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Crumbl Cookie is celebrating their ninth birthday with six new and previous cookies on the menu for the week of Sept. 20-26. The new incoming cookies are the Pink Sugar Cookie Cake, and the Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake Cookie, while the previous cookies include Birthday Cake Cookie ft. OREO, Cake Batter Blondie Cookie, Strawberry Biscoff Cookie and the famous Dubai-Style Chocolate Brownie. Crumbl first opened on Sept. 29, 2017, in Logan, Utah. Their first ever cookie week menu included Nutella Sea Salt, Oatmeal Chocolate Chip, Reese’s Chip, Chilled Sugar and Milk Chocolate Chip flavors. Since then, Crumbl has opened over 1,100 locations worldwide. The limited edition cake for Crumbl Cookies birthday week is the Pink Sugar Cake. This cake tastes just like a thick baked sugar cookie but in a soft cake format rather than the traditional individual cookie. The Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake is a thick chocolate chip cookie topped with a perfect amount of chocolate icing.

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