The $5000 Crumbl Cookie Influencer Scam

[@Edvasian]

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[@mafiyuus]

gee whillikers

[@blushpetal]

@@mafiyuus🗣️🔥

[@mafiyuus]

@@blushpetal d\ENA FAN SPOTTED 🔥‼!

[@fireflymiesumae]

Calendar marked for October 13

[@XXExlipse_333]

I eat bricks

[@avonire]

FOMO and herd mentality is crazy. A local bakery probably has 3x better cookies for 1/3rd of the price. What are we doing man

[@Gr95dc]

and 3 times less sugar too

[@makkerfelix]

People are stupid

[@brandonrathbone3690]

I make better cookies than Crumbl. In less than an hour. As long as the butter is ready. Crumbl is only popular because of social media (largely tiktok and Instagram at the moment).

[@Greybell]

it's going to be Stanley Cups. It was hot for a minute then turned so lukewarm nobody talks about it anymore.

[@4rl0ng]

True, local bakeries are goated

[@ziljin]

And now Crumbl announced they will open Crumbl stores in Australia soon. They saw all the dollars signs when so many customers were willing to pay $17.50 for the crumbl scam

[@nofaults]

There'd be better local stores already in Australia that do a better job lol

[@martyshwaartz971]

@@nofaultsFads be Fadding 🤷‍♂️

[@ziljin]

@nofaults im sure. But seems people love crumbl due to social media hype.

[@725prime]

@@martyshwaartz971 crumbl has been around for 7 years, i wouldnt consider them a fad

[@Iam-still-noone]

😬 one of them cookies has 1080 calories and 156g of sugar - if u gonna eat this stuff stick to local shops

[@AtarGG]

Guarantee the staff ate the cake. 100% they lied.

[@jonehret6221]

Apparently, employees from the restaurant said they ate the cake in the kitchen.

[@fireflymiesumae]

​@@jonehret6221I guessed as much

[@Bloomkyaaa]

Yeah, they 100% ate that cake. They gave out tinyass slices of cake as if no one would notice and ate the rest. 😂

[@PucaFlea]

Yeah they knew what they were doing with those paper thin slices. I’d be so enraged

[@Chickenwingsinthedings]

Id have just left without paying, a restaurant provides a service and if it their service turns into stealing and lying you have a a legal right to not pay them for your dinner

[@kenziiixxx3628]

Eating someone’s birthday cake is so low, lying about that they should cut the cake for sanitary reasons instead of letting the guy who brought & made the cake, AND make them pay a cutting fee while stealing & eating the cake only to say they forgot about the cake and that there’s no cake left?? Omg I’d so mad. It wasn’t just dessert it’s someone’s birthday present and birthday cake.

[@amarylliscalendula4645]

Right?!? That part made me so mad!!! I used to bake cakes for parties, they take a lot of time and effort ugh. I’d want to sue honestly

[@charlottet7379]

Commented on another comment too: Buzzfeed came out with an article, both pointing out the name of the restaurant and having 100+ comments below said article; most people though they (or just a greedy server) definitely lied to keep the cake for themselves. Hopefully I saved you a trip to Google and the comfort in knowing we are many who felt the same way. How low can someone get to steal someone’s gifted birthday cake 😓

[@Jiminie53421]

I honestly think a meal for 2 is nowhere near enough. Who would even want to go back to that restaurant after that happened? And after the backlash the restaurant got, I wouldn’t trust them to prepare my food… I feel like he should have been compensated the for the time and cost of AT LEAST half of the cake, if not the full amount (or more)

[@PucaFlea]

Those paper thin slices. They knew what they were doing. Forgot my arse

[@firstnamelastname7708]

@@Jiminie53421exactly! I don’t know how you’re the first other person I’ve seen point this out! He called the restaurant out and their reputation took a hit because of it. There’s no way in hell he should eat there ever again, even if it’s free. Unless he likes spit in his food or something. If they’re unscrupulous enough to steal half a birthday cake and then lie about it (because the waiter said there was none left, so they definitely ate the cake and didn’t just “overlook” it), they’d do all sorts of heinous things to his food. They should have either comped the meal or paid him for his entire cake.

[@kira1ro]

as a person who don't live in america it's just so interesting to watch this crumbl cookie situation

[@alnibodycare]

Right like I would rather support a local small bakery

[@AnglAfro]

You live in Australia then?

