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Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie: Calories, Allergens & Price

Crumbl describes Pink Sugar Cookie as a classic almond sugar cookie topped with a silky pink swoop of real almond frosting. Its current official product profile lists 760 calories.

Pink Sugar is currently shown among Crumbl’s always-available Classic Flavors, although flavors are subject to change and availability can vary by bakery. Check the Crumbl menu this week for current availability, or browse the complete Crumbl cookie flavors list.

Check if Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie is available in this week’s Crumbl lineup before heading to your nearest store.

What Is in Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie?

Crumbl’s official description identifies two main components: a classic almond sugar cookie and a silky pink swoop of real almond frosting.

The current profile specifically identifies almond in both the cookie and frosting. It does not describe Pink Sugar as a vanilla sugar cookie or document the popularity and customer-preference claims previously presented on this page.

How Many Calories Are in Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie?

Crumbl’s current official Pink Sugar Cookie profile lists 760 calories and the following nutrition information:

NutrientOfficial amount
Calories760
Total fat35 g
Saturated fat12 g
Cholesterol82 mg
Sodium199 mg
Total carbohydrates105 g
Total sugars70 g
Protein6 g

Nutrition information can change if Crumbl updates the product or serving size. Review the official Pink Sugar Cookie profile before ordering.

How Much Does Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie Cost?

Crumbl does not publish one permanent nationwide price for Pink Sugar Cookie. The price can vary by bakery, region, taxes and ordering method.

Select your bakery through Crumbl’s website or app to view its current local price, or see the Crumbl Cookie prices guide for general pricing information.

What Allergens Are in Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie?

Crumbl’s current product profile identifies milk, egg, almonds, tree nuts and wheat for Pink Sugar Cookie.

Crumbl also states that its products are made in an open kitchen that uses milk, egg, wheat, soy, tree nuts and peanuts, and that cross-contamination is possible. Customers with food allergies should review Crumbl’s current allergen information for their selected bakery before ordering.

Is Pink Sugar the Same as Vanilla Sugar Crumbl Cookie?

No. Pink Sugar and Vanilla Sugar are separately named Crumbl cookies. Crumbl describes Pink Sugar as an almond sugar cookie topped with real almond frosting.

Recipe details, calories and allergens should not be transferred between the two products. See the separate Vanilla Sugar Crumbl Cookie guide for information about that flavor.

Is Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie Always Available?

Crumbl currently lists Pink Sugar Cookie in the Always Available section of its Classic Flavors lineup. However, Crumbl also states that flavors are subject to change, and local availability can vary by bakery.

Check the Crumbl menu this week and select a bakery through the Crumbl locations guide before ordering.

Pink Sugar Crumbl Cookie FAQs

Crumbl describes it as a classic almond sugar cookie topped with a silky pink swoop of real almond frosting.

Crumbl identifies the topping as real almond frosting presented in a silky pink swoop.

Crumbl’s current official product profile lists 760 calories. Nutrition information can change if the product or serving size is updated, so review the current listing before ordering.

Crumbl’s current product profile identifies milk, egg, almonds, tree nuts and wheat. Crumbl also warns that its products are prepared in an open kitchen where cross-contamination is possible.

Yes. Crumbl describes both the sugar cookie and its pink frosting as almond-based, and the official allergen information identifies almonds and tree nuts.

Crumbl does not publish one permanent nationwide price. Select your bakery through Crumbl’s website or app to view its current local price.

Crumbl currently lists Pink Sugar Cookie in the Always Available section of its Classic Flavors lineup. Flavors are subject to change, and local availability can vary by bakery.

No. They are separately named Crumbl cookies. Recipe details, calories and allergens should not be transferred between the two products.