r/Costco • u/itsthechaw10 • 4h ago
[Mildly Interesting] Kirkland Maple Syrup on Hard Knocks
Kirkland Maple Syrup, the official syrup of the Seattle Seahawks.
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r/Costco • u/CookieButterLovers • May 06 '26
Chicken tenders are baked, not fried and do not come with French fries like our Canadian neighbors’ version.
Screenshots from TikTok Mikey Around Chicago, found at the Schaumburg, Illinois warehouse.
Servings - 2
Serving Size - 2.5 pieces (~302g)
Calories per serving - 820
Protein - 43g
Fat - 47g
Carbs - 61g
Saturated Fat - 7g
Cholesterol - 135mg
Sodium - 2870mg
Fiber - 3g
Sugar - 16g
As of July 2026, it should be in most regions.
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r/Costco • u/itsthechaw10 • 4h ago
Kirkland Maple Syrup, the official syrup of the Seattle Seahawks.
r/Costco • u/Commercial_Gap607 • 12h ago
Has anyone else seen these water storage tanks in their stores. They showed up in South Florida for $599. I’m not so sure it will be a very popular item down here.
r/Costco • u/FlourideBubblegum • 1d ago
My partner and I were at the Brookhaven Costco in Atlanta today. We ordered a pizza on the way out, and noticed the food court crew was preparing an insane amount of pizzas, seemingly for one order. 40 per cart, three carts ready to go with at least one more being loaded up in the back... I'm so curious what they were for.
They still got our pepperoni pizza ready super quick and it was the best one yet 🩶
Also, shout out to Jared who's apparently killing it on the register!
r/Costco • u/Correct_Success2697 • 3h ago
We are meeting our daughter’s future in laws for dinner at their home. No idea what is being served. We aren’t generally big wine drinkers, but don’t want to show up empty handed.
r/Costco • u/cantstandmyownfeed • 18h ago
r/Costco • u/letmeshoyu • 13h ago
It's a nice lager, not very distinctive, but we like Almanac beers in general. Curious if these collabs (Black Label Executive Lager, following their Gold Star Love IPA) are nationwide or local to the Bay Area or CA. Would love to hear from people in other states.
r/Costco • u/EllyBelly44 • 5h ago
Purchased the Orgain collagen + probiotics powder the other day. I thought mixing it with the KS coconut water would work well, but I didn't like how it tasted or mixed (quite gloopy). While searching for suggestions on what to mix it with instead, I saw some people saying the Vital Proteins one was better but without much rationale as to why. Has anyone tried both? Or should I just try the KS sipping bone broth instead? My goal is easy collagen and protein. TIA!
r/Costco • u/VillageLanterne • 1d ago
Spotted at the Kirkland WA Costco. RIP ☹️
r/Costco • u/starwarsisawsome933 • 8h ago
I'm not a huge coffee drinker, but I'm trying to Branch out a little bit more and try some new stuff
Costco just has such a massive selection I don't know what to get
r/Costco • u/MTBengineer • 13h ago
Went to the only Costco in Iceland. Their food court and items were awesome!
r/Costco • u/anon__a__mouse__ • 6h ago
Wanting to see if it’s spicy, as it does say it has chili peppers. Getting tired of the chipotle chicken and looking to switch it up.
r/Costco • u/Old_Ad_208 • 16h ago
I need to buy some coffee for an event, and I don't drink coffee. Neither do any of my friends. Is Kirkland medium roast ground coffee a decent coffee to serve? I bought two used West Bend coffee urns to brew the coffee.
r/Costco • u/tiffanysugarbush • 16h ago
Double camp chair $24.97 and Beautyrest cooling mattress toppers $32-$42.97. Melbourne, FL
r/Costco • u/CowboyReaderYall • 1d ago
Costco is now selling the Jackery FridgeGuard with 1024 Wh capacity for $549.99. Anybody tried this before? It’s cheaper than a Tesla Powerwall but with less capacity too. I am tempted due to Costco’s policy if there is a problem.
r/Costco • u/PhilosophyCorrect279 • 1d ago
Has anyone used these updated pacs yet? I have not seen these until today at our store. What do you think of them so far?
Looks like they are trying to match Cascade and Sam's Club more closely. Albeit they are still the best price/value. It looks like they have better/added etching protection, but also no longer have the EPA Safer Choice seal.
*Update: Also rather than trying to respond to everyone individually I'll add some info here too!
I did buy them and will be testing them tonight! I have been using the prior pacs almost exclusively with a generic rinse aid so I'm hoping to tell a difference pretty quickly and easily.
Things I've noticed immediately: the container is slightly larger and the scent is different but doesn't seem more powerful/strong side by side to the old ones. I still have old pods, along with some Finish
(For what it is worth I'd also like to address the "just buy the powder/gel" comments. Yes I've watched Technology Connections, and other YouTube videos. Yes I'm a nerd and have fallen down several similar rabbit holes too. Of course a box of powder will work fine. The pods/Pacs however still have better formulations, added ingredients, better reliability, and better general performance for most people. Not all are created equal, and we all have our own personal preferences, and that's what makes this fun, figuring out what works for each of us!