[@MeAndMyPc]

Same. Like, with all the hype I AM kinda curious to try one of those cookies at least once, but I feel like if they came to my country, they’d have to adjust the ingredients list to be allowed to be sold. lol

[@kira1ro]

@@MeAndMyPc sameee!!

[@lordofshibainus]

As an american who lives near a crumbl location, i don’t understand the hype either 😭😭😭

[@MrVinceMunro]

Wtf so it was his cake, he couldn't cut it and they took most of it. Absolutely unacceptable wtf

[@charlottet7379]

Right!?! I was incensed 🤬 spending so much time and money on a lavish cake only for your friend and his guests to be served what looked like around FOUR BITES at best. Greedy, seedy people 🤬 I wanna know the name of that restaurant! Ugh! Sorry, huff. Rants over. Short answer: yes, I completely agree with you! 😄

[@charlottet7379]

I looked it up (because I needed to know who did it) Buzz feed wrote an article and many people there commenting that they were thinking it: 1) either got dropped by accident and the thin slices was all they could salvage… OR 2) that someone unsuspecting had though it was leftovers that needed to be tossed out and had thrown it in the trash and the other servers didn’t want to get that server in trouble 3) and the rest, like us, was incensed or suspicious about them “def lying about not eating it” 🤷‍♀️ So, now you know (hopefully saving all that come here a trip to Google)

[@fireflymiesumae]

​@@charlottet7379Greedy seedy 😂

[@MrVinceMunro]

@@charlottet7379 I feel you, I need the restaurant name as well! It really triggered me so badly too haha. We don't need justice, we need revenge lol

[@ummmwhat9106]

if it were me i would ask for compensation, know way in hell am i leaving that place without something in return.

[@GeorginaP-m1j]

110 grams of sugar per brownie is INSANE. that's like over 4 times the amount we're told in the UK to have as a recommended daily serving. I can't even imagine how they've managed to put that much sugar in it.

[@lordofshibainus]

It’s also insanely high for the recommended American diet. On top of that theres tons of fat (butter) and added sugars that are really concerning.

[@aasphyxiia2566]

not to debate this bc that is insane, but the cookies are not meant to be eaten in one piece so “it’s okay!!”

[@diandriasmith889]

Because it's America, and we are made of sugar.

[@abididubidi7815]

That's like the amount in 1,5 litres of regular soda. Now if you consume those two together..lol Not good

[@DeadDancers]

It makes sense that it would ‘crumble’ with that much sugar. You’re basically biting into a wedge of it.

[@kingdomofthecloudsandthestars]

That entire bday cake situation made me feel sad for the bday person. I celebrated my bday this year with my boyfriend in a restaurant & my boyfriend had asked them to get the cake from a store nearby. Ofc he paid for the cake but I cut it & had a few pieces of it. More than half of the cake was left cuz there were only two of us so we gave it to the restaurant staff to share among them. They were very happy about it & it made us happy too. It's sad & disappointing that you don't get to eat your own bday cake properly :(

[@gothgrrl8711]

The restaurant I work at charges like a 3 dollar cake cutting fee or we let them cut it themselves. Shockingly no one was ever injured in the process. Half the time they just leave the cake leftovers or tell us we can eat it. Those employee were not expecting them to ask for the rest of the cake back I guarantee you.

[@Psa46]

YEP! They were probably eyeing it the entire time guy and his friends were eating dinner. Those fools KNOW they divided up the rest of the cake and wanted to play dumb, saying they don’t know what happened. Some people make me mad! The guy was too nice because I’d let everyone know that restaurant be stealing birthday cakes 😂

[@pixelhunter0]

They couldn't wait eh 🙄 even if they were expecting the guy not to ask for the leftover they shouldn't have assumed

[@bleepindeadalienbody]

i'm still mad for him lmao. i'd want surveillance evidence of my remaining forgotten cake, this shit is tacky

[@PucaFlea]

Restaurant was Qualitymeats in Manhattan

[@petthequeenofmaddness8592]

I also think someone lied and said that they brought it to share or something like no one cuts slices that small unless it’s for a toddler or it’s all that was left

[@redencarnacion]

The staff should’ve just cut the cake in front of them. That place has bad customer service.

[@hannahb9999]

everything i've learned about crumbl cookies has been against my will* *through edvasian videos and i enjoyed it very much actually

[@dromalloma2651]

Yay, me too! :D

[@himbotits]

I'm American, and I found out about them through my boyfriend who lives in Spain, because his sister wanted me to bring Crumble cookies with me when I visited. I had to google it because I had no idea what they were talking about LOL.

