When Will Crumbl Release Donuts? Here’s Everything We Know About the Timeline
If your feed has been blowing up with Crumbl donut rumors, here’s the deal: it’s real. Well, sort of. Crumbl Cookies has officially confirmed it is testing donuts, and the internet is absolutely losing it.
The Post That Started It All
The speculation kicked off after Instagram account Snackolator shared mockups of potential Crumbl donut flavors — and the lineup had people screaming. The flavors shown? Cookie Butter, Raspberry Cheesecake and Cinnamon Crunch.
Let that sink in for a second. Cookie Butter as a donut. Raspberry Cheesecake as a donut. If you’ve ever demolished a Crumbl cookie and thought, “I wish this came in donut form,” your manifestation may actually be working.
The post sent the food corner of social media into overdrive, with fans dissecting the mockups and speculating about what a Crumbl donut experience could actually look like. And then Crumbl went ahead and confirmed the testing was happening.
What Crumbl Actually Said
On Jan. 12, a Crumbl spokesperson told People Magazine the company is “excited to be testing donuts as part of the ongoing product innovation process.”
Before you start planning your donut haul, though, there’s a big caveat. The spokesperson emphasized that the concept remains in early development, stating, “As with many ideas, this testing is still in its early stages, and there are no immediate plans to launch. Any potential rollout would be quite some time away and would depend on extensive testing, customer feedback, and operational considerations. Our focus remains on thoughtfully innovating while ensuring any new offering meets the experience and quality standards our customers expect from Crumbl.”
Crumbl reiterated a similar message in a statement to USA TODAY, noting that “testing is still in its early stages, and there are no immediate plans to launch.”
So yes, donuts are on Crumbl’s radar. No, you can’t order one yet. The timeline sounds like it could be a while, and the company made it clear that customer feedback and operational considerations will shape whether this ever actually launches.
Why This Is a Huge Deal for Crumbl
Crumbl built its empire on cookies — and specifically on the weekly rotating menu format that turned every Monday reveal into a social media event. The idea of donuts entering that rotation is the kind of brand evolution that could completely change the game.
Think about it: those leaked mockup flavors like Cookie Butter and Cinnamon Crunch feel very on-brand for Crumbl’s approach of taking familiar, comforting flavors and elevating them into something over-the-top and Instagram-worthy. A Crumbl donut isn’t just a donut. It would be a Crumbl donut — and that distinction matters to anyone who’s ever watched a weekly flavor drop video.
What You Can Actually Order Right Now
While donuts are still in testing, Crumbl continues to offer its existing menu with plenty to keep your sweet tooth busy. The weekly rotating lineup includes six “Classic Flavors,” four rotating weekly options and a weekly Cookie Thins offering available on “Thin Thursdays.”
According to a company press release, the “Classic Flavors” lineup includes Milk Chocolate Chip or Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chunk Cookie, Pink Sugar Cookie, Chocolate Crumb Cookie with Oreo, Brownie Batter Cookie, Snickerdoodle Cookie and Celebration Cake Cookie. These are described as “iconic” options customers can “always count on.”
So while the donut dream is still just that — a dream in testing — there’s no shortage of Crumbl goodness to grab in the meantime. Keep your eyes on the weekly drops and your notifications on for Snackolator. If and when those donuts get closer to launch, you’ll want to know first.
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