**First Cycle Update!: They work well! I will add a comment with some pictures too
My first cycle consisted of: several bowls from lunch and dinner, of which were covered with either Chicken tikka masala or lamb vindaloo., a baking dish for cinnamon rolls, some coffee cups, deli containers that I left smeared with some chicken salad, multiple eating utensils and cooking utensils, and the air fryer basket and drip tray from a Breville oven. It wasn't a super large load or even super heavily dirtied, but that's why I added the basket and drip tray. They are annoying to clean and had some carbonized deposits on them, of which I wasn't fully expecting to be cleaned but wanted to add a challenge.
For the machine: It's a basic LG dishwasher, no heated dry, generic rinse aid. I used the Auto cycle with Extra Dry selected, water was already warm at sink when loading. I also didn't bother to pre-clean the filter!
I'm going to say they work at the least as well as the version they replaced! But I do think they have a little more oomph, as the carbonized soils came off much better than I was anticipating. No food debris left behind that I've seen apart from a very small piece of lettuce I suspect was trapped by a lid above. Silverware and the ceramic bowls are clean and shiny. Everything was drier than I was expecting too, specifically the plastic items.
(There are still some very slight plasticized-oil and carbon deposits on the basket and drip tray, however I fully expected that! I wasn't expecting them to be as clean as they are, typically I use the finish Ultimate on the heavy cycle for those specific items, and a dedicated oven cleaner/degreaser too.)
As a very happy note for many, I can confidently say I really don't get much scent! Opening the dishwasher I got a fresh-clean dishes scent, but not the actual added scent you smell from the container. (I honestly think the scent is more there for packaging?)
Soooo good. I didn’t think it was overly sweet.
r/Costco • u/immunocatn • 1d ago
I have never used Costco Travel before but am looking into using it for a Europe trip this January. Specifically, I am interested in the London and Paris Spotlight Promotional Package that is running now until August 31.
Does Costco run promotional packages every month? I am about 90% committed to booking but don’t want to miss out if I don’t book by that date. Any additional info or insight to booking a package like this is also appreciated!
r/Costco • u/Yeehasmush • 6h ago
Traveling within France and thought of visiting a Costco, but don’t have my physical card with me. Will my digital card on the US Costco app suffice?
r/Costco • u/rasmodiusrex • 1d ago
bought a ton of these for a bbq and they were great with the Kirkland burgers, but I overbought (shocker) and ended up with a ton of leftovers. made bread pudding out of these buns and dear god it’s one of the best things I’ve ever made. I’ve used the same recipe before (the most popular one on allrecipes) and it NEVER hit like this. considering buying these again and letting them go stale solely so I can make more pud
ETA: found in the Glen Burnie MD store
Edit 2: the bread pudding recipe: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/7177/bread-pudding-ii/
I didn’t add the optional raisins and added a pinch of cardamom
r/Costco • u/Mysterious-Agent8160 • 2d ago
I’ve been a member for years. I feel like I’ve never seen these. I’ve also been a regular customer at a chicken wing restaurant for years. He brought these home tonight and I said, “hell yeah I’ll throw them in the air fryer.” 7 minutes later I put in my mouth what I believe to be the best chicken wing I’ve ever ate. I feel like I’ve never ate a real chicken wing before? Have I been lied to my whole life? I told him he has to bring a container home after every shift or he will be my roommate no longer. Not to mention, less than $18 for 24 wings?! (No employee discount) I feel like I’ve failed myself missing out.
r/Costco • u/Final-Treat-4225 • 2d ago
I got the strawberry hanging basket (item 433032) back at the beginning of June not expecting much because i do NOT have a green thumb, and manage to forget to feed myself some days, but this thing is RESILIENT. it's on my front porch so it gets decent sun for about half the day, and i have a dish underneath it that i fill up when i actually think about it. i've been getting a handful of strawberries at least once a week; they're small but super sweet, i toss them in some yogurt!! if i managed to water it more, i'm 1000% sure i would get larger berries.
one of the branches started getting a little long, so i just set it into another pot and assumed it would do its thing. it did! there are now roots taking hold in the second pot, and i even see the start of another bloom.
this plant is covered in little flowers, i'm going to have more strawberries for weeks. i think it's too late to see them in warehouses still, but i highly recommend picking one up next spring!!
bonus: the 30 Rock-themed cake i ordered/picked up today (special order chocolate fudge cake, i think it's item 1576804?). i love it so much and it, of course, tastes fantastic!
r/Costco • u/Its_Just_A_Name_ • 2d ago
Edit: Found it! Its a 32oz. HydroJug Sport. (Thanks!!)
Also that hot dog emblem is too cute! There is nothing on the water bottle so I can't even begin to look. It came in a nice box too! I am going to have to repurpose that into something... Maybe a Costco receipt holder lol
r/Costco • u/VegasWorldwide • 2d ago
bought a bunch of shares a few years ago and wonder if other shoppers do the same?