Apparently, Costco's Free Samples Are All-You-Can-Eat
Costco's free samples might be the chain's best feature. While etiquette may keep you from taking multiple samples, it's technically not against the rules.
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Kirkland Chicken Chunks Vs. Just Bare Chicken Chunks
First came Just Bare chicken bites. Then came Kirkland chicken chunks. They have their similarities, but which is better? We tested them both to find out. -
Weird Rules Costco Food Court Employees Have To Follow
Costco's food court is a great stop for hungry shoppers, but employees have to deal with specific regulations. Discover the weird rules they have to follow. -
Upgrade Costco's Seasoned Soft Pretzels With An Easy Cheese Sauce
Snack fans agree that Eastern Standard Provisions Company seasoned pretzels, available at Costco, are nearly perfect. Just one question, Where's the cheese? -
Despite Inflation, Costco's Membership Fees Are Staying Put
Inflation has touched every household across the country, and maybe across the world, but even so, Costco membership fees aren't hiking just yet. -
Costco's New Electric S'mores Maker Replaces The Summertime Campfire
If you're a lover of s'mores and wish you could have them year-round, Costco has the answer! Its electric s'mores maker means no summer campfire is required. -
Why Costco's Food Court Prices Are So Low
It's not exactly news that Costco keeps its food court prices low by not letting its costs get to high. But how and why does the company pull that off? -
Costco Customers Are Struggling To Find Cherished Peanut Butter Pretzels
Some people alleged that Costco's peanut butter pretzels were on a "pull and hold" notice, which means the manufacturer recalled the product for the time being. -
Why Costco's Rotisserie Chicken Has Such A Cult Following
Costco's rotisserie chicken is beloved for its low price, good taste and key role in meal prep, among other reasons. Here's how it got so popular. -
Why You Should Be Buying Limes At Costco
Limes are a versatile fruit and can be used in almost any recipe. To save some money, see why you should be buying limes at Costco. It's so economical. -
Costco's New Bruschetta Goat Cheese Makes The Perfect Girl Dinner
Montchevre goat cheese isn't new to the Costco cheese aisle. What is new, however, is the addition of the popular cheese brand's bruschetta goat cheese. -
Costco Is A One-Stop Shop For Your Road Trip
Costco seems like the one-stop shop for every possible need, and you could even plan your road trip around the discount store deals that Costco offers. -
The Unhealthiest Costco Food Court Orders (No, It's Not The Hot Dog)
Costco's food court is known for its delicious and inexpensive offerings. It is definitely not known for its healthy offerings, for reasons we will address... -
Why A Teacher Quit Her Job To Work At Costco
As many teachers have suspected, a job in big-box retail can be much more financially and emotionally rewarding than educating America's youth. -
Apparently, You Can Buy A Big Box Of Costco Bagels For Only $30
Sure, you could pay about $10 for a 12-count bag of bagels from Costco, but you could also pay just a little bit more for a box of 78 bagels. -
Your Ultimate Guide To Costco's Best Shareable Desserts
Finding desserts to feed a large group has never been easier than with Costco. We have compiled a list of the best supersized treats this retailer has to offer. -
Costco's Butternut Squash Is Being Recalled Over E. Coli
If you bought butternut squash from Costco in the last few weeks, then it might be subject to a voluntary recall because of a positive E. Coli test. -
Costco's In-Store Coffee Grinders You Probably Missed While Shopping
Grinding your own coffee beans has many advantages, and if you buy your beans from Costco there are grinders right in the store to make your life easier. -
Reviews Are In: Costco's Carne Asada Bowl Is A Flop
While tons of items at Costco have garnered a well-deserved cult following, its carne asada heat-and-eat bowl just doesn't make the cut for customers. -
Why Costco's Fish Selection Feels So Limited
Costco's seafood department includes only about a dozen options, and about a quarter of those are actually fish. However, there's a good reason for that. -
Costco In Spain Is Absolutely Stacked In The Ham Department
Spain is known for its delicious cured Ibérico and Serrano hams, so its no surprise that Costco stores there stock these pork delicacies in abundance. -
Costco's Parisian Bakeries Are Just As French As You'd Expect
Despite resistance to the wholesale giant's expansion in France, the bakery at Parisian Costco stores is just as quintessentially as you would expect. -
Costco Missed A Golden Opportunity For A Kirkland Copycat With Its New Monopoly Game
Though the game seems like a perfectly fine twist on the original, many Costco shoppers can't help but feel that a Kirkland brand copycat would've been better. -
From Napoleon To Costco: How Rotisserie Chicken Became So Popular
Rotisserie chicken has a surprisingly long and sometimes exciting history. Here's how your favorite roasted bird got from medieval times to your local Costco. -
Costco Customers Aren't Exactly Vibing With The Food Court Table Changes
Some Costco locations have allegedly made changes to the tables and seating options at the food courts. It's apparently left a bad taste in some folks' mouths. -
Costco's Chicken Tortilla Soup Gets Recalled For Not Really Being Gluten-Free
Kettle Cuisine reports that, despite Costco Kirkland Signature chicken tortilla soup's gluten-free label, a recent batch may have been contaminated with gluten. -
Costco's New Pre-Made Caprese Salad Could Feed A Small Crowd
if you think of salads as light meals or side items, this Costco offering will serve as a heavy exception.
