200 rotating flavors, but you’ll always find Chocolate Chip
The Peninsula’s getting another purveyor of giant cookies.is coming to Mountain View, with a soft opening scheduled for Thursday, April 13, and an official grand opening on Friday the 14th.
The Logan, Utah-based chain is known for its warm, shareable, gourmet cookies. Milk Chocolate Chip Cookie and Pink Frosted Sugar Cookie are among its top sellers and always available. The rest of the rotation changes weekly and includes such popular flavors as Key Lime Pie, S’Mores and Dulce de Leche.
“We have a rotation of 200-plus favors, which keeps it fun and fresh,” said Randi Bennion, owner of the San Antonio center franchise with her husband, Tobin. One of the fun ideas is the occasional cookie that doesn’t benefit from being warmed, she said. On Valentine’s Day, Crumbl featured a chocolate-covered strawberry cookie that was served chilled.
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