This Week at Costco: New Arrivals, Including the Dubai Chocolate Buster

September 21, 2026
Food

Costco is delivering a fresh, enjoyable lineup this week. The selection stands strong on its own, without a forced theme or a focus solely on snacks. There are meals to anticipate, desserts to savor, and even a side to accompany your morning routine. The options genuinely feel plentiful. Here are the new offerings you can find at Costco this week.

Braised Short Rib Ravioli from Cuisine Innovations

Winter is approaching, and this ravioli stuffed with braised short ribs seems tailor-made for the season. You can stash a batch in the freezer for those moments when you crave a hearty, rib-filled dinner. It’s a convenience Costco helps make possible. And while I’m keeping a light tone, the idea of a rib-studded meal ready at your disposal feels reassuring.

Thrifty Ice Cream Cups in Cookies ’N’ Cream

A perfect finish after a substantial meal, a scoop to wind things down. Thrifty is a dependable label that slots nicely into Costco’s lineup. They aren’t the ultra-luxury option, but they deliver exactly what you want—a cup of ice cream to close the day on a satisfying note.

Six-Pack Bento Onigiri Rice Balls

This is for those who didn’t manage a summer trip to Japan. Costco’s six-pack of onigiri rice balls comes in tuna mayo, spicy crab, and teriyaki salmon flavors—an excellent stand-in for that travel-inspired lunch. Slip one into your midday meal to enjoy a touch of anime-inspired delight while you maximize your lunch value.

Copper Kettle Pistachio Caramel Clusters

It’s been ages since I’ve seen a pistachio treat that doesn’t market itself as Dubai chocolate. I nearly gasped at this beauty. While it carries a vibe similar to Dubai chocolate, it clearly has its own character, and we owe Copper Kettle and Costco thanks for offering something fresh in a crowded market.

Organic Bellwether A2 Whole Milk Yogurt

This yogurt appears familiar at first glance, but the A2 designation matters. Costco’s yogurt is produced from cows whose milk structure aligns more closely with the milk we naturally drink. That means lactose-intolerant friends can enjoy yogurt once again. It’s great that Costco provides this two-pack of large tubs.

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.