Crumbl Spoilers and Next Week’s Flavors: November 2026

Crumbl spoilers help fans stay ahead of the weekly menu so they can plan their orders before flavors rotate again. This page covers the current week, next week’s expectations, and early November 2026 flavor predictions in one place. If you check Crumbl often, this kind of monthly spoiler guide makes it easier to track likely returns, seasonal desserts, and the cookies most likely to create buzz.

November 2026 is now in its second week, and the current lineup mixes a brand-new two-tiered Oreo cake, a returning scoopable dessert, a warm churro cookie, a rich double fudge brownie, and a chilled lemon bar, which usually signals that the rest of the month will keep leaning into cozy, bakery-style desserts with a few holiday touches creeping in. As always, the current week should be treated as official, while later weeks are best seen as early predictions based on trends, seasonality, and likely menu rotation patterns. Use the Nepal Premier League and NPL Season 3 Live Score to review match results and kickoff times.

Crumbl This Week’s Flavors

November 9 to November 14, 2026

This week’s Crumbl lineup is one of the most talked-about of the fall. It blends a brand-new Oreo cake, a returning scoopable dessert, a warm churro cookie, a rich double fudge brownie, and a chilled lemon bar with two classics that never leave. Three of the weekly flavors are served warm and one is served chilled, and the two classics are on the menu as well. Crumbl reveals each new lineup on Sunday and the flavors go on sale Monday morning, and stores are closed on Sunday.

Official weekly lineup

Scoopable Cookie Dough
The viral cookie dough dessert is back for a second week. It is priced per scoop in the app, and at 770 calories it is one of the richest items on the menu. If you missed it last week, this is your second chance to try the week’s biggest talking point.

OREO® Cookies & Cream Cake
The newest flavor of the week, a two-tiered dark chocolate cake made with OREO® cookie pieces, layered with OREO®-packed cream cheese frosting, OREO® syrup, and finished with a MINI OREO® cookie. At $4.99 and 900 calories it is the week’s big new dessert, and the one most likely to sell out first among cake fans.

Oatmeal Creme Pie Cookie
Two oatmeal cookies sandwiching a layer of marshmallow cream cheese frosting. At $4.99 and 530 calories it is the lowest-calorie weekly flavor, which makes it an easy pick for anyone who wants something soft and nostalgic without the heaviest dessert of the week.

Churro Cookie
A warm cinnamon cookie topped with a swirl of smooth cinnamon buttercream and a dusting of cinnamon sugar. At $4.99 and 800 calories it is the highest-rated flavor of the week at 4.52 stars, and the strongest choice for anyone who wants a classic bakery-style dessert.

Double Fudge Brownie
A decadent brownie loaded with semi-sweet chocolate chunks and creamy milk chocolate drops, topped with luscious fudge frosting. At $4.99 and 950 calories it is the richest item on the menu this week, and the one most likely to sell out first among chocolate lovers.

Peanut Butter Cup Cookie ft. REESE’S
A classic peanut butter cookie topped with a pool of melted peanut butter chips, drizzled with gooey milk chocolate, and sprinkled with REESE’S Peanut Butter Cups. At $4.99 and 750 calories it is the week’s candy-style favorite, and a returning flavor that fans have been asking to see back on the menu.

Lemon Bar Cookie
A zesty lemon cookie smothered with zingy lemon bar topping and sprinkled with powdered sugar. At $4.99 and 700 calories it is the week’s chilled dessert, and the lightest, brightest option in an otherwise rich lineup.

Chocolate Chip Cookie and Pink Sugar Cookie
The two classics never leave the menu. Chocolate Chip is $4.49 and 540 calories, and Pink Sugar is $4.49 and 760 calories. If none of the weekly flavors appeal to you, these two are always there.

This week at a glance: prices and calories

FlavorTypical priceCalories
Scoopable Cookie DoughPriced per scoop770
OREO® Cookies & Cream Cake$4.99900
Oatmeal Creme Pie Cookie$4.99530
Churro Cookie$4.99800
Double Fudge Brownie$4.99950
Peanut Butter Cup Cookie ft. REESE’S$4.99750
Lemon Bar Cookie$4.99700
Chocolate Chip Cookie$4.49540
Pink Sugar Cookie$4.49760

Prices are typical U.S. prices and vary by location, so check the Crumbl app before you order. The OREO® cake and the Double Fudge Brownie can cost about $0.99 more than a regular cookie at some stores. These seven flavors are on the menu this week only. Once the week ends, a flavor may not return for weeks or months, so try your favorite before Saturday.

