Costco Food & Product Reviews
Costco Maison Bruyere Almond Crisps Review
Almond crisp cookies are made using sugar, egg whites, flour and slivers of almonds, creating a light, crispy, and crunchy texture. These Maison Bruyère Almond Crisps are only available at Costco during the holiday season and are a classic French treat produced right in France. So, are they worth…
Costco Kirkland Signature Beef Birria Burrito Bowl Review
Burritos are a popular, convenient meal option that offers balanced mix of flavors and ingredients. A burrito bowl contains all the delicious components you’d find in a burrito without the tortilla/wrap. This Costco Kirkland Signature Beef Birria Burrito Bowl pre-made meal includes everything you need for a quick,…
Costco Kirkland Signature Crêpes Review
Costco is a holiday wonderland of treats, and these Kirkland Signature Crêpes are only available during the festive season. The crêpes bring together the crunch of an authentic French crêpe combined with smooth milk chocolate. They’re even produced in France so you’re getting the real deal. Are they…
Costco The Keg Lobster Bisque Review
A delicious lobster bisque should be velvety, rich and have a subtle sweetness from the lobster. There needs to be a delicate balance between the creamy texture, flavorful broth and lobster meat. I’ve never had lobster bisque at The Keg before but I was excited to try their…
Costco Good Foods Bacon Date Goat Cheese Dip Review
The combination of bacon, dates and goat cheese may sound unappealing to some but it’s a delicious mix of savory, salty, sweet and tangy. When I saw this Good Foods Bacon Dote Goat Cheese Dip at Costco I wasn’t quite sure what I was going to pair it…
Costco Greenfield Natural Meat Co. Beef Pies Review
Meat pies are the perfect comfort food: a savory pastry filled with a meat filling—whether it’s beef, chicken, or lamb usually combined with gravy, potatoes, and vegetables, all baked inside a golden, flaky crust. They’re the kind of meal that’s perfect for cozying up with on a freezing…
Costco Culinary Treasures Aioli Review
Are you someone who enjoys having a dip with your fries? Or are you looking for a flavorful, zesty aioli for your burger, sandwich or tacos? The versatile Costco Culinary Treasures Aioli might be what you’re searching for! Location in Store This comes in a two-pack and the…
Costco Kirkland Signature Butter Shortbread Cookies Review
My absolute favorite time of the year is Christmas and nothing says Christmas more than buttery shortbread cookies! Homemade shortbread is amazing but what about a convenient store-bought version like these Costco Kirkland Signature All Butter Shortbread Cookies? Are they actually made with real butter or just full…
Costco Reser’s Main St. Bistro Baked Bacon Macaroni & Cheese Review
When it comes to comfort food, baked macaroni and cheese is one of the first dishes that comes to mind. This Costco Reser’s Main St. Bistro Baked Bacon Macaroni & Cheese takes classic mac and cheese and elevates the flavor by adding smoky bacon. It sounds delicious and…
Costco O’Sole Mio Ravioli with Boursin Review
Boursin is a brand of Gournay cheese that comes in a variety of flavors boasting a creamy, soft, spreadable texture. If you make ravioli from scratch you could surely use Boursin as a filling but O’Sole Mio has created a convenient option with their ready-to-boil fresh ravioli filled…
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