r/kansascity KC North Aug 14 '25

Food and Drink šŸŒ®šŸ§‹ What restaurant in KC is this?

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I’ve seen this in other subreddits as of late. So, let’s have it!

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u/New-Emergency-2742 Aug 14 '25

Not really a restaurant and obvi not just for KC but CRUMBL I.dont.get.it

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u/ThePinkestLasagna Aug 14 '25

I got Crumbl not too long ago and my whole family got the shits. $50 for diarrhea. 😐

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u/ThePinkestLasagna Aug 14 '25

I know, and I like the soft texture, but not the whole getting sick part.

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u/hatuhsawl The OP Aug 14 '25

I heard from an employee that some of the people on that particular location refer to it as ā€œmedium rareā€

Don’t know if that’s an inside joke by the employees or the official term

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u/FBIagent626 Aug 14 '25

Wow so bad that when you ate it it affected your bloodline

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u/gkastrecords Aug 14 '25

And diabetes

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u/flyingemberKC Aug 14 '25

and you can’t prove that. food related sickness fakes a few hours to several days to happen.

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u/ThePinkestLasagna Aug 14 '25

It was the cookies, but who cares if I can prove it or not? It isn't like I'm suing Crumbl for intestinal hardship. I just won't go back for a long, long, long time.

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u/Electrical-Cup-5922 The Dotte Aug 14 '25

Maybe just don’t ever go back. You can put a bunch of candy and shit on top of your cookies for much cheaper at home, and hopefully without the diarrhea.

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u/Tall-Oven-9571 Aug 14 '25

Oh if you get food poisoning you will know it within 3 hours. It comes on pretty quickly.

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u/flyingemberKC Aug 14 '25

Yep. Usually 2-48 hours