Crumbl Spoilers and Next Week’s Flavors

November 2026 Flavor Predictions

Now comes the part most fans wait for: early monthly predictions. November usually works best as a fall month where Crumbl mixes cozy bakery desserts, chocolate and peanut butter returns, pie-style desserts, and rich non-cookie items. Since the month opened with a scoopable dessert, a heart cake, and a warm skillet cookie, and the second week brought a brand-new Oreo cake and a churro cookie, there is a strong chance the rest of November will continue with similar fall-friendly themes, and the last week of the month should start to show the first holiday flavors.

The most likely flavor patterns for November 2026 include pie-style cookies and desserts, chocolate and peanut butter returns, warm skillet and dessert-cup items, holiday touches as December gets closer, and a few richer cheesecake or dessert-cup style items. This gives the month room to feel seasonal without becoming repetitive.

Likely November 2026 flavor themes

  • pie-style cookies and desserts
  • chocolate and peanut butter returns
  • warm skillet and dessert-cup items
  • holiday touches as December gets closer
  • cake-style cookies and dessert cups
  • richer bakery-style desserts
  • more non-cookie dessert rotations

Week 1: November 2 to November 8, 2026 — Ended

Last Week Summary

The first week of November has ended. Its lineup was Scoopable Cookie Dough, Strawberry Heart Cake, Confetti Cake Batter Cheesecake, Brookies & Cream Cookie ft. OREO®, Sea Salt Toffee Skillet Cookie, Frozen Hot Chocolate Cookie, and Caramel Apple Cookie, plus the Chocolate Chip and Pink Sugar classics. Only the Scoopable Cookie Dough carried over into this week — the other six flavors are gone until Crumbl brings them back.

What last week told us about the month:

  • a brand-new viral dessert
  • fruit and cream flavor profiles
  • fall dessert classics
  • one extra-rich dessert cup option

Week 2: November 9 to November 14, 2026 — Current Week

Confirmed Lineup

The second week of November is the current week, and the menu is confirmed. The early leaks were right: Oreo Cookies & Cream Cake, Double Fudge Brownie, Oatmeal Cream Pie Cookie, Lemon Bar Cookie, Churro Cookie, and Peanut Butter Cup Cookie ft. Reese’s all made it, and the Scoopable Cookie Dough stayed for a second week. The highest-rated flavor so far is the Churro Cookie at 4.52 stars, and the lowest-calorie weekly flavor is the Oatmeal Creme Pie Cookie at 530 calories.

This week’s lineup

  • Scoopable Cookie Dough (returning from last week)
  • OREO® Cookies & Cream Cake (non-cookie dessert, brand new)
  • Oatmeal Creme Pie Cookie
  • Churro Cookie
  • Double Fudge Brownie (non-cookie dessert)
  • Peanut Butter Cup Cookie ft. REESE’S
  • Lemon Bar Cookie
  • Chocolate Chip Cookie and Pink Sugar Cookie (classics)

This week feels richer and more bakery-style than Week 1, with the two non-cookie desserts doing most of the talking.

Week 3: November 16 to November 21, 2026

Mid-November Predictions

Mid-November often feels like the point where Crumbl leans harder into pie-style desserts. This week could be the point where cheesecake pies, milkshake-style cookies, French silk desserts, and brownie batter flavors become more likely. These are early-stage predictions, two to three weeks out, so confidence is low to medium and names are likely to shift.

Most likely Week 3 predictions

  • Strawberry Cheesecake Pie Cookie
  • Brookie Pie (non-cookie dessert)
  • Oreo Milkshake Cookie ft. Mini Oreos
  • French Silk Pie (non-cookie dessert)
  • Cake Batter Cupcake Cookie
  • Brownie Batter Cookie
  • Chocolate Chip Cookie and Pink Sugar Cookie (classics)

This kind of lineup would make sense because it balances familiar comfort flavors with the pie-style desserts that fit November best.