[@thedrunkenelf]

As an Australian: crumbl won’t make money here. Lots of Australians are now skipping meals because food is so expensive. The very few that could buy these won’t be enough to sustain the business. We are in a crisis where basic costs (food, power etc) are so expensive from inflation that we are really struggling.

[@vtheory7531]

Also cafes in Aus/NZ have great pastries including cookies. So far all I've heard about crumbl is that their cookies are too sweet, too high calorie and underbaked. Idk who would prefer it over the cookies we get at local bakeries/cafes.

[@Joleyn.NotTheRedHeadedHussy]

The same can be said in America. Yet, they are still successful. If they bought stale, airplane cookies they’ll likely succeed with fresh cookies.

[@krandlez]

As someone from Bondi, I'm not surprised people waited over an hour for a 20buck biscuit. More dollars than cents.... don't see crumbl lasting past the hype period

[@egg62]

Despite the rising cost of living treats like Crumbl can very well make it into the budget of someone who's financially struggling. Can't afford a house? Have a sweet treat and feel better. That kind of thing.

[@june6277]

Plus the already pink Brooki Bakehouse or Get Chunky bakeries that kinda already fill the niche

[@justinb2824]

You never go back to the restaurant and get a free meal. That free meal is going to have extra ingredients. Get them to cut you a check or just forget it.

[@PucaFlea]

And it’s only for two iirc? Those cakes are worth $$$. Whole birthday dinner should have been free

[@RecliningWhale]

Having worked in a restaurant, I can guarantee you they didn't just lose the rest of that cake. The staff 100% ate the leftovers and probably thought no one would notice. If that's what they were going to attempt, they should have served the customers bigger slices so the claim would be more believable though. Or, just give them their cake back and let them decide whether or not they want to offer the staff any (which happened so often I had to start pushing the slices off on coworkers to avoid having all my daily calories consist of cake. I've also never worked at a restaurant that wouldn't let the customer cut their own cake though, and I've worked at some fancy places (the kind of places where you make enough tips to cover your rent in one weekend).

[@PucaFlea]

Liability for the baker to cut it himself, yet they don’t have the same concerns over steak knives. I’d be so livid. Guy was way too nice about it

[@firstnamelastname7708]

It’s worse because those weren’t even “leftovers” that the staff ate. If they’d served the group normal-sized slices, there wouldn’t have been any cake left. I think they saw that awesome cake come into the kitchen and a bunch of them wanted some so they decided to give the customers paper-thin slices and then they greedily stole the rest and lied about it. The fact that the slices were so thin makes me confident that the cake theft was premeditated.

[@petthequeenofmaddness8592]

I’m thinking someone lied about it being for the employees or staff and they cut the leftover slices in half to give to them

[@PucaFlea]

@@petthequeenofmaddness8592 Nah those thin slices they served... they knew what they were doing

[@petthequeenofmaddness8592]

@@PucaFlea na if they knew what they were doing they would have given them " bigger" slices

[@themysteriousfox3767]

I think people are lying to themselves, these dont even look like they taste good.

[@Elle...]

My work brings some in every once in a while and some are pretty good, but not $5 each good.

[@peachyiki1975]

theyre alright, but theyre huge and really dry 😭

[@Chickenwingsinthedings]

I had them once and it was disgusting, the flavor was okay but after 1 cookie i was sick to my stomach. Never again

[@reaganjaegan]

I love most of the flavors I've tried, but I love sugar so I've almost never encountered anything "too sweet" for me.

[@GynBlaise]

I've tried them three separate times. Every cookie I tried tasted bad.

[@rebeccahicks2392]

I'm 99% sure the only reason Crumbl Cookies are (currently) successful is that they've marketed them in such a way as to make it easy for everyone else to make their OWN content revolving around crumbl cookies.

[@SheilaPatterson]

Ahhh it’s just a big, universally-accepted content prompt. I think you’re on to something

[@smooshpopper2]

@@SheilaPatterson That makes so much sense, and explains why nobody ever eats all the cookies they buy

[@pillbugm8914]

yeah the restaurant staff definitely ate their cake. I wouldn't eat there but also its so true that people act all tough behind a screen when there's very little someone could practically do in this situation.

