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Crumbl Cookies will open March 5 in Timber Creek Crossing and give away free chocolate chip cookies March 6. The grand opening and promotion will celebrate Crumbl’s entry into the Dallas foodie market. Though their closest existing shop is in the Southlake Town Square, Crumbl has more than 60 locations in 11 states.

Crumbl will be open from 10 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday, but their hook is free delivery.

“Nothing beats biting into a warm, delicious cookie that has been delivered straight to your door,” says Dallas owner Bryce Dean. “We’re really excited to bring this experience to Dallas and Lake Highlands in particular.”

Crumbl staff members, including several new hires from Lake Highlands High School, will mix, bake and prepare the cookies fresh each day in an open kitchen.

“Having our customers see every cookie being made is one of the best experiences of our stores,” says Jason McGowan, Crumbl co-founder and CEO. “Each ingredient is carefully chosen to provide customers with the highest quality cookie on the market.”

Crumbl cookies arrive in a distinctive pink box, and their menu rotates weekly. About the time you fall in love with Muddy Buddy, Biscoff Lava and Funfetti, you’ll have to switch to flavors like Coconut Lime, Cranberry Vanilla and Chocolate Caramel. Life is tough.

Timber Creek is located at Skillman and Northwest Highway, and Crumbl will sit between Cici’s Pizza and McAllister’s Deli.

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