Aldi shoppers are buzzing about Bake Shop cookies in Birthday Cake, Cookies & Cream, Chocolate Fudge, and Cinnamon Roll flavors that look a lot like Crumbl’s big cookies.
Crumbl fans, your next cookie run might be a grocery run.
Aldi appears to have new Bake Shop cookies on shelves in four flavors that look a lot like the big, frosted cookies Crumbl is known for. Food news account Markie Devo shared the find on Friday, Nov. 13.
The four flavors are Birthday Cake, Cookies & Cream, Chocolate Fudge and Cinnamon Roll.
What flavors are the Aldi Crumbl dupe cookies?
Birthday Cake, Cookies & Cream, Chocolate Fudge, and Cinnamon Roll, according to Markie Devo’s post. All four are under Aldi’s Bake Shop label, the store brand it uses for cakes, cookies, muffins, and other bakery treats.
If those flavors sound familiar, they should. Birthday cake, cookies and cream, chocolate, and cinnamon roll flavors all show up on Crumbl’s rotating menu.
How much do the Aldi Bake Shop cookies cost?
That’s still unclear. Aldi hasn’t posted a price or pack size for the new cookies online, and the cookies didn’t show up in a search of Aldi’s website on Saturday, Nov. 14.
Prices at Aldi can also vary by store, so check the shelf tag at your location.
Are the Aldi cookies an Aldi Find?
Aldi hasn’t said. Many of the chain’s limited-time treats are Aldi Finds, which rotate in each week and are gone once they sell out. If these turn out to be Finds, they may not stick around long.
Aldi’s November Finds lineup already includes other holiday cookies. Bake Shop Holiday Italian Cookies arrive Wednesday, Nov. 18, for $5.99, and Bake Shop Gingerbread Cookie Sandwiches follow Wednesday, Nov. 25, for $4.99, according to The Daily Meal.
What is King Krumb?
Another Crumbl lookalike. King Krumb cookies, from a New Jersey bakery, landed at Walmart earlier this year in two-packs and four-packs, Sporked reported in April.
Flavors included birthday cake, cinnamon swirl, candy confetti and chocolate chip. Sporked said they cost far less than a trip to Crumbl.
Why are Crumbl dupes so popular?
Price. Crumbl’s oversized cookies have become a treat many families save for special occasions, and a grocery-store version can cost a lot less, especially when you’re feeding a crowd.
Crumbl, which started in Logan, Utah, in 2017, built its following on a weekly rotating menu and its signature pink boxes. Fans now hunt for at-home versions, from copycat recipes to store-bought dupes.
Where can you find the Aldi Bake Shop cookies?
In Aldi’s bakery aisle, if your store has them. Markie Devo’s post says the cookies are at Aldi now, but availability can vary from store to store.
Aldi has more than 2,400 U.S. stores, including plenty around Orlando and Central Florida, so Disney World visitors can make a quick stop for park snacks.
Do the Aldi cookies taste like Crumbl?
It’s too soon to say. Shoppers are just starting to spot them, and no major taste tests have been posted yet. Aldi’s Bake Shop line has a mixed track record with reviewers, so your mileage may vary.
Tips for finding the Aldi Crumbl dupe cookies
Check the bakery aisle first. Bake Shop cookies usually sit with Aldi’s other packaged baked goods.
Shop early in the week. Aldi restocks Finds on Wednesdays, and popular items can sell out fast.
Grab a few flavors at once. If they’re limited, you may not get a second chance at Cinnamon Roll or Birthday Cake.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Markie Devo on X (Nov. 13, 2026), the four Bake Shop flavors
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The Daily Meal, Nikki Munoz (Nov. 1, 2026), Aldi’s November Bake Shop Finds and prices
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Sporked, Jay Wilson (April 2, 2026), King Krumb at Walmart
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