Crumbl has gone full Minecraft. For one week, the cookie chain is selling six square, character-topped desserts based on the game, from a green Creeper key lime sandwich to a grass block cake, and it is packing qualifying orders with mystery collectible spoons shaped like Minecraft tools. The Crumbl x Minecraft menu is available August 31 through September 5, 2026.
The six cookies
Every dessert in the collaboration is a square Crumbl treat finished with a non-edible Minecraft character topper:
- Minecraft Creeper Key Lime Sandwich. A lime cookie with a lime frosting layer and green sprinkles, topped with a Creeper.
- Minecraft Grass Block Cake. A cinnamon vanilla cake with chocolate crumb streusel, cinnamon brown sugar, and grass-textured brown cream cheese frosting.
- Minecraft Lemon Poppy Seed Cookie. A lemon poppy seed cookie with lemon curd and lemon buttercream, topped with a bee.
- Minecraft Cookies & Cream Sandwich. A chocolate cookies-and-cream cookie with purple marshmallow mousse and brownie pieces, topped with an Enderman.
- Minecraft Cherry Blossom Cookie. A pink cookie with maraschino cherries and cherry cream cheese frosting, topped with a pig.
- Minecraft Cookie Butter Cookie. A marbled spiced cookie butter cookie with melted cookie butter and cookie butter frosting, topped with a chicken.
The box and the collectible spoons
The cookies come in a special Crumbl x Minecraft six-pack box, and Crumbl is using the drop to push a collectible. Mystery spoons modeled on Minecraft tools come in four designs: a diamond sword, a wooden shovel, a golden axe, and an iron pickaxe. A qualifying six-pack comes with one spoon and a twelve-pack with two, in the US while supplies last. The spoons are in-store only, so pre-orders do not qualify.
When and where
The Crumbl x Minecraft menu runs August 31 through September 5, 2026, with pre-orders that opened August 30. Crumbl rotates its menu every week, so this is a one-week drop. “Minecraft is all about imagination, creativity and bringing people together, and this partnership gave us a fun opportunity to craft a menu that feels true to both brands,” said Sawyer Hemsley, co-founder of Crumbl.
For more limited-time chain food coverage, see our Fall Food and Drinks 2026 guide.
