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New York Post
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Costco is teasing fans with a food court comeback — but there's an unwelcome twist
'That don't impress them much.' A new take on a beloved Costco food court item will soon be making an appearance — but fans of the wholesale giant aren't sure how they feel about it. Costco is notorious for adding and removing items from its food court menu. Remember the Polish hot dogs, the Carne Asada Bake or the cinnamon pretzels? May they all rest in peace. The bulk item store announced that the Combo Calzone — a new take on the OG Combo Pizza — will soon be available at its food court, but customers aren't jumping up and down over this news. 3 The response to this new Costco food court item is underwhelming. Instagram/Costco Buys According to Southern Living, the $6.99 food item is stuffed with pepperoni, sausage, cheese, onions, peppers, olives and mushrooms. Although it sounds delicious — in the r/Costco subreddit, most people aren't impressed by the cheesy concoction. 'I actually had it the other day (Lansing, Michigan). It's alright. It's kind of like a big slice folded on itself, so it has a 'crust' (which you can see in the photo). I felt like it was a little overcooked, but maybe it was just my location. I don't think it'd be something I would get very often, but I don't regret trying it. I think the regular pizza is better,' one user wrote. 'They don't look very good imo,' someone else wrote. 3 People online did not hold back when it came to their opinions on Costco and its food court offerings. Eduardo Barraza – 'Seems like Costco will do anything but bring back the combo pizza,' a grumpy customer wrote. 'I love calzones and I like pepperoni and sausage. That picture does not look enticing. I think the coloring is off and there is a distinct lack of cheese in the filling,' quipped another commenter. Yet some tried it and seemed to enjoy it. 'Had one today, it was delicious!' a positive comment read. 3 'They don't look very good imo,' a Reddit user wrote. Instagram/Costco Buys 'Yes! It was perfection…' wrote someone else. In other Costco food news, one TikTokker slammed the store's beloved rotisserie chicken, giving it a surprisingly low rating. Content creator Johnny Novo (@jnov__) made it a point to taste test rotisserie chickens from various grocery stores — including Whole Foods, Wegmans and Costco. Costco's $4.99 chicken came in 10th place. Novo said the chicken was moist, but that it was severely lacking in flavor. 'No one's going to eat this chicken and be blown away,' he concluded.
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
This Fan-Favorite Frozen Treat Is Finally Back at Costco and Shoppers are Racing to Buy It
Just in time for summer, JonnyPops have made their way back to Costco and fans couldn't be any more excited. We first caught wind of the JonnyPops excitement earlier this year when the brand introduced an exclusive 18-count box of JonnyPops Organic Rainbow Fruit Stacks to Costco warehouses nationwide. Now, as we gear up for the warmer months of the year, the fan-favorite freezer find is back now and better than ever. Introducing JonnyPops Organic Freezer Pops: a fruity selection of vegan popsicles fit for the entire family. Spotted by the always reliable @costcobuys and quickly shared online for our convenience, these summer-ready popsicles have just arrived at Costco in a whopping 48-count bag full of three delicious flavors: Cherry, Fruit Punch and Grape.'Perfect for the beach, pool parties, backyard treats, or just to cool down with on a hot summer day,' @costcobuys writes in their post. 'Even better, they're free from artificial dyes and the Big 9 US Allergens.'That's right, these completely organic and tasty freezer pops are shelf-stable and ready to be frozen once you get home. Simply shake 'em, freeze 'em and enjoy at a later date. There really couldn't be a better way to welcome in the warm temperature of the summer season. Upon purchase, customers can expect to find 16-count of each popsicle flavor included in the bag for the super low price of $9.99. They are expected to be rolling out to Costco warehouses nationwide, so be sure to keep your eyes on the freezer section upon your next visit.'These look so refreshing,' one fan wrote below another comment simply expressing their feelings about the pop with the use of two flame emojis. While we wouldn't suggest any sort of heat being used around this tasty selection of freezer pops, we do agree that things are certainly heating up in terms of summer-ready releases. Here's hoping the arrival of more ice cold, fruity freezer finds continues to ramp up from here.