[@jmarshal]

Guaranteed those people are the kinds who can’t even ask for extra sauce on their plate and need to rehearse their order in their head beforehand.

[@caseyhowland7291]

How do you even discard a cake on accident? I just wish they'd tell the truth about the circumstances

[@firstnamelastname7708]

Right! The staff wanted some cake, so they stole the other half of his cake. They need to stop lying!

[@cantsay2205]

Imagine being so obsessed with a cookie brand that you would spend $150 on 10 cookies. A fool and his money...

[@Mt4evr]

The only way I can imagine doing that, is if I had a lot of disposable income

[@m0chi_queen]

Aussie customs are super tight especially on bio security and food. I’m also very curious how they brought so many cookies over, maybe they had multiple people carry all of them over?

[@potatoppppower]

Cookie mules on the loose

[@thedrunkenelf]

For real, I had a small packet of candy in my purse that got taken away at Brisbane international when I arrived from Asia. How tf did all those cookies get through??

[@Docypher]

It’s possible that they baked them themselves and pretended they were the true American ones, so they could bump up the price. Or they were aided or part of Crumbl cookies testing the waters to see if an Australian branch would garner the same attention.

[@Chickenwingsinthedings]

You guys are tripping, im sure they sorted out paperwork and duties before they even got on the plane to the US

[@Narangarath]

I saw in a video somewhere (can't remember whose) a customs declaration form and if I recall they had gotten permission beforehand.

[@kateh2893]

Saying a Mormon owned company is "cult like" is probably more on the nose than you knew.

[@feliciascorner9795]

Not enough people are talking about this. The church gets 10% of all profits. You know. The church with hundreds of billions of dollars.

[@adaaamsibe9828]

he came back when i needed him the most

[@Kkthegoat878]

Real ❤

[@SilverDaisys]

I’ve watched videos of people eating these for the first time and they literally gag after the first bite, apparently some are even underbaked

[@tifKh]

They’re all underbaked, it’s sort of their thing. It’s wild.

[@themysteriousfox3767]

whos gonna tell them that cookies shouldn't be the texture of kinetic sand 😔

[@CreativeCreatorCreates]

@@themysteriousfox3767This is the absolute perfect description for what they look like.

[@gothgrrl8711]

Why is it called crumble if they are underbaked on purpose???

[@Lostboy811]

You get better cookies elsewhere but it is like a fad you are not COOL if you don't eat it ​@gothgrrl8711

[@ChickenRamen]

A free dinner for two, I'd be asking for a full refund :' )

[@PucaFlea]

Yup. Baker himself said cake is worth €€€. Birthday dinner should have been free

[@MoonbeamMcSwine]

Apparently they went to Quality Meats. Dinner for two there is probably about the same if not more than a comparable cake tbf. Still shady that the cake disappeared but the birthday dinner for 12 was probably well into the thousands at QM unless everyone was ordering incredibly frugal choices and drinking tap water. Dinner for 2 at QM can easily be several hundred dollars, esp if you order drinks, apps, and dessert

[@PucaFlea]

@ The baker said the cake would be worth several hundreds of dollars as it was 5 or 6 hours of work. That coupled with them stealing the cake, those thin ass slices, the whole dinner should have been covered.

[@YOYO-dv8gv]

Exactly. Why would they think they'd be going back there for anything after this cake incident?

[@PucaFlea]

@@YOYO-dv8gv I'd have told them to go f*ck themselves and leave a 1 star review

[@NanaLaEnana]

So they just stole the cake?

[@cmaven4762]

Straight up.

[@PucaFlea]

Qualitymeats in Manhattan is the restaurant. Seeing a lot of people in the comments who don’t know that little tidbit

[@Nero_Jero]

People are so dumb with their money. There's no cookie on earth worth $17 unless it was the size of a birthday cake. People will spend stupid amounts of money just to have something to add to their Instagram.

[@m0chi_queen]

How is it possible to do a mukbang with these?! I can tell how sweet they are from looking at them no way. They must be spitting them out of something

[@thatfuzzypotato1877]

Watch them carefully, theres always a subtle edit after the bite **nod and noise** before then talking

[@blingaling555]

Hopefully they aren’t eating the whole cookies

[@highestqualitypigiron]

110g of sugar per brownie is wild. How can you eat one let alone do a freaking mukbang. I wouldn't be able to keep it down

[@xcyan_lilyx5788]

Some people's taste buds are so cooked that they put sugar packets in sprite.

