“We never claimed to be affiliated or use Crumbl’s name for sales”… Says the people that plastered Crumbl’s trademarks, logo and name all over their store. Named it “Crumbl’s pop up shop”…..
There is NO WAY Australian Customs would allow 700 FRESH MADE COOKIES into the country via plane in peoples luggage. “Flight delays” sounds like express shipping of the cookies via freight or something.
I live in NZ and you’re right - the only food allowed would be completely sealed such as candy. These were just in a box with no packaging?? They’d be confiscated immediately
Yeah. When I arrived in Sydney last September 2024, I threw my Cheetos and some of my US snacks from my hand carry inside the airplane before entering the airport building. I also had to declare my Indonesian noodles, which were less than 10pcs in my suitcases and some of my dad’s medicines from his doctor in his suitcase. It was that strict from my experience. I was shocked to hear the news that they brought Crumble Cookies from the state to Sydney, and Australian Customs could let in those amounts. I assume the seller paid to make it work. Idk which is true. That's why they sell for $17/cookie. 😂
They’re so overhyped, I’ve had them a few times and I’ve never been overly impressed. They were just okay. The sugar and calories are way too high to bother eating them too often anyway.
Australian here. They smuggled in the cookies bypaasing customs. Our airport security, especially with food and fruit's/vegetables/nuts are crazy strict
This is what baffles me the most, those people knew the cookies were a week old and yet they still bought them and ate them. They didn't magically get scammed, they knew what they were buying smh
What is wrong with people? Y'all just hop on ANY TREND out there, won't you. Imagine paying $17 for a cookie you KNOW will be stale...but even for a delicious cookie, $17 is just idiotic.
to be fair, prices of everything in Australia are pretty wild right now. You could go to any cafe for a coffee and a ham sandwich and they'll charge you $30 for it.
Cookies have shelf life of 3 hours… After that it’s just disgusting. Taking pictures with you touching the cookies with your bare hands, and selling it. 🤮
Crumbl is pretty tasty, but as someone who lives near sooo many bakeries (including the famous Gideon's) they're not super special. Especially if you, like me, don't like soft cookies. Also 17.60 AUD is nearly 12 USD. I'm barely willing to hash out the $5 let alone pay double for s stale rotted cookie
They need to thank their lucky stars that all people got were stale cookies and not food poisoning! There’s a reason bakeries throw away leftover product at the end of the day! Several days with no proper refrigeration, especially for the cookies with cream, could have caused serious bacterial contamination
I've had fresh Crumbl cookies as there's a location close to me and they aren't worth the money. Mrs. Field's cookies are way better and you get more selection than 4 cookies.
Anyone who stands on line for almost an hour and spends $17 for a cookie is an idiot. They deserved to be conned. They should learn the lesson. The lesson is don't jump on bandwagons. Don't fall for something because it is "viral." Use your brain, not the hive mind. And, never, ever, spend $17 for a cookie.
My dad has a theory that eventually all the cookie pop ups will go away and die off. It’s like that big cupcake frenzy a few years show where Smallcakes Cupcakes and a few other shops were everywhere and then disappeared. This at least happened in my area.
I think it’s more of the deception that matters lol. Regardless of how close it is, they were stuck at customs for what people are calculating for days since they had to change the date of their pop up after they already had the cookies. And people don’t know how exactly they were stored, who touched them during those days, & so on.. Then pay $17.50 for one
Like damn you really didn’t use even 5% of your noggin, huh? And then the cookies were sat on longer so the cookies undoubtedly got even MORE stale. Lol they’re not even worth an hour drive, much less a long flight.
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions" is the best way to describe this whole situation. Those fans are maybe young, but they are not five. A person who wrote about forgiving them and giving them a job is freaking insane. Those people went against so many safety guidelines, even legal one. They give people potential food poisoning and charged obnoxious amount of money for that. There is no way in the world, I will ever let it go like this. The only reason why the original crumbl cookies are not suing is because they contemplating if it is even worth it. It's another country, the whole situation is shady af, and those people are most likely will never be able to pay back a lot
It's very common for American brands to do pop-ups in Australia - stuff like In-N-Out and Shake Shack do it all the time. Australia is a very wealthy place and a market American companies want to move into. These pop-ups are a good way for companies to test the market before opening actual stores here. That said, many American things are too sweet for us.
