Crumbl Scoopable Cookie Dough Review, Price & Calories 2026

Crumbl Scoopable Cookie Dough Price & Calories

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My Review about it!

Movie night in our house has a seating chart, a blanket dispute, and — since Friday — a spoon rotation. The pink cup went in the middle of the couch like a campfire, and the rule was one scoop per person per pass. The rule survived about two passes.

I paid $4.49 for it on the way home, and there is no upcharge — one of its own reviewers noticed the same thing. It is served warm, which sounds wrong for something with a mousse dollop until you taste it. At 770 calories for the cup, it is a group dessert wearing a single-serving costume.

The first spoonful is the whole argument: warm, gooey brown sugar dough — actually baked, so it holds together like a soft cookie — loaded with melty chocolate chunks, and then the cold vanilla bean mousse on top doing the ice-cream job. It tastes like the middle of a cookie that never got interrupted by edges.

By the credits the cup was scraped clean enough to skip the washing-up debate. It is the easiest share on this week’s menu — no cutting, no quarters, just spoons — and the rare Crumbl item that works better on a couch than at a table. If it comes back, the spoon rotation becomes official house policy.

What I liked

What I didn’t

Compared with the Sea Salt Toffee Skillet Cookie: the skillet is the same warm-and-gooey idea in baked form — toffee crunch, mousse crown, sea salt sparks — while the scoopable skips the baking and hands you a spoon. Both land in the same comfort zone; the skillet crunches, the scoopable spoons.

Ingredients:

A scoop of warm, baked, gooey brown sugar cookie dough packed with melty milk and semi-sweet chocolate chunks served with a large dollop of ice cream-inspired vanilla bean mousse — our take on the viral trend — Crumbl’s official description.

Allergy Information:

Contains: Milk, Egg, Soy, Wheat; may contain Tree Nuts and Peanut

Note: This information is not medical or physician advice, and it does not replace consulting a doctor or allergist about your specific condition. If you experience any allergic reaction after eating, seek medical attention immediately or call emergency services.

As with all Crumbl desserts, they are made in a shared kitchen environment, so cross-contact with other allergens including peanuts, tree nuts, and sesame is possible.

Gluten Free?

No. It contains both wheat and milk directly, so it isn’t suitable for gluten-free or dairy-free diets.

Nutrition Facts:

Here are the official nutrition facts for the Scoopable Cookie Dough:

Like this Cookie? Try Crumbl Sea Salt Toffee Skillet Cookie — if you want the warm gooey bite with toffee crunch and a mousse crown instead of a spoon.

Scoopable Cookie Dough vs Sea Salt Toffee Skillet Cookie: spoon or skillet?

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