[@Beelzebubby91]

@@xcyan_lilyx5788 type 2 diabetes speed run

[@JessTheAwe]

I've definately already watched 5 videos about Crumbl cookie but dammit I'll watch this cos its Edvasian

[@tifKh]

with the moisture content they are straight up bacteria bombs after a few days

[@itsmarshallll2600]

I don't like soft cookies anyways and I bet that the store brand chocolate chip cookies taste better than any crumbl cookie. To be fair, I haven't tried them but considering they are 17.50 a piece, this product has to fail at one point.

[@dangeldoll]

I was told 3 different times to Never bring a cake to a restaurant, that they would always cut the cake and keep a slice, but bro they cut that so thin it’s like they took half of it

[@terejosh13]

you were told wrong three times

[@jaydee1389]

They did that to me at slate. They gave us tiny slices and kept the rest. It was an ice cream cake. I knew I wasn't going to take it home. But they were greedy about my cake

[@kittymeowmeow3676]

Worked in the hospitality field while I was in college. No matter how fancy the kitchen..the cooks are probably on drugs. They for sure ate that cake 😂

[@munkydreads]

12:40 i would've asked for them to cut it in front of us. If they said no, then we're doing it at home.

[@inu1802]

Yess

[@cmaven4762]

Agree. If it wasn't a birthday cake, I'd feel different. If nothing else, they'd have to cut at the table...

[@Lychiiee]

I agree with doing this because the amount of stories I’ve heard of workers robbing cakes is INSANE. I really don’t get why they did this. If they were going to steal, they should’ve at least tried to be subtle and gave them big slices. (Obviously they shouldn’t of stolen either way, but they clearly weren’t trying to hide it).

[@snart2195]

That's because you're broke

[@durandus676]

0:11 I just finished making food how did you know I was hungry

[@buffpathfinder3607]

same have a greek sandwich waiting for me to find a KZbin video first

[@ezrac9578]

That sounds sooo good ​@@buffpathfinder3607

[@misssvets7728]

I'm an Australian… our border security is literally so strict on bringing food into the country, I don't understand how those cookies were allowed in…

[@amnoirgg8563]

Night crew leaving a mess for the morning crew is classic kitchen behavior honestly. 😊

[@tashajoykin5192]

At my place, it was the opposite.

[@Blessed_Sound]

I feel like crumble cookie is like Stanley cups. People only want them for the hype. I tried one and had to spit it out. Tasted undercooked.

[@melaniebell8115]

Totally just marketing hype. The flavours sound great, but they always look raw

[@Devilcakes]

​@@melaniebell8115it definitely looks raw. When you taste all that grainy sugar? Raw.

[@HelloNooney]

I hate to break it to people but you can actually find reviews on freshly bought cookies in the USA that say they are not that great. They have been served “undercooked “ “they are just a month full of sugar” “they all kind of taste the same bc they are all just over sweet”. While I have never posted a review, I have had them and bought a variety bc my friend was raving about it. There was nothing special, it was over sweet, I’ve never bought more. It definitely not worth flying anywhere or paying 3x more than the already expensive price for flour, sugar, some random ingredient, and food coloring.

[@MysticalGoatKnight]

You know, as much as I love sweets, it would be better and cheaper just to make your own cookies based on the ones Crumbl shows in their menus. Seriously, don't pay nearly $20 for a mid quality dessert, just make your own, no dessert is worth that damn much.

[@jmarshal]

Or pay a baker. There are so many good cookie and cake bakers who work from home. They can make the exact cookie you want and it won’t be undercooked when you get it.

[@treetop5985]

Omg the birthday cake incident happened to me. I had a birthday dinner at a restaurant and my mom asked them to hold the cake in the kitchen until after my friends and I ate. When it was time for the cake, no one who worked at restaurant knew what happened to it. My mom made a huge fuss and everyone who came got their meals for free and my mom got back the money she paid for the cake. I haven’t eaten at that restaurant since and it’s been well over 10 years lol

[@Ryanmanification]

Even here in Belgium they're talking about this Crumbl situation and how they emphasize the smacking and gulping and swallowing. This is basically mukbang with oversized cookies. I thought we were over that, but still here we are

[@FarCry-sd6xk]

I work at a bakery. It is treated like the end of the world if for some reason a product is sold not the same date it was made. I mean, it means sanitary inspections and possible fines. I literally can't imagine shipping cookies across half a planet to sell them. Are there no food safety regulations in Australia?

