Costco Shoppers Are Rushing to Get Their Hands On This New 'Totally Worth It' 6-Piece Seasoning Statioin
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Costco may be known for sweet tooth-satisfying baked goods, budget-friendly rotisserie chickens and other food items, but the warehouse is also home to an assortment of amazing home goods. And there's one new item for the home that has fans flocking to the warehouse to get their hands on it.
On Instagram, @costcohotfinds revealed that Costco is now selling a seasoning station for just $23.89.
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"Costco just brought out the cutest little seasoning station. This is perfect to put on your table for your EVOO and salt and pepper. I feel like this is especially great for get togethers," she revealed in her video.
As part of the 6-piece set, you get a Lazy Susan made of acacia wood, two oil and vinegar bottles, salt mill, pepper mill and a salt pig.
In the comments to the Instagram post, there were plenty of messages from people who had just bought the seasoning station or were planning to buy one ASAP.
"I got one yesterday and love it," one person admitted.
"Uggh I kept going back and forth on whether to buy it today. I guess this is my sign to go back and buy it 😂😂," read another comment.
Related: Costco Has a New '10/10' Dessert That Has Fans Tweaking Their Diets to Get a Taste: 'I Wish I Got Paid to Eat Sweets'
One person did point out that when cooking with olive oil, it might not be the best option to put the oil in a clear container.
"Olive oil spoils fast in a clear container, hence why they are almost always in tinted glass. This is a great set but I would not suggest filling it with 🫒," they wrote.
And Costco's selection of items for the home expands far beyond the kitchen. Just recently, a $3,899.99 backyard bar shed sold at the warehouse went viral on social media.
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