This Week at Costco: Fresh Finds and a Favorite Treat

September 13, 2026
Food

Facepalm moment. Honestly, I spent a full article singing the praises of Costco’s new mini pain au chocolat and somehow forgot to mention it in last week’s haul. How did I miss that?! I’m here to correct my mistake. Please forgive this oversight, oh fluffy little delights. I’m here to set things straight. Here are five new finds you’ll want to seek out at Costco this week!

King’s Hawaiian Cinnamon Bites

Here’s hoping these stay on shelves for a while, because I won’t be back at my local Costco for a full week — a week of longing and small tortures as I daydream about those King’s Hawaiian Cinnamon Bites and how badly I crave them. I just know they’ll vanish straight from the tub or send me to orbit when they get a quick zap in the microwave.

Norse Roots Beef Tallow Ketchup Potato Sticks

Whoa. This one seems to cram every buzzword you could fit into a single product. It feels a bit much, even a tad manosphere-esque, and I’m wary of it. Still, my job is to spotlight every new item we can find at Costco, so leaving it out would be a miss. If you’re curious about Norse Roots’ beef-tallow ketchup potato sticks, you’re not alone, and I’m glad you’re along for the ride.

Urban Bistro Apple Pie Squares with Cranberries

At first glance, cranberries in apple pie squares isn’t something I’d pair together myself, but the logic lands. Cranberries signal autumn, so they deserve a place in the apple pie. Costco’s version basically plays with apple-pie-filled Pizza Pockets, and I’m here for heating one up for a speedy, comforting dessert.

Kirkland Signature Mini Pain Au Chocolat

I’ve already raved about these adorable little chocolate croissants Costco just released. In short: they’re charming, they look delicious, and you can snag twenty of them for under twelve dollars. It’s truly the simplest way to elevate a brunch spread for your next weekend gathering.

Bibigo Korean BBQ-Style Pizza

Daniel Brooks

I cover everyday products with a practical eye, from kitchen tools and home essentials to smart gadgets and consumer trends. My goal is to help readers understand what is genuinely useful, what is worth the price, and what deserves a second look before buying.