I’m American and never heard of these cookies. These people will probably get sued tho. They didn’t have the rights to use those official promo videos. I imagine those cookies have milk/eggs in them too, surprised people didn’t get sick eating them past the shelf life
They weren't quite past their shelf life (unrefrigerated) which is a week for most baked goods. Doesn't mean they're good, just that they're safe to eat. 2 weeks if refrigerated.
700 cookies at $17 a cookie minus the $4000 initial investment would be $7900 profit, but travel expenses would need to be deducted and the cost of setting up the pop up so I’d say around $5000 total was what they made. I bet they get sued for 100 times that. Maybe more 😂
I'm sure the person who was outraged about the price didn't buy (13:18) but let's be clear on something, that's a worldwide issue. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. That person is absolutely correct, because people were desperate/foolish, Crumble now knows there is a market where they can overpriced their product and people will buy.
They could of just duped the recipes and baked the cookies themselves. If it became popular they could of just opened their own bakery. If Crumbl can look past the recent controversy then they can look past a dupe bakery in a different hemisphere. It looks like Crumbl is more litigious with local competition.
As an aussie watching this, i was so shook. I would not have risked this. Our food regulations here even to have a business from home are so beyond strict. Pretty sure the fans are like 19.
7:16 people like that are so scary. That’s why a lot of people who make money real quick are usually doing it the unethical way. I haven’t finished watching this video and I did not hear about this, but I hope that they all get sent to federal prison.
Pffft 😂😂😂 Crumbl saw this all go down and let it happen to see how people reacted to it. Market studies without having to spend a cent. They could’ve said since the beginning that Crumbl Sydney was not them and anyone saying they didn’t know… bless your innocent heart! 😂
They wanted a cheap vacation to Hawai’i. Idk if they could write off a portion of it in taxes (I live in HI, and I’m not invested enough to look in to AUS tax laws), but if they can write it off/deduct it, they can possibly come out net positive.
If there's a trend of food, people will unfortunately wait in a longass line and pay $$$ for it. Everytime someone made me try whatever it is (after the hype), it is NOTHING special.
I’m Australian. That pop up could have been around the corner and I wouldn’t have lined up. I’m not a crumbl fan as it is. But I’m not eating a week old stale potentially contaminated cookie for $17.50.
This entire situation is absurd. The cookies aren’t even that good, overhyped and overpriced. They played themselves. And I hope the people responsible get sued lmao. Idiots.
The cookies are not even good when you buy them from the store “fresh”. What makes them think they’re going to be good after travelling across the world.
They tried to make bank off of someone else's creation and they know damn well they were pretending to be Crumbl cookies the whole time. They also made $11,900 and they need to give people a 50% refund.
The biggest red flags that many people who went to the pop up missed was how they charged $17 for a single COOKIE when in the US it’s like $4 and how it was only held for one day (usually companies do pop up for multiple days/weeks/months 😭 I feel bad for everyone who got ripped off
crumbl cookies are genuinely disgusting. i took one bite and got a headache from all the sugar - never again. not to mention they’re mushy, borderline raw, and overpriced.
Once you drop $150 on cookies, you don't get a say in what was in them.. Your first issue was spending $17 on a fking cookie.. Now, you longer get to talk about the cost of living guys..
Classic lol, not surprised they are being sold in Bondi it’s like the type of people there are desperate to jump on anything relevant (I’m also from the East)
7:16 people like that are so scary. That’s why a lot of people who make money real quick are usually doing it the unethical way. I haven’t finished watching this video and I did not hear about this, but I hope that they all get sent to federal prison.
I live close to Mexico and this is what they’ve been doing in my area. It started creating wait times of 3 hours or more. They just started cracking down on it so the wait time isn’t as bad as it was.
I've never had a crumbl cookie and until literally just now, I didn't even know there was a crumbl cookie store near me (it's like 40 minutes to the closest one), but there's this girl I see pop up on my FYP on TikTok and she's done reviews for crumbl cookies with brutal honesty (because a lot of influencers lie about them) and so even if it wasn't officially crumbl themselves putting out those cookies at the pop up or whatever, I would've believed the bad reviews because even the official cookies look bad. They fall apart too easily and it just seems like crazy amounts of sugar and also I've heard they're bland af so it wouldn't have been so farfetched to think these reviews for this pop up were for the legit crumbl cookies instead of fake ones. Also $17 for a COOKIE? SINGULAR? Absolutely not.
