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10 Things at Costco You Can’t Buy Anywhere Else
Costco Deals
Costco’s plethora of members will be the first to gush about the incredible deals and discounts they get shopping at the wholesale superstore. From the Kirkland items you should always buy when you go to Costco, to the new products that appear every week, it seems this store will always have great deals for us to revel in. But these 10 aren’t just great deals, they’re products and prices you can’t find anywhere else!
Costco’s $4.99 rotisserie chicken
Costco’s well-priced and super juicy poultry has become legendary. Though you can find other rotisserie chickens for $5, the superstore’s are bigger than other store-bought birds weighing in at three pounds cooked versus other store’s skimpy birds that often weigh half that! The tasty chicken has reached cult status and Costco is reportedly building its own production facility focused on just fowl. Here’s the secret behind Costco’s famous $4.99 Rotisserie Chickens.
Costco Extra Virgin Olive Oil
This kitchen staple can be pricey yet it’s something we use daily, which is why it makes sense to buy in bulk. We love that Costco’s own olive oil brand has been independently rated as the top in its class, (rated against other popular and store brands) getting high marks for its great taste and low price. Speaking of essentials, find out more things at Costco you shouldn’t be without.
Costco sheet cake
Whether for your next family birthday or an upcoming work or holiday bash, Costco’s ever-popular sheet cake is a serious steal, serving 48 people and ringing in at just $29.99! One of its sheet cakes even weighs more than a newborn baby, tipping the scales at 9.5 pounds. The cultish cakes are even taking over the wedding industry with savvy brides now serving them up at their weddings, making these pastries a truly sweet deal.
Costco Private Label Wine
Did you know Costco sells more wine than any store in America? Even better, it boasts its own in-store label, Kirkland, and the bargain-priced line of vino is perfect for having on hand. The Kirkland offerings are expansive featuring wine from France, New Zealand, Italy, and beyond. Popular faves include their signature champagne for less than $20 and the 1.5 liter of Cabernet Sauvignon Blanc which is well-rated and prices out at just $7.99 a bottle. Wine is one of the 18 things chefs always buy at Costco.
Costco Travel
Costco has its own travel agency, offering travels deals from around the globe. Costco travel tends to focus on packaged hotels, cruises and rental cars, which can save you hundreds of dollars. It also has a rotating number of “$499 and under deals,” so it’s good to check often. These are our favorite travel deals you can only score at Costco.
Costco Gas
The mega-chain opened up its first gas station in 1995 and has been pumping away for almost 25 years. Costco offers competitive prices for its “top-tiered” gasoline, some reports say the cheapest in the country. Bonus: the stations are always staffed with an attendant for easy help. Here’show Costco keeps its gas so cheap.
Costco Optical
Costco Optical offers a full range of eyeglasses and eye exam services, and a club membership comes with a free test. With its own private label of glasses, the whole experience is easy, affordable, and stylish. Better yet: Costco takes most insurance. You need to be a member to purchase glasses or contacts, but anyone can use the in-house optometrist and enjoy the savings. Here’s exactly why you should be getting your eyeglasses at Costco.
Costco toilet paper
This is Costco’s bestselling item! The superstore makes about $400 million dollars in profits from its famous two-ply. In fact, Costco’s TP is quality tested before it hits the shelves and inspectors even use a special tool to test its level of whiteness. No wonder Costco sells over a billion rolls a year, which is enough toilet paper to wrap around the world 1,200 times.
Costco frozen berries
From pastries to smoothies, frozen berries are important to have in your freezer. Nutritionists recommend buying organic, when possible, though because berries (especially strawberries) tend to have more pesticides. Enter Costco’s own package of organic berries. You can score a 4-pound bag of organic frozen berries for just $9.50, an amazing deal.
Costco bacon
As we know, all bacon is not created equal. According to a Consumer Reports taste test, Costco’s own Kirkland brand earned top honors for its crisp factor and delicious smoky rich flavor. Are we making your mouth water? We suggest stocking up on a four-pack, which is a steal for 64-ounces costing you around $15. Read on to find out the bizarre things you didn’t know you could find at Costco.
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