Check out these new Costco items for early fall
Costco recently released a bunch of new items, from pretzel bun sandwiches perfect for Oktoberfest to a plethora of moon cakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival. If you’re looking to host a brunch, check out Costco’s new cinnamony bakery items or even a peanutty Nutella spread. And if you’re planning ahead for Halloween, a spookily packaged pretzel snack has returned.
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Kirkland Signature Chicken Sandwich on Pretzel Buns with Sauce ($16.32 for six sandwiches): For just $2.72 a sandwich, Costco’s new pretzel bun sandwiches are a steal. Made with sliced deli chicken breast, cheddar and Swiss cheeses, green leaf lettuce, tangy Dijon mayonnaise sauce and soft pretzel buns, these sandwiches are perfect for hosting or bringing to a gathering.
Kirkland Signature Crumb Cake Muffin ($6.99 for eight muffins): Step into fall with the warm taste of buttery, cinnamon streusel. These muffins feature a moist cream cake base and are topped with a delicious crumb topping.
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Kirkland Signature Twice Baked Cinnamon Filled Croissants ($11.34 for six croissants): For a decadent, cinnamony treat, these twice-baked croissants are stuffed with a sweet cinnamon-almond cream and finished with a crunchy cinnamon-sugar streusel.
The SnakYard Dried White Fungus ($13.99): Use this dehydrated fungus in Asian sweet soups, tonics and desserts. Expect it to expand significantly in water and have a gelatinous texture. White fungus is thought to improve skin hydration, immune support and antioxidant protection.
The SnakYard Stinky Tofu ($9.99): This spicy, ready-to-eat fermented tofu snack has strong notes of chili peppers, garlic and Sichuan peppercorn with a texture of semi-dried, chewy extra-firm tofu.
Mayorga Organic Artesano Blend Coffee ($18.89 for a 2-pound bag): This two-pound pack of coffee beans is organic, non-GMO and kosher-certified. It’s a medium roast made from 100% Arabica beans from Honduras and Guatemala and has chocolatey and nutty flavors with low acidity.
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A’capella Maple Donut Crisps ($5.99): If you’re looking for a sweet and crispy treat, these chips are made from real doughnuts pressed into crunchy chips and coated in a maple glaze.
Nutella Peanut Spread with Cocoa ($12.99 for two 26.5-ounce jars): What happens when you combine Nutella’s signature chocolate-hazelnut spread with peanut butter? The result is Nutella’s newest chocolatey, nutty spread.
These seasonal finds celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival, Halloween and the holiday season
Mooncakes: Costco offers a plentiful selection of mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival (Sept. 25). Mooncakes have a thin, golden-brown pastry crust wrapped around a dense, sweet filling, such as lotus seed or red bean paste. Some varieties have a salted egg yolk in the middle. Costco carries brands such as Kam Wah, Joy Luck Palace and Maxim for $13.99-$34.99 per box.
Halloween: For a fun Halloween snack, Costco has brought back its Utz Bats & Jacks Pretzels ($6.99), a box of small snack pouches of bite-sized pretzels shaped like bats and jack-o’-lanterns.
Holidays: If you can’t wait for mornings to taste like the holidays, Costco already offers the Starbucks Holiday Medium Roast K-Cup Pods ($44.99 for 72 pods). The medium roast coffee is made with 100% Arabic beans with sweet maple and herbal notes.
