Crumbles is a sweet stop for a variety of sugary treats. The cases are filled with mouthwatering selections. Choose from snickerdoodle, sugar, M & M, chocolate chip, s’mores, choco-chunk, Reeses Peanut Butter Cup and triple chocolate chunk cookies.
Enjoy tempting-looking treats in a wide variety of flavors and textures including cannolis, Rice Crispy squares, rum cakes, chocolate covered Twinkies, macaroons, jumbo cupcakes, yogurt covered Mini Oreos, peanut butter blasts, petite lemon cakes, red velvet cake with cream cheese icing, key lime circles, carrot cake, tiramisu and profiteroles.
Kids will appreciate the hand-decorated cookies shaped like fish, dolphins, whales, octopuses, starfish and lighthouses – perfect for parties and other special occasions.
Packaged foods and drinks include Revolution Tea, sugar-free cookies, cobbler mixes and Vitamin Water. The shop has its very own Crumbles T-shirt. Ask about special orders. Credit card purchases must be over $5.
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