Alternative crumble ideas?

[TooFewHands]

Hi
I'm an adult fussy eater. I like crumble, not mad keen on cooked apple or rhubarb though. I pick the lumps out like a child! Nobody to tell me off now see!

I literally like all other cooked fruits except pears. Which alternative crumble is nicest please?

[MotherofTerriers]

Plum

[myrtleWilson]

ooh yes my dd did a Nigella Italian plum crumble for Christmas a few years ago - was delicious www.bbc.com/food/recipes/ruby-red_plum_and_83013

[Joinourclub]

You can do crumble with tinned peaches.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad crumble. Though I do prefer a mixture, and like apple and rhubarb or plum and peach. Maybe blackberry and strawberry would work?

[Blondie1984]

Gooseberry crumble is nice and if you want something really indulgent then try banana caramel/toffee

Also, have you considered savoury crumbles? This works really well with the creamy filling that you would normally put in chicken pie - only downside is that you can't really have custard with it without getting odd looks!

[caroldecker]

Plums should be cobblered not crumbled

[Ricekrispie22]

Caramelised pineapple with coconut and orange zest topping.

[Mmer]

Raspberry is good.

[TickledOnion]

Mixed berries. I use a pack of frozen mixed berries straight from the freezer.

[mrsnec]

I like any berries in mine. I've done all strawberries before with almonds in the crumble and that's nice.

Also peaches I agree. Sometimes I do peach and raspberry.

I put different things in the crumble too if I have things to use up, nuts, biscuits or cereal for example. My last one had a sachet of golden syrup flavour oat so simple in it.

[GoldenBlue]

Strawberries are yummy no need to add sugar

[Jaxtellerswife]

Banana and caramel
I know what I'll be trying next! Im pregnant and that sounds amazing