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Gideon’s New November Cookie Has Apple Crumble and Vanilla Glaze

Gideon’s Crisp and Crumble cookie with vanilla glaze beside Apple Spice Cake and a slice showing apple filling
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Images: Crisp & Crumble Cookie, left, and Apple Spice Cake, right, via WDWInfo’s November 1 report.

Apple crumble has found a new home: on top of one very large cookie.

Gideon’s Bakehouse has introduced Crisp & Crumble for November 2026, with apple, toasted sugar and fall spices under brown butter oat crumble and vanilla glaze. WDWInfo’s November 1 report describes it as nearly half a pound and available throughout the month at Disney Springs.

That is a substantial commitment to the crumble topping. There is a practical catch for anyone already mentally adding it to an online cart: Gideon’s does not ship its baked goods.

What’s on the November menu?

The new Crisp & Crumble Cookie is the monthlong headliner. The apple flavor, brown butter oat topping and vanilla glaze give it a different direction from a standard chocolate-chip cookie.

There is also a returning Apple Spice Cake, with apple caramel buttercream, apple pie filling and oat crumble. WDWInfo reports that slices will be offered on Wednesdays and Saturdays through Thanksgiving. That schedule is separate from the cookie’s November run.

Photos of the November cookie and cake are shown above; they are two different desserts. A slice of cake is not included with the cookie.

Can you get the cookie shipped?

No. Gideon’s says it does not ship cookies or cakes. Its official site also says the Disney Springs shop does not accept preorders. The preorder option you may see online is for its original East End Market location in Orlando.

Do not assume an online merchandise order includes access to bakery delivery. For this Disney Springs cookie stop, plan on visiting in person.

How the Disney Springs line works

According to the official Disney Springs location page, the bakery opens at 10 a.m. When its line gets long, staff can switch to a virtual queue. You still have to sign up in person; a text tells you when to return.

Gideon’s lists a general seven-cookie in-store limit. It also warns that limited-edition items can sell out, so a November availability window does not guarantee every flavor will be waiting late in the day.

If the cookie is the reason for your visit, check Gideon’s current announcements before heading over and give yourself time for the line. This is a bakery stop that can need a little planning.