Crazy for Cookies

September 25, 2020


With the fall season creeping up on us we are about to enter the season of Halloween Candy, Thanksgiving Pies, and Holiday Cookie Christmas Parties. A tempting and sugary time for all of us that after a while may become repetitive with the same recipe over and over again. 

As a fun way to spice up the holiday goodies McKenna Property Management recommends Crumbl Cookies. A company that just recently celebrated their three-year anniversary and has now officially opened five locations in the Nevada area! 


The unique thing about Crumbl Cookies, and why it is perfect for the holidays, is that every week their menu changes. They sell six cookies, four completely picked at random, and two always staying the same (their classic chocolate chip, and pink icing sugar cookie). No one knows what the four cookies will be, and everyone is hoping it will be there favorite showing up. 


With four new cookies to try every week it is an amazing chance to get with a few friends, and vote on your favorite. It is also a perfect and reasonably priced desert treat to being to any work or family gathering. 


You can download their app on your phone to get weekly menu updates and their five locations in Vegas are: 

 

  • 4700 S. Maryland Pkwy
  • 8085 Blue Diamond
  • 6255 S. Durango
  • 2598 E. Craig
  • 5590 Painted Mirage

 


“I love the Confetti Cookie because it’s the best tasting cookie in the whole world” 

-Jenni McKenna; Broker of McKenna Property Management

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