"Crumbl Cookies is a popular brand for a reason. Its cookies are known for being soft, sweet, and generally delectable. In fact when Tasting Table ranked 45 of the brand's flavors, not one was reviewed unfavorably. Unfortunately, the cookies can be quite expensive. Just one of them can cost $4.69 in the Cincinnati area, for example. In addition, not everyone lives conveniently close to a Crumbl store."
"Cornstarch is known for making baked goods like biscuits fluffier. There's no definitive proof that Crumbl actually uses this ingredient. However, it has been rumored on Reddit that cornstarch is part of a secret packet that employees put in the cookies. Either way, it can help your baked treats resemble Crumbl's offerings. This is because cornstarch acts as a thickening agent that gives cookies a chewy texture. This is a core feature of Crumbl's products."
Crumbl Cookies are prized for soft, sweet, chewy cookies with a tall, thick profile, but individual cookies can be costly and stores are not always nearby. Home bakers seek copycat methods to recreate that texture, and cornstarch is frequently recommended. Cornstarch acts as a thickening agent that reduces spreading during baking, yielding taller cookies and a chewier bite. Incorporating a couple teaspoons of cornstarch into dough alongside eggs and vanilla can produce thicker cookies resembling Crumbl’s characteristics. Rumors suggest employees sometimes use cornstarch in a secret packet, though definitive proof is lacking.
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