The cookies are too sweet because they're made for an American pallet, which uses more sugars, sweeteners and syrups in recipes compared to Australia. That's why people are complaining at how sweet they are, aside from obviously being quite stale
I don't know how this happened in the first place. How were Crumbl not aware before the pop-up shop? Surely there must have been people tagging them with "so excited you are coming to Au"-type comments!? Or at the very least someone in Crumbl searching social media for mentions of their brand.
I love these kinds of drama videos so much more than some bullshit mikayla drama. you've uploaded essentially the same mikayla video 20 times. Finally! New content!
They shoulda just made a dupe pop up shop like actually used the little recipes that people post and get their own boxes made and made like a dupe called uncrumbled or crumblycookies
i literally almost had to pay a 400$ fine for accidentally forgetting a tiny snack cucumber in my backpack when i made it to new zealand, i cannot and will not believe they let someone bring hundreds of freshly baked cookies into australia, they could've literally been contaminated or full of bacteria if they were made badly or gone bad. this is so weird
“We never claimed to be affiliated or use Crumbl’s name for sales”… Says the people that plastered Crumbl’s trademarks, logo and name all over their store. Named it “Crumbl’s pop up shop”…..
seriously come on now have some accountability 🙄
There is NO WAY Australian Customs would allow 700 FRESH MADE COOKIES into the country via plane in peoples luggage. “Flight delays” sounds like express shipping of the cookies via freight or something.
I was thinking that too? Australia is so strict
I live in NZ and you’re right - the only food allowed would be completely sealed such as candy. These were just in a box with no packaging?? They’d be confiscated immediately
Yeah. When I arrived in Sydney last September 2024, I threw my Cheetos and some of my US snacks from my hand carry inside the airplane before entering the airport building. I also had to declare my Indonesian noodles, which were less than 10pcs in my suitcases and some of my dad’s medicines from his doctor in his suitcase. It was that strict from my experience. I was shocked to hear the news that they brought Crumble Cookies from the state to Sydney, and Australian Customs could let in those amounts. I assume the seller paid to make it work. Idk which is true. That's why they sell for $17/cookie. 😂
The plot thickens
Thankfully someone else said this 💀 the sniffer dogs would be all over them 🤣
Crumbl is NOT good enough to be doing all of this
exactly ! those cookies always taste half baked
The cookies aren’t even good! They are wayyyy too sweet and dense (fresh ones!). I will never understand the hype.
Damn right
They’re so overhyped, I’ve had them a few times and I’ve never been overly impressed. They were just okay. The sugar and calories are way too high to bother eating them too often anyway.
yup. taste like straight flour
Now why in good sense would anyone buy a $17 cookie
It's Australian dollars. So it's like 10-12$ american dollars.
Idk if I waited in line for 45 minutes I'm buying the cookie regardless of cost
@@ilonat8373that’s still way too much money to spend on ONE cookie. Especially in this economy 😂
@@sarahkp729why would you wait 45 minutes in a line for one cookie anyway?
Its like 6 dollars for a shitty coffee here, Australia’s price gouging is wild atm
Australian here. They smuggled in the cookies bypaasing customs. Our airport security, especially with food and fruit's/vegetables/nuts are crazy strict
the customers ate tge evidence 😳
You forgot to list eggs. They are crazy about that
It sucks they got taken advantage of, but why on earth would people pay that for any cookie that was a week old?
I do love some of the various Crumbl cookies for sure, but I wouldn’t pay $17.50 for one even if it was perfectly fresh
Those were australian dollars so it's like 10-11 american dollars.
@@ilonat8373I’m still not paying that much for a cookie.
im sure if they knew they were getting a week old cookie they wouldn’t buy it lol
This is what baffles me the most, those people knew the cookies were a week old and yet they still bought them and ate them. They didn't magically get scammed, they knew what they were buying smh
What is wrong with people?
Y'all just hop on ANY TREND out there, won't you.
Imagine paying $17 for a cookie you KNOW will be stale...but even for a delicious cookie, $17 is just idiotic.
to be fair, prices of everything in Australia are pretty wild right now. You could go to any cafe for a coffee and a ham sandwich and they'll charge you $30 for it.
Imagine, you bite into it thinking its gonna change your life and its just a cookie...... like any other cookie.
this entire scheme is sooo 3 kids in a trenchcoat vibes. like, plot to a mary kate and ashley movie behavior.
💀 it’s something louise from bob’s burgers would plan and get all the kids in on lol
Exactly
It's crazy that they thought this was a good idea and possibly risking people's health, not just that they were old, but also in terms of allergies.
