Crumbl is rolling out a new fall-themed menu, and this one runs from October 5 through October 10, 2026. Customers have just five days to try all five flavors before they disappear.
The menu spans sweet treats, ice cream and brownies, and it leans heavily on seasonal ingredients without going too far into pumpkin spice territory. Here is everything that lands on the menu this week.
White Drop Cookie and the Cookies ‘n’ Creme Stacking
The headline item is the White Drop Cookie, a warm cookie mixed with cookies & cream chunks. What sets it apart is the topping: it gets a Hershey’s Cookies ‘n’ Creme, white drop pieces, and a Hershey’s Cookies ‘n’ Creme candy bar piece. That is three kinds of the same brand on one cookie, which makes it the most ambitious offering on the board.
The cookie itself is described as warm, which suggests it comes fresh from the oven. The white drop pieces add texture, while the candy bar piece gives the whole thing a final hit of chocolate. For fans of the brand, this is the flavor to chase first.
Raspberry Cheesecake With Graham Cracker Crunch
The Raspberry Cheesecake is a simpler build. It starts with vanilla cheesecake on a buttery graham cracker crust, then gets a raspberry spread and a whipped cream rosette on top. The graham cracker crust adds a familiar crunch, and the raspberry spread gives the cheesecake some brightness.
This is the kind of dessert that reads as light and refreshing alongside the heavier options. It is also the only non-cookie item on the menu, which makes it stand out for anyone who wants something cold over something warm.
Biscoff Ice Cream Cookie and the Cookie Butter Factor
The Biscoff Ice Cream Cookie is a chilled brown sugar cookie topped with buttercream made with Biscoff cookie butter and crunchy Biscoff cookie pieces. The combination of cookie butter and crunchy pieces gives the cookie a rich, caramel-like flavor that sets it apart from the other flavors on the menu.
This is the second cookie to use a named partner product, after the Cookies ‘n’ Creme. The Biscoff cookie butter is the star here, and the crunchy pieces add texture throughout the bite.
Cinnamon Roll Cookie and Its Frosting Swirl
The Cinnamon Roll Cookie is a warm vanilla sugar cookie topped with cinnamon streusel and a swirl of vanilla cream cheese frosting. The frosting is the defining element, and the swirl suggests a messy, gooey finish that will appeal to anyone who likes their cookies to melt in the mouth.
The streusel adds texture, and the vanilla cream cheese frosting gives the cookie a tangy contrast to the sweetness of the base. This is the most straightforward of the five flavors, but it is also the one that relies most on the quality of the ingredients.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Brownie With Reese’s Pieces
The Chocolate Peanut Butter Brownie features Reese’s Pieces and is packed with chopped Reese’s Pieces. It is topped with peanut butter frosting, chopped Reese’s Pieces, and a drip. That is a full complement of peanut butter and chocolate elements across the brownie.
The brownie is described as fudgy, which suggests a dense, moist texture. The drip adds a finishing touch, and the chopped Reese’s Pieces keep the peanut butter theme consistent.
What This Menu Actually Is
Each item is limited to the October 5–10 window, and Crumbl has not announced whether any of these flavors will return later in the season.
The menu is a mix of familiar Crumbl formats. There are two cookies, one ice cream cookie, one cheesecake and one brownie. The toppings vary widely, from white drop pieces to cinnamon streusel to cookie butter buttercream.
Here is the quick rundown:
| Item | Topping Highlights |
|---|---|
| White Drop Cookie | Cookies ‘n’ Creme chunks, white drop pieces, candy bar piece |
| Raspberry Cheesecake | Graham cracker crust, raspberry spread, whipped cream rosette |
| Biscoff Ice Cream Cookie | Biscoff cookie butter, crunchy Biscoff pieces |
| Cinnamon Roll Cookie | Cinnamon streusel, vanilla cream cheese frosting |
| Chocolate Peanut Butter Brownie | Reese’s Pieces, peanut butter frosting, drip |
Five days is a tight window for a limited-time menu.
Why the Short Window Matters
Five days is a tight window for a limited-time menu. Crumbl has made its case, and now it is up to the customer to decide which flavor deserves a repeat visit.
For anyone who has been waiting for a reason to stop by Crumbl this fall, the answer is simple: the next five days. After that, the menu disappears.
Source material: “Crumbl Bakes Fall-Themed Menu Through October 10, 2026,” Brand Eating.
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