[@The-Entelechy]

Dumb scammers, you could have just made your own cookies and used some pink boxes 😭

[@keyadraws]

i like this idea lmao

[@Battleatkursk_gd]

3:30 end of ad

[@boskilingenfelter9515]

So they smuggled in cookies and resold them under the guise of it being a Crumbl pop up? Thats fraud.

[@Bagelbusters]

My father and mother seem to have gone off the deep end with this crumbl overconsumption. I turn my back for two seconds and then they’re feasting on the freezer fresh pieces of sugar coated crap like Chihiro’s parents at the start of spirited away. Help me. I wouldn’t be surprised if they fell for this scam if we lived somewhere else.

[@Sharizad13]

1:24 why do I feel like you also did Duolingo Chinese but took some Spanish in high school? 😂😂😂

[@pritybird8502]

I am going to bed in EU rn, the good morning always startles me

[@medea5235]

0:33 as a Balkan I can confirm we eat like this A LOT

[@uniquewings21]

lol balkan rage 😭 😂 😂

[@jvever4904]

That cake situation... Man went out of his way to bake his friend a birthday cake and the staff either stole half the cake or threw it out. Awful!

[@tazreenrahman3587]

Or they ate the cake.

[@charlottebreton6796]

I was just thinking Edwin should be posting soon and BOOM he posted! Love the spirited away poster, I cant help but look at it. That movie really scared me when I was a kid.

[@2stayweird]

I've had this rule my entire adult life and it's never steered me wrong: I will never wait in line TO spend money, only after the money is already spent. 😂

[@muscleandhate]

What about waiting in line for a gig?

[@2stayweird]

@@muscleandhate Like a concert you mean? (In that case I've probably already paid money for the ticket, so it's fine.) Or do you mean gig as in a job?

[@junrobin9335]

what about the ER waiting line? You get the bill afterwards and it still takes four hours to see if you ain't a high risk patient. Also I do get that though. But there is one line that earns you nothing that I'd still stand in. And it's a signing line of my fave authors cause boy we book nerds at home. I've waited six hours as a kid to get a book signed. And that stuff was for free. So either stand in line for free things or for paid things or at the ER. But that about it.

[@2stayweird]

@@junrobin9335 ER doesn't count because it's not like that's optional 😂 If I'm bleeding out I'm not gonna try to bargain shop or just be like "we have bandaids at home" lmao

[@junrobin9335]

@@2stayweird yeah but like if you just broke something the wait time can be longer than four hours. Know from experience. xD That's why it counts in my opinion along with staying in line for free goods.

[@m0chi_queen]

Don’t bring these to Australia I will buy them and eat one and have a stomachache for the rest of the day. Someone stop me

[@hannahw7023]

Frl I would feel sick after one bite

[@iggberthumperdink]

They're disgusting, you aren't missing anything.

[@DeathTempler]

Sometimes I get a tad annoyed by creators saying "welcome back", presumptuous that their videos are repeat offenses to my watch history. This guy, however, KNOWS we're coming back.

[@PucaFlea]

He always sets me up to fail every time with the try not to be dumb 😢

[@Diency.]

It's just a polite sentence.......

[@snoopyjulzz]

10:48 Itzy mentioned🫶🫶

[@emeseamy]

OMGGGG😭❤️

[@Clodsirepremacy]

If you're stupid enough to fall for this scam, and then even stupider enough to film yourself eating cookies you bought for $150...💀

[@angelbabies7]

Our local Crumble donated their cookies to the shelter I was in. Not bad in theory. Too much frosting, too big, impossible to eat in the time frame given. And we had them every night for months. I'm sorry, ik they are expensive but imagine, every single day for MONTHS. Along with trauma, discomfort and everything else about being homeless and living in a shelter we welcomed a nice, sweet treat. For the first two weeks. Too much is just too much. By the end, my kids and I CAN'T STAND those stupid things. 🍪 🤮 Eta: the calories!!!!😮 We had NO clue. I let children eat a whole damn cookie EACH! Until they got sick of them.

[@candismith2826]

That really does sound awful .. Hope you're making better cookies in your own place soon ..

[@baaddoggy]

'the psychology of why ppl like to stand in lines needs to be studied' thank you I swear ppl will see a line and just get in it not knowing why, ppl love standing in lines i'll never understand

[@Natalya08]

I’m one of the people who liked crumbl cookies at first until I realized they are poison and now I don’t eat them at all.