Week 4: November 23 to November 28, 2026

Late-November Predictions

Late November is usually a good spot for Crumbl to mix pie desserts with richer comfort flavors. By this stage, the menu often becomes more balanced, with one or two pie-style items, one rich chocolate option, and one bakery-style dessert that feels like a fan-favorite return.

Most likely Week 4 predictions

  • Cookies and Cream Pie (non-cookie dessert)
  • Biscoff Pie (non-cookie dessert)
  • Cornbread Cookie
  • Strawberry Cake Cookie
  • Peanut Butter Cup Skillet Cookie ft. Reese’s
  • Caramel Pumpkin Cake Cookie
  • Chocolate Chip Cookie and Pink Sugar Cookie (classics)

This would give the final full week of November a strong variety without feeling too similar to the beginning of the month.

End of November Outlook

As November closes, the menu should start shifting toward holiday flavors before December arrives. The November 30 to December 5 week is already showing early leaks for a snickerdoodle cookie, a turtle cheesecake, a Dubai-style chocolate cookie, a holiday M&M’S® cookie, a molten lava cookie, a cookies and cream cocoa cup, and a Christmas-themed cookie, which would make it the clearest holiday week of the year so far.

That means the full November trend likely looks like this:

  • early November: a viral new dessert, a heart cake, and a warm skillet cookie
  • mid-November: pie-style desserts and chocolate returns
  • late November: a balanced mix of pie, comfort, and classic fan favorites

How Crumbl Spoilers Usually Work

Crumbl spoilers are useful because they help people prepare before the menu changes again. Some fans wait for a favorite cookie to return, while others want to know whether they should order now or wait for next week’s rotation. That is why a monthly spoiler page works so well. It gives readers both the current lineup and a bigger picture view of what may be coming next.

The best way to read spoilers is simple:

  • treat the current week as the live menu
  • treat the rest of the month as early predictions
  • expect some changes as new weeks get closer

Why People Follow Monthly Crumbl Spoilers

People do not just search for Crumbl spoilers out of curiosity. They use spoiler pages to decide when to visit, which week looks best, and whether a favorite flavor may return soon. Monthly spoiler pages are especially useful because they help readers compare weeks instead of checking one lineup at a time.

A strong monthly spoiler hub also makes the site easier to follow because readers can quickly move between:

  • this week’s menu
  • next week’s expectations
  • monthly predictions
  • calories
  • hours
  • copycat recipes

FAQs

What are the Crumbl flavors this week?

This week’s lineup, November 9 to November 14, 2026, includes Scoopable Cookie Dough, OREO® Cookies & Cream Cake, Oatmeal Creme Pie Cookie, Churro Cookie, Double Fudge Brownie, Peanut Butter Cup Cookie ft. REESE’S, and Lemon Bar Cookie, plus the Chocolate Chip and Pink Sugar classics.

Are November 2026 spoilers confirmed?

The current week should be treated as live menu content, while the rest of the month is best treated as early prediction-based spoiler content. Next week’s flavors are early leaks and can still change before Crumbl announces the menu on Sunday.

Does Crumbl change flavors every week?

Yes, Crumbl rotates specialty desserts weekly, which is why spoiler pages stay popular all month long. New flavors go on sale Monday morning, and the lineup is usually revealed on Sunday.

How much do Crumbl cookies cost this week?

Most weekly flavors are $4.99 and the two classics are $4.49, with Scoopable Cookie Dough priced per scoop. The OREO® cake and the Double Fudge Brownie can cost about $0.99 more than a regular cookie at some stores. Prices are typical U.S. prices and vary by location, so check the Crumbl app before you order.

Why do fans check Crumbl spoilers early?

Most fans want to know if their favorite cookie is coming back, whether next week looks better than the current week, or which week is worth ordering from.

November 2026 is already shaping up to be a fun month for Crumbl fans. The month started with a viral new dessert, a heart cake, and a warm skillet cookie, and the second week brought a brand-new Oreo cake, a warm churro cookie, and a rich double fudge brownie. If you want to stay ahead of the weekly rotation, keep checking this page for updated Crumbl spoilers, current menu changes, and next week flavor predictions. Afghanistan Premier League.