Cookies have shelf life of 3 hours… After that it’s just disgusting. Taking pictures with you touching the cookies with your bare hands, and selling it. 🤮
Crumbl is pretty tasty, but as someone who lives near sooo many bakeries (including the famous Gideon's) they're not super special. Especially if you, like me, don't like soft cookies.
Also 17.60 AUD is nearly 12 USD. I'm barely willing to hash out the $5 let alone pay double for s stale rotted cookie
Gideons is the goat
Crumbl is so ass for the price they charge
crumbl gate.. im done
Why have people fallen for this? I wouldn't trust anything posted until then company posted about it on their site
They need to thank their lucky stars that all people got were stale cookies and not food poisoning! There’s a reason bakeries throw away leftover product at the end of the day! Several days with no proper refrigeration, especially for the cookies with cream, could have caused serious bacterial contamination
THEY BOOKED A CHEAP AIRLINE NOT EVEN QANTAS JUST TO MAKE SURE THEY DON’T GET DELAYED 😭 gurl
I've had fresh Crumbl cookies as there's a location close to me and they aren't worth the money. Mrs. Field's cookies are way better and you get more selection than 4 cookies.
Every review of them I see are not that great
@@aterryadg The time I went, I was so disappointed in what they offered. It isn't worth the money for real.
Anyone who stands on line for almost an hour and spends $17 for a cookie is an idiot. They deserved to be conned. They should learn the lesson. The lesson is don't jump on bandwagons. Don't fall for something because it is "viral." Use your brain, not the hive mind. And, never, ever, spend $17 for a cookie.
Lash gate, cake gate, crumbl gate etc what's next vape gate?
Already happened 😅
You forgot Amberlyn Reid's shrimp gate.
@@endisfox6217😭😭😭i love seeing ppl from gorl world all over
You forgot Oceangate 🤪
Actually yes, vapes have now started to be laced with fent. Both reg vapes and hybrid cbd pens
Stop the customs Australia insert was SO funny 😭😭😭 11:37
I’m dying 😂😂
The nerve 😂
Risking jail for some below mid cookies is insane
My dad has a theory that eventually all the cookie pop ups will go away and die off. It’s like that big cupcake frenzy a few years show where Smallcakes Cupcakes and a few other shops were everywhere and then disappeared. This at least happened in my area.
I totally forgot about the cupcake craze. So yeah, won’t be surprised when the cookie craze dies off too.
And the cake pop craze! 😆
Frozen yogurt craze! I miss menchies
Not me watching this after spill sesh’s video 😭 ✋
I thought they were the same person?
If I saw someone flying to get cookies, I would’ve emailed the company myself to inquire what’s going on lol
Tbf Australia to Hawaii isn't as far as what some people are thinking. Hawaii is closer to Australia than it is to mainland United States
I think it’s more of the deception that matters lol. Regardless of how close it is, they were stuck at customs for what people are calculating for days since they had to change the date of their pop up after they already had the cookies. And people don’t know how exactly they were stored, who touched them during those days, & so on.. Then pay $17.50 for one
I hope they get sued lol
Like damn you really didn’t use even 5% of your noggin, huh?
And then the cookies were sat on longer so the cookies undoubtedly got even MORE stale. Lol they’re not even worth an hour drive, much less a long flight.
If I ever see or hear the word "crumbl" again it will be too soon.
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions" is the best way to describe this whole situation. Those fans are maybe young, but they are not five. A person who wrote about forgiving them and giving them a job is freaking insane. Those people went against so many safety guidelines, even legal one. They give people potential food poisoning and charged obnoxious amount of money for that. There is no way in the world, I will ever let it go like this.
The only reason why the original crumbl cookies are not suing is because they contemplating if it is even worth it. It's another country, the whole situation is shady af, and those people are most likely will never be able to pay back a lot
All this work for COOKIES. You can purchase them at local bakeries, but some people just have the luxury in their hands
Cookies from local cafes and bakeries are way better.
It's very common for American brands to do pop-ups in Australia - stuff like In-N-Out and Shake Shack do it all the time. Australia is a very wealthy place and a market American companies want to move into. These pop-ups are a good way for companies to test the market before opening actual stores here. That said, many American things are too sweet for us.
Even the clothing?
This is someone pretending to be a pop up to sell personal stock
I’m American and never heard of these cookies. These people will probably get sued tho. They didn’t have the rights to use those official promo videos. I imagine those cookies have milk/eggs in them too, surprised people didn’t get sick eating them past the shelf life
They weren't quite past their shelf life (unrefrigerated) which is a week for most baked goods. Doesn't mean they're good, just that they're safe to eat.
