roll, and holiday classics like gingerbread, hot cocoa, and peppermint bark.

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