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Noodles & Company started CrispiDays last year as a weeklong celebration with a daily surprise version of the treat, normally made with crispy rice cereal, marshmallows, and butter.

Noodles & Company brings back CrispiDays

A different version of the restaurant’s Rice Crispy dessert will be offered each week in December

Noodles & Company is reprising its CrispiDays celebration, during which it offers different versions of its popular Rice Crispy dessert.

The 460-unit chain started the custom last year as a weeklong celebration with a daily surprise version of the treat, normally made with crispy rice cereal, marshmallows, and butter.

This year the festivities last for most of December, with a new item each week selling for the same price as the usual Rice Crispy — $3 — or guests can add it to an order of $15 or more for $1 if they use the code CRISPIDAYS.

  • From Dec. 2-8 guests can order the S’mores Crispy, augmented by graham crackers and chocolate chips.
  • From Dec. 9-15 Noodles is offering a Cinnamon Crunch Crispy with added cinnamon crunch flakes.
  • The Dec. 15-22 special is a Chocolate Peppermint Crispy made with chocolate rice cereal and peppermint flavored chocolate.
  • And Dec. 23-29 will see the Cake Batter Crispy made with cake batter and rainbow sprinkles.

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This year the CrispiDays festivities last for most of December, with a new item each week selling for the same price as the usual Rice Crispy — $3 — or they can add it to a $15 order for $1 if they use the code CRISPIDAYS.

"The return of CrispiDays is a fun tradition that brings our guests and team together to celebrate the season," chief executive officer Drew Madsen said in a statement. "We’re thrilled to reintroduce this limited-time event, offering our fans a series of uniquely crafted flavors that capture the spirit of the holidays. At Noodles, we’re dedicated to creating memorable moments, and CrispiDays allows us to spread holiday cheer in a way that’s both delicious and fun. It’s our way of adding a little extra magic to every guest’s visit.”

The promotion comes as the fast-casual chain based in Broomfield, Colo., continues to struggle with declining sales and traffic, as well as a stock price that has fallen below the $1 threshold.

Madsen and his team have been working on improved training and operational fixes as well as new menu items in the runup to a full menu revamp in 2025.

Contact Bret Thorn at [email protected] 

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