2 weeks if refrigerated.
But has Crumbl trademarked all over the world?
@@P4Stalot Oh I see, thanks for the info. & my bad, I must have misunderstood the video
@@joannabaparileszczynska I honestly have no idea lol these were just my thoughts as someone who’s never heard of them 🤷♀️
700 cookies at $17 a cookie minus the $4000 initial investment would be $7900 profit, but travel expenses would need to be deducted and the cost of setting up the pop up so I’d say around $5000 total was what they made. I bet they get sued for 100 times that. Maybe more 😂
I’m surprised that they got past customs as Australia is super strict with what comes into their country. 😳
I'm sure the person who was outraged about the price didn't buy (13:18) but let's be clear on something, that's a worldwide issue. Just because you can doesn't mean you should. That person is absolutely correct, because people were desperate/foolish, Crumble now knows there is a market where they can overpriced their product and people will buy.
They could of just duped the recipes and baked the cookies themselves. If it became popular they could of just opened their own bakery. If Crumbl can look past the recent controversy then they can look past a dupe bakery in a different hemisphere. It looks like Crumbl is more litigious with local competition.
As an aussie watching this, i was so shook. I would not have risked this. Our food regulations here even to have a business from home are so beyond strict. Pretty sure the fans are like 19.
7:16 people like that are so scary. That’s why a lot of people who make money real quick are usually doing it the unethical way. I haven’t finished watching this video and I did not hear about this, but I hope that they all get sent to federal prison.
They absolutely need to get sued, they put people's health in danger.
I'm smelling a future lawsuit. I'm wondering if anyone got sick after eating old and stale cookies.
I read on other commentary videos about this and yes, at least a couple people admitted to getting really sick from the cookies.
Condo owners from my job gives us boxes of these when they come to visit. These cookies aren't even that good for this craze. I don't understand it...
These people better get ready for the Crumbl lawyers to rock up any moment now.
I hope the TGA goes after Crumbl Sydney because they could’ve seriously hurt people but serving expired cookies for profit
Lol I can't believe I'm waking up to Tea Spill covering this drama in my town.
Pffft 😂😂😂 Crumbl saw this all go down and let it happen to see how people reacted to it. Market studies without having to spend a cent. They could’ve said since the beginning that Crumbl Sydney was not them and anyone saying they didn’t know… bless your innocent heart! 😂
13k expenses - (700 cookies x 17$)
A loss of 1100$? So all this and they didn’t even make a profit? (If the numbers are accurate)
They wanted a cheap vacation to Hawai’i.
Idk if they could write off a portion of it in taxes (I live in HI, and I’m not invested enough to look in to AUS tax laws), but if they can write it off/deduct it, they can possibly come out net positive.
Who would spend 17 for a cookie?? 😂 In THIS economy??
everybody who bought one of these cookies should be lodging a complaint with fair trading. I'm pretty sure these people broke Australian consumer law.
"After all they are just cookies" as they charge $17 per cookie.....
How will the official Crumbl people not even know there are fans setting up a pop up in another continent 🙄
Crumbl is the new Misha’s cupcakes 😂 but with cookies
That’s a lot of work and risk for some mediocre cookies
If there's a trend of food, people will unfortunately wait in a longass line and pay $$$ for it. Everytime someone made me try whatever it is (after the hype), it is NOTHING special.
I’m Australian. That pop up could have been around the corner and I wouldn’t have lined up. I’m not a crumbl fan as it is. But I’m not eating a week old stale potentially contaminated cookie for $17.50.
This entire situation is absurd. The cookies aren’t even that good, overhyped and overpriced. They played themselves. And I hope the people responsible get sued lmao. Idiots.
Not them waiting in line for stale cookies 😂
The cookies are not even good when you buy them from the store “fresh”. What makes them think they’re going to be good after travelling across the world.
drama has reached cookies lol Im done
This situation is crazyyyyyyyy, like what were these people who organised this flop of a thing thinking? It's a terrible idea from start to finish
They tried to make bank off of someone else's creation and they know damn well they were pretending to be Crumbl cookies the whole time. They also made $11,900 and they need to give people a 50% refund.
Lol i heard something was going on never thought it was this 😂 i can't believe someone really thought this was a good idea 😅
How is this possible? They wouldn't get through customs?
Absolutely wild, thanks for the new video!
I wonder if this person would go to jail…Australia is strict with everything! They are putting people’s health at risk for selling old stale cookies
Tax man will want a bite at the very least!
