6 Costco Fall Finds That Are Flying Off Shelves Right Now
These fall arrivals haven’t been at Costco long, but they’re already going, going, gone in-club and online.
What’s responsible for these products selling out so quickly? As per usual, great word-of-mouth, viral popularity and (fairly) inexpensive price tags are catching members’ attention spans and capturing their wallet spend.
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From larger-than-life plushies to baked goods from the Kirkland Signature brand, we wrangled six fall finds disappearing unbelievably fast at Costco to be on the lookout for during your next warehouse club shopping run.
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Jumbo Baby Animal Plush
Price: $59.99
The $60 price tag isn’t stopping anyone from shopping for the jumbo baby animal plush.
The most popular plush out of this quartet is the capybara, which is selling out at the speed of light in-store and online. Members lucky enough to score the Costco capybara have posted photos on Reddit of their life-size haul being buckled into front and back seats inside cars. (The plushies are big enough to command their own seat in your vehicle.)
But don’t fret if you can’t find a capybara at Costco. There are still plenty of massive red pandas, raccoons and dogs that need homes.
Boo Wooden Light-Up Letters
Price: $29.97
We suspect Anthropologie has overheard us and other budget shoppers, talking about how Costco’s Boo wooden light-up letters are an affordable dupe to their light-up Halloween mantle letters.
The Anthro seasonal buy is usually $174 but recently went on sale for $121.80. That’s still more than four times the price members pay at Costco for this festive trio. If you spot it for sale and still need affordable Halloween decorations, don’t hesitate to take it to checkout.
Kirkland Signature Italian Sausage and Pasta in Wine Sauce
Price: $23.05
The Kirkland Signature Italian sausage and pasta in wine sauce premade meal isn’t always in rotation at every Costco location.
But it’s worth splurging on if you happen to spot it in stock. Several Reddit Costco shoppers recommend making subtle upgrades, including adding extra tomatoes and your preferred favorite seasoning blend, to elevate the pasta’s taste.
Halloween-Themed Embroidered Faux Fur Blanket
Price: $18.99
The Halloween-themed embroidered faux fur blanket is not available to buy online (we looked), but it is available in-club for a very limited time.
According to an Instagram video posted by Laura Jayne Lamb (@costcohotfinds), this blanket comes in your choice of pumpkin, ghost or black cat prints and retails for about $18.99.
Kirkland Signature Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
Price: $13.61
Here’s the quick backstory on Kirkland Signature semi-sweet chocolate chips for those not in the know.
According to Redditor CookieButterLovers, these chocolate chips were temporarily discontinued in 2024 due to the increasing cost of cocoa. That said, it was always Costco’s intention to bring them back again.
Now, some two years later, members are spotting 4.5-pound bags back in stock at their local warehouse. Great news considering the holiday season is just around the corner and name-brand chocolate chips would cost a small fortune for Kirkland Signature’s quantity. Check in to see if this baking staple is at your nearest Costco as availability does vary by region.
Kirkland Signature Pretzel Bagels
Price: $5.66
There’s a lot to love about the Kirkland Signature pretzel bagels, even if you’re not the world’s biggest bagel fan. Try viewing ‘em as “bagel shaped pretzel buns,” as one Costco Redditor cheekily termed the baked goods.
The eight-count sleeve comes out to spending just 71 cents per bagel/pretzel bun and are great to use as sandwich bread and snack on with your favorite dips.
Editor’s note: Pricing and availability are subject to change.
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