Costco's New 'Slightly Crunchy' and 'Just So Good' $11 Snack Find is Guaranteed to Fly Off Shelves Fast
Costco's New 'Slightly Crunchy' and 'Just So Good' $11 Snack Find is Guaranteed to Fly Off Shelves Fast originally appeared on Parade.
As a society, we love snacks. There's just no way around it. Salty, sweet, decadent—you name it. Snacks make our collective world go 'round, and honestly, we wouldn't have it any other way.
So where do you go when it's time to stock up on your favorite snack creations? The answer is obvious: Costco. The beloved bulk retailer is famous for rolling out massive, over-the-top selections of our most craveable treats.
And what's the latest must-try snack to hit the oversized shelves? Leave it to @costcohotfinds to provide the extra-snackable inside scoop.
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'New at Costco! @cascadianfarm is now in Midwest Costco stores,' Laura captioned her post online. 'Lightly crunchy, made with no added sugar, and seriously delicious! The Costco value is hard to beat!'
And seriously, Laura couldn't be more right. At $10.69 for a 29.7-ounce resealable bag, the Cascadian Farm Organic No Added Sugar Coconut Cashew Granola is an undeniable hit. Now available at select Costco warehouse locations in the Midwest (and hopefully headed to more states soon), this powerhouse blend features whole-grain oats, date powder, coconut, and cashews—delivering 25 grams of whole grain per serving with zero added sugar in sight.'I'm so glad to finally see this at Costco—I always buy it at VONS and they're always sold out,' one happy viewer shared. Another added, 'We put it on Greek yogurt and eat it straight out of the bag… sooo good!'
Perfect with cereal, piled onto your favorite Greek yogurt, or enjoyed by the handful on a peaceful hike, this convenient pouch of granola goodness checks all the boxes. It comes from a brand that's been committed to doing things the right way for over 50 years—protecting pollinators, helping farmers build healthy soil and integrating climate-smart crops into every product. It's granola with a purpose—and it tastes just as good as it sounds.
'That looks delish,' another viewer wrote in response to Laura's post, 'Brb while I go get some.'
Which is exactly how we feel writing this up. Our love for snacks knows no bounds, so it's always a win when we find a healthier alternative to the usual lineup of chips, candy, and soda. They might not be the flashiest words, but in this context, 'USDA Certified Organic' and 'non-GMO' hit exactly the right note.Costco's New 'Slightly Crunchy' and 'Just So Good' $11 Snack Find is Guaranteed to Fly Off Shelves Fast first appeared on Parade on Jun 24, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 24, 2025, where it first appeared.
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