Crumbl — Restaurant in San Jose

These cookies are about as appetizing as eating a spoonful of vegetable shortening and having it stick to the roof of your mouth. Who wants to eat a cookie that's full of unnatural, synthetic emulsifiers like mono and diglycerides (trans fat) and datem (promotes cravings, weight gain and type 2 diabetes) Not to mention high fructose corn syrup an innumerable artificial dyes. The only emulsifiers I want in my cookies are eggs and butter, period. I don't need or want cookies that have a list of 33 ingredients that are mostly synthetic!. I prefer to support small business owners as opposed to franchised chain of factories (Crumbl has faced multiple lawsuits and fines for violating child labor laws). If you want a really good big cookie, plus with the bonus of other delectable bakery products, you owe it to yourself to visit Icing on the Cake. It was founded by Lynn Magnoli, who sold it after 39 years, recipes and all to ex-employee Maggie Raye, who continues the tradition of made-from-scratch baked goods. To give you an idea how highly regarded this Bakery is by customers, when a former customer found out that the bakery was going to be sold last year he flew 300 miles from his home to go there to stock up on...

Would give zero stars if I could. I preordered online and they just left my cookies behind the counter. Nobody was handling the online orders at all. They just ignored everyone and called out in person orders. When I got to the front of the line I should never have had to even stand in, they continued to ignore me. I got the attention of one person and she just turned back to what she was doing. Finally there was literally nobody else in the store and I loudly requested that they look for my cookies please. Worst experience ever. I will...

Crumbl's leadership refuses to adopt a cage-free policy for the chickens in their supply chain, which means millions of chickens suffer miserable lives to for Crumbl's cookies. The animals that are born to supply our appetites deserve better, and Crumbl execs should follow the lead the many other companies that have committed to cage-free eggs. Customers (like me) care deeply about animal welfare! I won't spend my money to...