The holiday season is already in full swing at Costco. Christmas decorations have been on display for a while, but shoppers might also notice some changes at the food court.
Introducing the Apple Pie Sundae: A Fall Favorite
Costco is experimenting with seasonal treats, and this fall brings another option for apple pie lovers.
Costco has introduced a seasonal apple pie sundae featuring vanilla ice cream, pieces of pie crust, and apple pie topping.
The price? Just $2.99.
Tantalizing Ice Cream Innovations
It’s another limited-time offering from Costco, which has been mixing things up with its ice cream menu in recent months. Earlier this year, shoppers could try the mint fudge chocolate sundae, a fitting treat for the spring holidays.
Chris WolfeCostco Apple Pie Sundae
If you enjoy the combination of apples, pie crust, and ice cream, this might be worth checking out while it’s available.
Expanding the Food Court Menu: New and Exciting Options
The apple pie sundae isn’t the only addition to the food court menu.
Costco has also added breaded chicken breast strips, with a five-piece serving and dipping sauce priced at $6.99.
That’s another option for shoppers looking for something beyond the usual food court favorites.
A Sweet Classic Returns: The Foot-Long Churro
Costco has also brought back its popular foot-long churro, giving shoppers another sweet option.
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Costco’s food court has long been a popular stop for shoppers, thanks to its familiar menu and affordable prices. However, the company continues to experiment with new offerings and seasonal additions.
What’s Next? Anticipating Seasonal Flavors
It will be interesting to see whether Costco continues introducing more seasonal flavors throughout the year. The mint fudge chocolate sundae brought a taste of spring, and now the apple pie sundae is ready for fall.
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If you’re heading to Costco in Montana, keep an eye out for the new apple pie sundae at your local food court. At $2.99, it could be a fun way to enjoy a little taste of fall while you’re shopping.
Seasonal items and availability can vary by location, so check with your local warehouse before making a special trip.
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