Crumbl Review: Dubai Style Chocolate Sandwich Cookie
This one is very clearly built to be rich, and it commits to that from the start.
Visually, it looks heavy. You’ve got two chocolate cookies with a thick filling in between, and it reads more like a dessert sandwich than a typical cookie. It feels substantial before you even pick it up.
The first bite confirms that immediately.
The outer cookies are soft but dense, leaning more toward a brownie-style texture than a classic cookie. They’re not crumbly — they hold together and feel thick.
The filling is what defines this. It’s smooth, rich, and sweet, and it adds another layer of chocolate rather than breaking it up.
That’s both the strength and the weakness.
You get:
- deep chocolate flavour
- consistent richness
- very smooth texture
But you don’t get much contrast.
Everything stays in that same chocolate-heavy lane from start to finish.
It’s good, but it’s a lot. This is easily one of the heavier items, and it’s not something you’re finishing quickly.
Texture:
- soft, dense cookies
- creamy filling
- very little variation
This is one of those cookies that works best if you split it or take your time.
Final Verdict:
Rich, dense, and very chocolate-forward. Well executed, but lacks contrast and can feel heavy fast.