The biggest red flags that many people who went to the pop up missed was how they charged $17 for a single COOKIE when in the US it’s like $4 and how it was only held for one day (usually companies do pop up for multiple days/weeks/months 😭 I feel bad for everyone who got ripped off
I thought the original price of $5 a cookie was crazy!
crumbl cookies are genuinely disgusting. i took one bite and got a headache from all the sugar - never again. not to mention they’re mushy, borderline raw, and overpriced.
I’m no stranger to paying for a scam if it’s something I really want but $17 for a cookie?!?!!! Hell no
All this over cookies💀
This is insane, and those who are saying that crumbl shouldn't sue don't understand how embarrassing this is for crumbl
The edit with crumbl cookies at the airport is killing me 😂😂
Once you drop $150 on cookies, you don't get a say in what was in them.. Your first issue was spending $17 on a fking cookie.. Now, you longer get to talk about the cost of living guys..
Classic lol, not surprised they are being sold in Bondi it’s like the type of people there are desperate to jump on anything relevant (I’m also from the East)
I suppose their business is going to… CRUMBL. …I’ll see myself out.
How the heck they managed to get these 700+ cookies through customs 😅
“Customs brokering” i.e. bribes
So they bought overpriced cookies from a scalper, got it
The best crumbl cookies can only be described as "just okay," theyre not nearly good enough do be doing that 💀
7:16 people like that are so scary. That’s why a lot of people who make money real quick are usually doing it the unethical way. I haven’t finished watching this video and I did not hear about this, but I hope that they all get sent to federal prison.
I think this is freaking hilarious xD This is what happens when people get sucked into this
tiktok famous shit
I live close to Mexico and this is what they’ve been doing in my area. It started creating wait times of 3 hours or more. They just started cracking down on it so the wait time isn’t as bad as it was.
I've bought crumbl one time and one time was too many
I've never had a crumbl cookie and until literally just now, I didn't even know there was a crumbl cookie store near me (it's like 40 minutes to the closest one), but there's this girl I see pop up on my FYP on TikTok and she's done reviews for crumbl cookies with brutal honesty (because a lot of influencers lie about them) and so even if it wasn't officially crumbl themselves putting out those cookies at the pop up or whatever, I would've believed the bad reviews because even the official cookies look bad. They fall apart too easily and it just seems like crazy amounts of sugar and also I've heard they're bland af so it wouldn't have been so farfetched to think these reviews for this pop up were for the legit crumbl cookies instead of fake ones. Also $17 for a COOKIE? SINGULAR? Absolutely not.
I haven't heard Cookie crumble in a long time 🤷
The cookies are too sweet because they're made for an American pallet, which uses more sugars, sweeteners and syrups in recipes compared to Australia. That's why people are complaining at how sweet they are, aside from obviously being quite stale
I don't know how this happened in the first place. How were Crumbl not aware before the pop-up shop? Surely there must have been people tagging them with "so excited you are coming to Au"-type comments!? Or at the very least someone in Crumbl searching social media for mentions of their brand.
what on earth would possess someone to do this LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Nice to see a SAREL appearance. She's mad funny
I love these kinds of drama videos so much more than some bullshit mikayla drama. you've uploaded essentially the same mikayla video 20 times. Finally! New content!
“This is a scam” -> buys it anyways
Very clever
I live in Sydney and I have never heard of this lol
I’m surprised they got through customs though.
$17 for one?? You could buy at least 6 cookies at the cookie store local to hawaii
They shoulda just made a dupe pop up shop like actually used the little recipes that people post and get their own boxes made and made like a dupe called uncrumbled or crumblycookies
But like, hear me out... Its a cookie, a COOKIE!
How did Kylie and Stassi make it a trend I cant even imagine, but paying 17 dollars is insane!!
$17 for a goddamn cookie is insane
I don’t think these cookies are that great! I don’t understand the hype.
But, why? Why would you even spend 17$ on a cookie?
People have nothing better to do I swear, 3h in line for a cookie?!
i literally almost had to pay a 400$ fine for accidentally forgetting a tiny snack cucumber in my backpack when i made it to new zealand, i cannot and will not believe they let someone bring hundreds of freshly baked cookies into australia, they could've literally been contaminated or full of bacteria if they were made badly or gone bad. this is so weird
I dont understand the hype of crumbl cookies like ONE cookie is 720 calories T0T.
well this is awkward
There is no way our customs would let them through