Cold Stone’s 2026 Fall Flavors Are Here: Crumb and Get It and Going Bananas for JELL-O Pudding

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Cold Stone Creamery 2026 fall flavors, Crumb and Get It and Going Bananas for JELL-O Pudding

Cold Stone Creamery’s fall lineup is in stores now for 2026, and it skips pumpkin entirely for two comfort flavors: a brand-new graham cracker Creation and a returning banana pudding fan-favorite. The chain rolled the flavors out on social with no formal press release, so here is the full rundown of what is in each.

Cold Stone is calling the fall push “The Cozy Collection.” It pairs one new Creation with one that fans have been asking to bring back, both built around dessert-nostalgia flavors rather than the usual pumpkin spice.

Crumb and Get It (new for 2026)

The new Creation is Crumb and Get It, made with HONEY MAID Graham Cracker Ice Cream, Cookie Dough, HONEY MAID Graham Crackers, and Cookie Butter. It reads like a graham cracker cookie plate turned into an ice cream, with the cookie butter doing the heavy lifting on the sweet side.

Cold Stone Crumb and Get It graham cracker ice cream Creation
Image: Cold Stone Creamery

Going Bananas for JELL-O Pudding (back by request)

The returning flavor is Going Bananas for JELL-O Pudding, which Cold Stone brought back with a straightforward “Guess who’s back.” It layers JELL-O Banana Cream Pudding Ice Cream with NILLA Wafers, banana, and whipped topping, a scoopable take on classic banana pudding.

Cold Stone Going Bananas for JELL-O Pudding ice cream with NILLA Wafers and banana
Image: Cold Stone Creamery

No pumpkin this year

What stands out is what is missing. While most chains spent August racing to drop pumpkin spice, Cold Stone went the other way, building its fall menu on banana pudding and graham cracker instead. It is the same not-everything-is-pumpkin thread running through the rest of the season. Our Fall Food and Drinks 2026 guide tracks which chains leaned all the way into pumpkin and which sat it out, and Duncan Hines took a similar nostalgia route by handing its fall baking mixes to Snoopy and the Peanuts gang.

Is Boo Batter coming back in 2026?

For Halloween fans, the bigger question is Boo Batter, the orange Halloween ice cream Cold Stone has revived in past Octobers. Boo Batter is not part of this cozy fall lineup, and Cold Stone has not announced a 2026 return. It has historically been a separate October drop, most recently running from October 1 through October 31, 2025, alongside the Treat or Treat Creation, the Witches’ Boo Shake, and the Boo Batter Ice Cream Taco. If Cold Stone follows recent years, any Boo Batter comeback would arrive as a separate announcement closer to Halloween.

Where and when to get them

Both fall flavors are available now for a limited time at Cold Stone Creamery locations, including the shop outside Universal Orlando’s CityWalk.

Frequently asked questions

What are Cold Stone’s fall flavors for 2026? Two Creations: Crumb and Get It (new) and Going Bananas for JELL-O Pudding (returning), which Cold Stone is grouping as The Cozy Collection.

What is in Crumb and Get It? HONEY MAID Graham Cracker Ice Cream, Cookie Dough, HONEY MAID Graham Crackers, and Cookie Butter.

What is in Going Bananas for JELL-O Pudding? JELL-O Banana Cream Pudding Ice Cream, NILLA Wafers, banana, and whipped topping.

Is Boo Batter back this year? Cold Stone has not announced a 2026 Boo Batter return. The orange Halloween ice cream is not in the fall lineup and has typically arrived as a separate October release.

Does Cold Stone have pumpkin this fall? No. The 2026 fall flavors are banana pudding and graham cracker rather than pumpkin spice.

JELL-O is a registered trademark of Kraft Foods, used with permission. HONEY MAID is a trademark of Mondelez International group, used under license.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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