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Olivia Rodrigo debuts 960-calorie cookie

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promoting obesity to an underage audience? I stan her but this isn't okay

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Share it with friends/family! :bird:

960/ 10 = 96! 

 

Imagine dividing that cookie among 10 people alksdjfaoisdjfad

Crumbl is so good to me. You either love it or hate it. They're huge cookies. They're not meant to eat alone... although some people do :rip: 

Can't wait to find out how online people are offended by Olivia selling cookies. 

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How can a cookie have that many calories :rip: Did they pour straight up grease into the batter?

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Puts a whole new spin on "Good for you, you look happy and healthy...not me"

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5 minutes ago, FameFatale said:

Crumbl is so good to me. You either love it or hate it. They're huge cookies. They're not meant to eat alone... although some people do :rip: 

Crumbl is a disgusting & gluttonous corporation that feeds off of America's  processed sugar addiction. The amount of butter and sugar in their cookies should be a national safety violation.

have any of you ever saw a big cookie and how many calories they usually have?

Because that's pretty standard calorie count and only obese people could eat them whole at once 

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