[@jayscave]

bro I just started getting into your videos and this is the earliest I’ve ever been. just jumped up like mario

[@blehbleh1260]

Them suitcase cookies 😂😂

[@phantomkate6]

Am I the only one who thinks those cookies look disgusting? Would bet they're cloyingly, stomach-ache-inducingly sweet. Is there a word for a flashy-looking thing that screams "I'll be a disappointment?"

[@Widdekuu91]

I want a word for a situation that could have been wonderful, if only one thing was different. I keep thinking of ironic, but it is not quite the thing, I think. Like a wedding where a dog pooped on the brides weddinggown. Like the only thing you should not poop on, the weddingsdress, is being pooped on by the dog. Or does that count as ironic?

[@elliottlupin]

Specious would be the word I think, it's second meaning is something like "misleadingly attractive"

[@Khymeira]

@@Widdekuu91 I feel like the Germans would have a word for this.

[@tinymittensdesign]

I have a massive sweet tooth, but even I look at those things and gag, they look WAY too sweet.

[@Ariberry-n9w]

Some of their flavors are actually pretty good! They’re huge so I eat them in sections due to the sugar content and store the rest for later.

[@cerisecherri]

10:45 I was not expecting Itzy to be called philosophical scholars lol

[@sahrish2010]

Frfr i died listening to tht

[@mcpunk89]

I have never asked a restaurant if it was okay to cut the cake I made and brought. I bring my own cake server and plates and offer the waiter/waitress a piece too. I didn't even know it was a thing to have the restaurant cut the cake.

[@SinTeller]

I agree they're overhyped, but Crumbl is taking the flack for what had been a country-wide issue for years. A classic Cinnabon is 880cal/59g per roll. A small oreo cookie blast from Sonic is 70g of sugar. Look at bottled sodas. We've seen what goes into Starbucks and Dunkin coffees. The US has an added sugar problem, and plenty of people drink a Crumbl cookie daily in soda or sweet tea. Personally, I think we need to be discussing more than Crumbl and Starbucks/Dunkin. Hopefully this type of discussion doesn't just stop when Crumbl has lost popularity. Most of our easily accessible food is unhealthy, over-priced(but often times cheaper than the healthy options), and ADDICTIVE. Too many people couldn't tell you how many grams of sugar per day is too much in the first place, nor do they keep track with how much they're consuming. I remember my high school P.E. teacher just told us white bread = diabetes and fast food burgers = heart attack.

[@PucaFlea]

I saw today about how American bread is just cake. It was the opinions of Irish people who live out there though 😅😂

[@lauralanthalasa7]

​@@PucaFlea bc it is. Real bread has 4 ingredients. Check the label of white american bread.

[@PucaFlea]

@@lauralanthalasa7 I'm Irish so no access to American bread 😅

[@lauralanthalasa7]

@@PucaFlea you can google it

[@muscleandhate]

I had a pumpkin spice latte from Starbucks for the first time recently. It was so sweet it tasted like some kind of non-ingestable chemical, had to throw it away.

[@stefaniegschwind7172]

As someone from the Balkan, I'm just happy to be mentioned

[@jpbrm30]

the deranged laughter is sending me asjkgalkjg 4:25

[@Arkaido]

The first 30 secs felt like an introduction an ad :D I was waiting for a sponser drop hahaha

[@DeadDancers]

We have ‘not this brand’ fresh-made cookie stores in Australia. The cookies are smaller but I’m pretty sure they’re just as over-loaded with everything you shouldn’t eat and worth 3x the caloric intake you need in a day.

[@jewelrybox777]

Love the additional bonus story at end !

[@2000Doriyas]

You’re an exceptional content creator, I appreciate the wit you throw into small jokes all throughout your videos. Wish more content creators had the attention to detail when discussing slop the way you do, keep it up.

[@Xamry]

Omg that sound effect!! 😂😂 13:12

[@Finn-wc8nq]

7:18 this lady in the middle was coping so hard lmao

[@Spritzzzie]

You're so close to 1 mil subs!! that's so exciting :)

[@sleepysartorialist]

Ed...it's the PACIFIC ocean

[@captoonsvideo]

As someone who bakes cookies at home, this brand hurts lol.

