Crumbl and Minecraft just launched what might be the most on-brand food collaboration in gaming history: a lineup of completely square-shaped desserts based on iconic Minecraft mobs and biomes, available from August 31 through September 5, 2026. Six different treats, every single one a four-sided brick of cookie or cake, each topped with a character from the game. If you’ve ever wished your cookies looked less like cookies and more like something you’d place in a crafting grid, your time has come.
This is also a milestone for Crumbl beyond just being a fun gaming tie-in: it marks the bakery chain’s first-ever character license. For a brand that’s built its entire identity around weekly rotating menus and viral social media moments, partnering with the best-selling video game of all time as its inaugural licensed character collaboration is about as big a statement as you can make for a first move.
All Six Minecraft x Crumbl Treats — Full Details
Every item in the lineup drops Crumbl’s signature round shape entirely in favour of a blocky, pixel-perfect square. Here’s the complete breakdown of what’s available:
Minecraft Grass Block Cake
The flagship of the lineup and the most visually recognisable to any Minecraft player. A square cinnamon vanilla cake coated in chocolate crumb streusel with a cinnamon brown sugar topping, layered with brown cream cheese frosting, then finished with grass-textured frosting on top that recreates the look of one of the game’s most iconic blocks. This is technically a cake rather than a cookie, making it the structural outlier of the collection — but also probably the most eye-catching one to photograph.
Minecraft Creeper Key Lime Sandwich
Two square lime-flavoured cookies rolled in green sprinkles, sandwiching lime frosting between them. The Creeper aesthetic comes through in the green colour scheme — and given that Creepers are the most recognisable Minecraft mob to non-players, this one has the broadest recognisability of the bunch. The Key lime flavour is sharp and citrusy, which feels appropriate for a mob whose defining characteristic is blowing things up.
Minecraft Lemon Poppyseed Cookie
A square lemon poppyseed cookie topped with lemon curd and lemon buttercream, finished with a Minecraft Bee topper. The bee is one of the more recently added mobs to the base game but has quickly become a fan favourite, so its inclusion here makes sense. Three lemon elements layered together means this one leans hard into the citrus direction — good news if you like your cookies tart.
Minecraft Cookies and Cream Sandwich
Two square chocolate cookies-and-cream cookies sandwiching a filling of purple marshmallow mousse loaded with brownie pieces and additional cookies-and-cream pieces, finished with an Enderman topper. The purple marshmallow mousse is the standout element here — it maps to the Enderman’s purple particle effects and makes this one of the more ambitious flavour combinations in the lineup. Chocolate, marshmallow, brownie, and oreo-style crumbles all in one sandwich is a lot, but probably a good kind of a lot.
Minecraft Cherry Blossom Cookie
A square cookie themed around the Cherry Blossom Grove biome, featuring maraschino cherries and cherry cream cheese frosting, topped with a pig topper. The Cherry Blossom Grove is one of the newer biomes added to Minecraft in recent years, and its inclusion shows the collaboration is pulling from more than just classic mob designs. Pigs and cherry blossoms together is a very specific combination, but the cherry cream cheese frosting sounds genuinely good.
Minecraft Cookie Butter Cookie
A square marbled spiced cookie topped with cookie butter frosting and finished with a Chicken topper. Cookie butter — that spreadable speculoos biscuit product — has become a recurring Crumbl flavour over the years and has a devoted following. The chicken topper is the most straightforwardly funny of the bunch, because chickens in Minecraft are comedically mundane compared to the more dramatic Creepers and Endermen sharing the menu with them.
The Mystery Spoons — What You Need to Know
Beyond the food itself, the collaboration includes a collectible element that’s worth understanding before you go in-store. Crumbl is releasing Crumbl x Minecraft Mystery Spoons — four different designs based on iconic Minecraft tools:
- Diamond Sword
- Wooden Shovel
- Golden Axe
- Iron Pickaxe
Here’s how the spoon distribution works:
- 6-Pack orders — one randomly selected Mystery Spoon per qualifying in-store order
- 12-Pack orders — two Mystery Spoons per qualifying order
- Launch Day Exclusive spoon — a special exclusive design for the first 200 customers per location who purchase a Minecraft 6-Pack in-store on August 31
- Pre-orders are not eligible for spoons — this is in-store only, and while supplies last
The spoon designs are randomised, so there’s no guarantee of which one you’ll receive — which is very on-brand for a Minecraft collaboration given how much of that game is driven by randomised loot and crafting outcomes. The Mystery Spoons are also available in the US only, with Canadian locations getting the food items but not confirmed for the spoons.
How to Order and Where to Get Them
The Crumbl x Minecraft collaboration is available at participating Crumbl locations across the US and Canada. In-app pre-orders opened on August 30, with in-store availability running August 31 through September 5. After September 5, the entire lineup disappears — Crumbl’s weekly rotating format means none of these will be on the menu the following week unless the collaboration is explicitly extended, which hasn’t been announced.
If you’re going specifically for the Launch Day Exclusive spoon, the window was August 31 and limited to the first 200 customers per store — so that ship has sailed if you’re reading this after launch day. The standard Mystery Spoons are available while supplies last with qualifying pack orders for the rest of the week.
Minecraft’s Ongoing Crossover Momentum
The Crumbl collaboration is the latest in a long line of Minecraft brand partnerships that have expanded the franchise well beyond gaming. Earlier in 2026, Bluey came to Minecraft as one of the game’s biggest licensed collaborations. Minecraft-branded Crocs have been available in the past. The franchise regularly partners with food and lifestyle brands in a way that few gaming properties can match — because Minecraft’s audience spans virtually every age group and demographic, making it uniquely versatile for brand crossovers.
For the gaming side of the franchise, Minecraft Dungeons II is set to launch on September 29, 2026 for PC, PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X/S — so the Crumbl collaboration drops right in the lead-up window to that release, keeping the Minecraft brand warm heading into what should be a major launch for the dungeon-crawling spin-off series.
Whether you’re a Minecraft fan, a Crumbl regular, or just someone who appreciates the commitment of making every single cookie perfectly square, this one is available for one week only. September 5 is the cutoff — after that, the mobs go back into the game where they belong.
In other gaming and collectibles news this week, a 2005 Pokémon card just sold for over $1 million — the most expensive English Pokémon card ever auctioned. And if you’re a card game fan, MTG Reality Fracture is facing Play Booster shortages due to a Panama Canal drought, which is an only-in-2026 supply chain situation worth knowing about before October 2. On the gaming side, Lilith from Borderlands just arrived in Fortnite as a playable skin — the character’s first playable appearance since the original Borderlands in 2009.
