Crumbl Cookies Menu Prices in Canada [2026 Updated]

That pink box has a way of making me question my spending habits. I walk into Crumbl for one cookie, catch the smell of warm dough and melted chocolate, and suddenly I’m debating whether a $31.99 four-pack is worth it. At around $8.69 for a single large cookie, I want more than a pretty box and a sugar rush. I want a flavour worth remembering.

I’ve got over 200 flavours to think about, but here’s the catch: Crumbl only serves a rotating selection of around 4–6 gourmet flavours each week, with the new lineup dropping Sunday night. I can usually count on the award-winning Milk Chocolate Chip, while the Classic Pink Sugar brings that sweet cherry-almond frosting I either crave or find a little too much. Picking favourites isn’t easy when next week’s menu could replace them overnight.

The menu stretches beyond those hefty, soft-centred cookies, too. I’ve got Cookie Thins when I fancy a crisp snap instead of dense dough, Tres Leches cakes for a creamy dessert, mini fruit pies, and party boxes ranging from mini three-packs to 12-packs. Then there are the Dirty Sodas, with more than 40 customisable combinations. A Cherry Bombshell blends Diet Dr Pepper with cherry, coconut cream, and fresh lime, while the Electric Storm mixes Sprite Zero with blue raspberry and coconut cream.

I’ve put together this Crumbl Cookies Menu with Prices in Canada to help me compare the prices, check the available treats, and decide what deserves a place in my pink box. I’ll cover the menu options, popular picks, and drink choices so I can spend less time second-guessing my order and more time enjoying the good stuff.

Crumbl Cookies Menu Prices Canada

Value Menu

Large Desserts

Mini Desserts

Dirty Sodas

Extras

Must-Try Canadian Exclusive Crumbl Flavours

Strawberry Shortcake

I’m putting this at the top of my list because that fluffy cake, generous whipped cream, and sweet strawberry jam combination is ridiculously good. The cream feels light against the soft cake, and the jam brings that proper strawberry sweetness I want from a dessert like this.

Nanaimo Bar

I expected a thicker bar, but this one’s thinner than I’d pictured. The coconut and graham cracker flavours come through much stronger than they do in Crumbl’s Nanaimo Bar cookie, and I love how the smooth vanilla custard sits between those layers.

And that chocolate top — its texture reminded me of the viral Dubai brownies, with a firm bite against the softer filling. I was scraping up the last chocolate bits from the box.

Saskatoon Berry Lemon Crisp Cookie

Saskatoon berries taste like a mix of blueberries, cherries, and almonds to me. Pairing them with lemon curd was a smart move because the tangy citrus cuts through the berry sweetness instead of letting it get too heavy.

But I wouldn’t describe this as a typical cookie. The crumbly topping and fruit filling make it feel much closer to a proper crumble, and I loved that buttery, slightly crisp texture with the sharp lemon curd.

Maple Cream Sandwich Cookie

This tastes like a giant version of those classic Canadian maple sandwich cookies, with sweet cream tucked between the maple-flavoured layers. I enjoyed it, although I wanted a stronger maple hit — the flavour’s a little too gentle for something built around maple.

Summer Berry Tart Cookie

I went in expecting disappointment after reading the online reviews, and that base really was too thin. It felt more like a tart than a substantial Crumbl cookie, which was frustrating when I was expecting something with a bit more bite.

So the vanilla mousse had a lot of work to do. The creamy topping and refreshing fruit rescued the whole thing, bringing a cool, fruity freshness that cut through the heavier desserts in my pink box.

Crumbl Cookies Alternatives

• Panera Bread
• Starbucks
• Tim Hortons
• Dairy Queen

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready for the Pink Box?

I’ve researched Crumbl prices across multiple Canadian locations and update this guide from time to time to keep the numbers as accurate as possible. Prices don’t differ massively from store to store, usually by a few cents to around a dollar depending on the province. I still check my local app before ordering, especially when I’m spending nearly $9 on a single cookie.

I’m keeping an eye out for the next Strawberry Shortcake drop and those limited-time cakes, but Milk Chocolate Chip is always a solid backup when the weekly flavours don’t appeal to me.

Check your local Crumbl app for this week’s rotation, and tell me which treats you’re putting in your next pink box!

Christopher Hopper

Hi, I am Christopher Hopper, the food writer behind Canada Menu Hub. I live right here in Canada and absolutely love exploring our incredible food scene.

I created this website after getting frustrated with how hard it is to find current restaurant prices online. Since I already love writing and discovering new places to eat, I decided to fix the issue myself.

My mission is simple. I track down the latest menus, verify the costs, and update the prices here so you know exactly what you will pay before you order. When I am not writing articles or checking menu updates, I am usually traveling the country looking for my next great meal.