[@lisa8683]

It feels so weird seeing how some people were all, "Omg this is so good" when in reality, these cookies have been sitting in custom for god knows how long........ 🤢🤢🤢

[@randolphsmith7552]

You’re a funny guy. Love the deadpan humor 😂. I had to subscribe.

[@str4wb3rry_ch4pstik]

thank u for givijg me something to listen to while getting ready for school today 🙏🙏

[@rpwp-joonie]

like I said in Edvasian's first Crumbl cookie video...just learn how to make your own cookies! I promise it is so much more rewarding and HEALTHIER to do it yourself! If you don't want to bake a big batch or do not have the resources to do so, many people have suggested supporting your local bakeries instead. Enough of this Tiktok trendy influencer fluff!! Nobody needs this much sugar or calories 😭

[@nameless....]

Australia is very strict on the food brought into the country, I'm surprised this actually passed.

[@NBDYSPCL]

Cake guy knew the restaurant was lying, but they were likely threatening to sue for libel if he didnt capitulate. Bevause that's the world we live in.

[@seanyes6913]

People out here smuggling cookies like it's Cuban cocaine.

[@empcovendropout]

“A Minute ago” is wild

[@hyperdeath1295]

I've never seen a video so early

[@LiguObryk]

Same

[@fnsbidk]

Try Twelve Minutes ago.

[@ThisHandleIsNotAvailable.]

Tbh I hate comment trends.

[@xxArsen1xx-OnPsn]

30k views at 2 hours. Bro fell off.

[@YukaAkemi]

I have never heard of cutting cake as a “safety hazard” 🤨🤨 that’s such a bullshit reason, personally being able to cutting cake after blowing out candles is such an important thing too, this whole cake situation would infuriate me

[@alireza2847]

I totally believe that the staff ate 100%, but like why would they get such a huge portion of it for themselves though? If I were to do it, I would just get a tiny piece for myself, so no one would notice. The fact that they took that much makes me thinks that this may not have been their first time and that maybe because it was a high end restaurant they were working at, they could do it because rich people probably would notice these things less, let alone complain about it.

[@kayoss8787]

You can legally bring in baked goods to Australia for resell but the rules are restrictive on presentation (which turning off that they are NOT affiliated with official crumbl the 4 hours the store was open was an oopsie boopsie) and other rules about product trademark logos etc which of course they violated…. Reselling products brought into Australia without the manufacturer's permission is called parallel importing, or grey importing. While grey imports are not illegal, there are some things to consider. If a business buys genuine products from overseas and imports and sells them in Australia without authorisation from the manufacturer, it is selling parallel imports (also known as grey importing or direct importing). And thank you for common sense on the second story ❤ love your content. 🤗

[@shadow_shine3578]

Why am I watching this before a procedure where I haven't been able to eat for the last 10 hours. Well, I love this channel so worth it.

[@Xamry]

How people are this impressionable will never cease to depress me

[@ErisRift]

I like your pictures of Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away. 👀

[@Roaming725]

At our wedding, catering staff took most of the leftovers without asking. I found out through family that witnessed it. We paid for it, it's OURS!! I can't trust food service staff anymore and wish we didn't tip at all. What is wrong with people stealing from those that are paying you help celebrate a milestone. Disgusting.

[@dontmindmefangirling3123]

Now that I know what leaving a cake to strangers ends up like, I'm so much happier of all the times I was told by staff to keep the cake sealed and to have no one eat it in the restaurant (because if someone got sick the restaurant could've ended up in court). Sure, it was annoying since I knew of everyone's allergies and there were no risks, but I'll take that over staff stealing my food, not giving me compensation and not apologising

[@bex_is]

lol they def ate the cake 🎉

[@cmaven4762]

Wow ... June's Journey is high class sponsorship ... Congrats!!!!

[@akumacv2075]

This is so interesting to me because a crumbl is opening near my work and their unit has been under renovation for several months now.

[@abiStalli]

10:50 ITZY MENTIONED I CHEEREDD

[@milkteamachine]

These cookies look so mid to begin with, just another extremely overpriced item that no one would care about if it wasn’t for the marketing.

[@Hammerhead547]

I guarantee I can get premade house baked cookies in the bakery section of my local safeway that are better than anything crumbl makes.

[@emvv3784]

as someone whos had them side by side you are correct. even weed couldn’t make crumbles taste good to me lol

[@Poor_BBJ]

Scary how certain groups of people can be easily deceived.