The Kardashian x Crumbl Cookie Collab, Fully Fact-Checked
Six sisters, six cookies, one wild week. Here’s exactly what was in the box, what it cost down to the penny, the real calorie counts, and whether it’s ever coming back.
The Kardashian-Jenner takeover ran at Crumbl nationwide from April 7–12, 2025 only. A single cookie started at $4.99, climbing to $6.98 for Kourtney’s flourless cake, and the full six-cookie box ran $27.97. It’s no longer on the menu, and Crumbl has given no confirmed date for a full-lineup return.
How a reality-TV dynasty took over America’s cookie box
In April 2025, Crumbl handed its entire weekly menu to one family for the first time in company history — and the internet noticed immediately.
Launch day
Crumbl replaced every item on its rotating menu with six cookies, one per Kardashian-Jenner sister, marking the brand’s first-ever full menu takeover. The cookies rolled out simultaneously in the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico, and could be ordered in-store, on Crumbl’s app, or through delivery partners.
A deliberate pop-culture crossover
The drop landed alongside the Season 6 finale of “The Kardashians” on Hulu, and Kris Jenner posted a thank-you video to Crumbl’s Instagram the day after launch, calling the partnership “so much fun.”
Viral week
Search interest, app downloads, and in-store traffic all spiked. Multiple locations reported it as the busiest week in Crumbl’s history, and food creators across TikTok and YouTube raced to rank all six flavors.
Last day
As with every Crumbl weekly lineup, the collab expired on schedule. Because Crumbl’s menu rotates every week regardless of demand, the six Kardashian cookies haven’t appeared together again since.
The hangover
Many Crumbl locations saw sales jump 25–50% over the collab week itself, suggesting the buzz converted a real chunk of first-time customers into repeat ones — even after the Kardashian names came off the box.
All six cookies, priced and counted
Every cookie was oversized, individually boxed in Crumbl’s signature packaging, and priced separately — a la carte pricing started at $4.99, with two flavors carrying a premium.
Star ratings reflect the averages Crumbl displayed on-app during and after the promotion; ratings weren’t publicly listed for Kris’s or Kendall’s cookies. Pricing can vary slightly by store and region.
Is the Kardashian Crumbl Cookie still available?
Short answer: no — not as the original six-cookie set. Here’s the nuance.
Gone as a full lineup
Crumbl’s menu rotates every single week on a schedule set months in advance, and the brand has not brought all six Kardashian-Jenner cookies back together since April 12, 2025. Given how tightly Crumbl controls its calendar, a full six-cookie reunion is unlikely any time soon.
Individual flavors can resurface
Crumbl regularly revives past fan favorites as one-off “Hometown Picks,” and fans have speculated individual cookies could reappear during the relevant sister’s birthday week — Kourtney (April), Khloé (June), Kylie (August), and Kim (October) — though Crumbl hasn’t confirmed this as an official policy.
Quick answers
Q.What is the Kardashian Crumbl Cookie collab?
It was a one-week, full-menu takeover where Crumbl Cookies replaced its entire weekly lineup with six cookies and desserts, each designed to represent a member of the Kardashian-Jenner family: Kris, Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Kendall, and Kylie.
Q.Are the Kardashian Crumbl Cookies still available?
No. The collab ran exclusively from April 7 to April 12, 2025, and hasn’t returned as a complete set since. Individual flavors may occasionally reappear as regional Hometown Picks.
Q.How much did the Kardashian Crumbl Cookies cost?
Most cookies were $4.99 each. Kris’s Classic Yellow Layer Cake cost $5.98, and Kourtney’s Flourless Chocolate Cake — the priciest of the six — cost $6.98. The full six-cookie box was $27.97.
Q.Which Kardashian Crumbl Cookie had the most calories?
Kendall Jenner’s Cookie Dough Cupcake Cookie was the richest of the six at 1,000 calories. Kim Kardashian’s Snickerdoodle Crumb Cake Cookie was the lightest at 780 calories.
Q.Will Crumbl bring the Kardashian cookies back?
There’s no confirmed date for a full-lineup return. Given how well the original week performed, individual flavors returning as one-off specials is plausible, but Crumbl hasn’t announced anything official.
A one-week event that outlasted its own menu
The Kardashian x Crumbl collaboration wasn’t just a flavor drop — it was Crumbl’s first full-menu takeover, timed to a Hulu finale, and it delivered the brand’s best sales week on record. From Kris’s nostalgic yellow cake to Kendall’s 1,000-calorie cookie dough cupcake, all six cookies sold out fast and disappeared just as quickly. More than a year later, the box itself is history, but the blueprint — hand a beloved brand’s entire menu to a single celebrity family for one week — is one Crumbl and its rivals are likely to borrow again.
