Crumbl’s first-ever value menu starts Oct. 23 with a 99-cent Chocolate Chip Cookie Thin, 99-cent Dirty Sodas and cookie-and-soda combos starting at $1.69.
Crumbl cookies just got a lot cheaper.
Crumbl launched its first-ever value menu on Friday, Oct. 23, with items starting at 99 cents.
What’s on the Crumbl value menu?
Cookies, Dirty Sodas, and combos. Here’s the lineup, according to Living On The Cheap and Miami On The Cheap:
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Chocolate Chip Cookie Thin: $0.99
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12-ounce Dirty Soda: $0.99
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24-ounce Dirty Soda: $1.49
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32-ounce Dirty Soda: $1.99
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12-ounce Dirty Soda + Cookie Thin: $1.69
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24-ounce Dirty Soda + Cookie Thin: $1.99 to $2.19
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32-ounce Dirty Soda + Cookie Thin: $2.49 to $2.69
Prices may vary by location, which is why some combos show a range.
What is the Crumbl $1.99 combo?
A large Chocolate Chip Thin cookie and a 24-ounce zero-sugar Dirty Soda for $1.99, according to TheStreet.
Together, the cookie and drink have 170 calories.
What is a Crumbl Cookie Thin?
A thinner version of Crumbl’s chocolate chip cookie. Crumbl is famous for its thick, oversized cookies, so the Cookie Thin is a lighter, lower-priced option.
What is a Dirty Soda?
A soda mixed with flavored syrups, creamers, or fruit. Dirty Sodas got their start in Utah, where Crumbl is based, and became a big trend on social media.
The value menu does not include Crumbl’s Energy Chargers, according to Living On The Cheap.
Is the Crumbl value menu at every location?
No. The deals are at participating locations only. Dirty Sodas are available at about 800 Crumbl stores, according to TheStreet. About 300 locations don’t have the equipment to make them, so they can’t offer the soda deals.
Check the Crumbl app or call your local store before you go.
How long will the Crumbl value menu last?
Crumbl hasn’t said. TheStreet reported the company hasn’t publicly shared an end date.
If the deals catch on, they could stick around. Fast-food chains like McDonald’s and Taco Bell have leaned on value menus to bring in budget-minded customers.
Why is Crumbl launching a value menu?
To get more people in the door. Crumbl CEO Jason McGowan told franchisees about the new deal in a message, Restaurant Business reported. The company has been working to bring back customers after a drop in sales and some store closures this year.
How much does a regular Crumbl cookie cost?
Crumbl’s regular full-size cookies usually cost several dollars each, and prices vary by location. That makes the 99-cent Cookie Thin a big discount for a quick treat.
Crumbl’s famous Pink Box is still the go-to for sharing a bigger order.
Can you get the Crumbl value menu on delivery?
Crumbl hasn’t said whether the value menu works for delivery or only for in-store and pickup orders. Delivery orders often come with higher prices and extra fees, so ordering in the app for pickup is likely the cheapest way to go.
If you’re watching sugar, the $1.99 combo uses a zero-sugar Dirty Soda, according to TheStreet.
What is Crumbl known for?
Huge cookies and a weekly rotating menu. Crumbl changes its flavor lineup every week, which has helped it build a big following on TikTok and Instagram.
The chain was founded in 2017 in Logan, Utah, and has more than 1,000 locations across the U.S.
Article compiled with the help of the Pirates & Princesses newsroom.
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Hat Tips:
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TheStreet (Oct. 2026), the $1.99 combo, calories, Dirty Soda store count and CEO message
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Living On The Cheap, Bryan K. Chavez (Oct. 22, 2026), the full value menu and prices
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Miami On The Cheap (Oct. 23, 2026), the value menu prices
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Restaurant Business (Oct. 2026), the CEO’s message to franchisees
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