Vibrant red, White, And blue fireworks exploding in the night sky on 4th of July celebration, Perfect for American Independence Day festivities and patriotic events

Crumbl’s Fourth of July Lineup Is Here — And It’s One of the Biggest Menus of the Summer

Healthy Fact of the Day

With ten items on this week's menu, building a shared box rather than individual cookies per person is the smartest way to let everyone try a few things without overdoing it. The Summer Berry Tart Cookie and Cookies & Cream Cookie Thins are the lightest options of the week — the tart leans on real fruit rather than heavy frosting, and the Thins are a smaller, more portioned format. Saving the richer options like the Campfire Skillet or Caramel Apple Crisp for sharing is an easy way to enjoy the indulgent flavors without committing to a full cookie solo.

Crumbl went all out for the holiday this week.

The weekly lineup running June 29 through July 4 includes ten items total — four brand-new cookies, a returning seasonal favorite, two encore items from last week, and a patriotic sugar cookie built specifically for the holiday. With the Fourth landing on the final day of this rotation, it’s a genuinely strong week to plan a Crumbl order around your celebration.

The New Cookies

Campfire Skillet Cookie — A warm chocolate cookie rolled in graham cracker crumbs and baked over a graham cracker base, topped with chocolate squares, marshmallow mousse, graham streusel, and a drizzle of melted milk chocolate. Essentially a deconstructed s’more reimagined as a skillet-style cookie — warm, gooey, and built for sharing.

Summer Berry Tart Cookie — A chilled shortbread cookie topped with vanilla bean mousse, housemade strawberry jam, fresh raspberries, and fresh blueberries. The lightest and most fruit-forward option of the week, and a natural fit for the red-white-and-blue theme with real berries doing the visual work.

Cherry Bomb Cookie featuring Golden Oreo — A chilled vanilla cookie rolled in Golden Oreo crumbles, topped with a swirled mix of lime, cherry, and blue raspberry cream frostings. The most visually striking item of the week — the three-color swirl is a direct nod to the patriotic color scheme, and the Golden Oreo crumble adds texture against the smooth, fruity frostings.

Cornbread Cookie — A warm cornbread cookie topped with honey butter glaze, a scoop of honey buttercream frosting, and a drizzle of honey. An unexpected but fitting addition for a holiday built around backyard barbecues and cookouts.

Also on the Menu This Week

Caramel Apple Crisp Cookie — A warm cinnamon streusel cookie layered with apple pie filling, caramel drizzle, crumble oat streusel, vanilla bean mousse, and a second caramel drizzle. A rich, fall-leaning flavor that holds its own even in the middle of summer.

Strawberry Shortcake — A two-tier vanilla shortcake layered with whipped cream and housemade strawberry jam. Classic, simple, and exactly what the name promises.

Patriotic Sugar Cookie — A chilled vanilla sugar cookie topped with vanilla buttercream and red, white, and blue star-shaped sprinkles. The most directly holiday-themed item on the menu and an easy crowd-pleaser for a Fourth of July gathering.

Cookies & Cream Cookie Thins — Two thin, chewy chocolate cookies with cookies & cream pieces, drizzled with white chocolate. A lighter, more portable option if you want something less rich than the rest of the lineup.

The Two Encore Items

Chocolate Strawberry Cup — Fresh strawberries layered with milk chocolate, returning for an encore after debuting last week.

Dubai-Style Chocolate Strawberry Cup — Layers of milk chocolate, pistachio cream, toasted kataifi pieces, and fresh strawberries. The Dubai chocolate trend continues to show up across the dessert world, and Crumbl’s version pairing it with fresh strawberries is one of the more creative interpretations.

Planning Your Fourth of July Order

With the holiday landing on the last day of this rotation, this is the week to build a Crumbl box specifically for your Fourth of July gathering. The Patriotic Sugar Cookie is the obvious centerpiece, but pairing it with the Cherry Bomb Cookie and Summer Berry Tart gives you a genuinely cohesive red-white-and-blue dessert spread without any extra effort.

Order through the Crumbl app, online at crumbl.com, or in-store at participating locations. The menu rotates Sunday evening, so July 4 is your last day to get any of these before the next weekly lineup takes over.

The Bottom Line

Crumbl’s Fourth of July weekly menu runs June 29 through July 4 with four new cookies — Campfire Skillet, Summer Berry Tart, Cherry Bomb featuring Golden Oreo, and Cornbread — alongside returning favorites and two encore items from the prior week. If you’re hosting a Fourth of July gathering, this is the week to build your order around the holiday.

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