Boar’s Head

Boar’s Head has built a reputation for quality and flavor over decades, and it’s a brand that gets a chef’s stamp of approval.”I like it because it doesn’t matter which grocer you purchase it at, you will always get the same quality product,” says Chef Andres Kaifer of Customshop and Emmy Lou’s in Charlotte, NC. For Melanie Portman, chef and recipe developer with Droolrecipes.com, there are two types of Boar Head deli meat she recommends: Ovengold Turkey and Genoa Salami. The Ovengold Turkey has a smooth texture without being “rubbery” she says. “It has a clean roasted flavor that works in everything from sandwiches to a quick chef’s salad,” Chef Melanie adds,  “It slices thin without tearing, which sounds small but makes a real difference when you’re layering a panini.” The Genoa Salami is another favorite. “The pepper and garlic balance is perfect, and the quality is reliable no matter which grocery store I grab it from,” Chef Melanie explains.”It’s my go-to when I need salami for a muffuletta or a quick pasta salad.” Home chefs swear by the brand, too. “Despite the listeria scares from a few years ago, I’ve always found Boar’s Head to be an above-average deli meat and the one I gravitate towards,” notes Lisa Lotts, home chef, recipe developer, owner and publisher of Garlic and Zest.”The flavors are solid, and I love the variety. The look and texture are good without being rubbery or too watery. It’s a higher-priced option, but it makes a meaty sandwich and sub. Bonus, Boar’s Head sliced cheeses take any ‘wich to the next level.”

Columbus Italian Dry Salame

Columbus Italian Dry Salame combines authentic flavor, artisanal quality, and versatility, making it stand out on both grocery shelves and charcuterie boards. “This is what I reach for when I’m building an antipasto board,” says Chef Melanie. “The fat-to-lean ratio is spot on — it has that authentic Italian salumi flavor without being greasy.   I’ve served it next to imported salami and guests can’t tell the difference.”

Dietz & Watson Black Forest Ham

Dietz & Watson Black Forest Ham hits a sweet spot between traditional flavor and cleaner ingredients that many shoppers care about. According to Chef Melanie, it has a “rich, smoky flavor that doesn’t taste artificial.” She explains, “It holds up in cooked dishes too — I use it in my ham and gruyère crêpes, and it caramelizes beautifully without  releasing too much water.”

Applegate Naturals Roast Beef

Applegate Naturals Roast Beef delivers an unforgettable beef flavor and everyday versatility that many consumers find hard to beat in the deli aisle. It’s one of Chef Melanie’s go-tos because of the “cleaner ingredients.” She says, “It actually tastes like beef, not the salty mystery meat you get from cheaper brands. I use it for French dip sandwiches and it stands up   to the au jus without falling apart.”

Hillshire Farm

Hillshire Farm is a brand that’s consistent, accessible, familiar, and affordable—qualities that matter most for everyday eating. “Silly, but I appreciate the packaging – it’s easy to get into and reseal, instead of those zip-top packages, which always seem to fail,” says Lotts. “Additionally, the lunchmeat itself is neither too thin nor too thick, though the slices are larger than those of other packaged cold cuts, which is great for folding over on itself for a thicker, meatier-looking sandwich.” She adds, “The flavor is balanced with a light salt and smoke flavor in the turkey and ham. It’s a solid option. I use it in my “Knife and Fork Grilled Cheese” recipe.”

Citterio Parma Ham

Citterio Parma ham delivers what many consider the gold standard of deli meat: simple ingredients, authentic Italian tradition and a delicate, craveable flavor. “It’s sliced paper-thin (so thin, it comes separated by sheets of plastic), buttery, and you don’t need a lot to bring a punch of true Italian flavor,” says Lotts. “Citterio has other ham varieties as well that are also very good for lunch.”

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Torn Packaging

Torn packaging usually means someone was rough unpacking it, and it was thrown around a lot before finally making it to the supermarket freezer. Chances are if the packaging is severely messed up, the pizza itself will probably be broken, which isn’t a total disaster but definitely an annoyance when trying to cook it.

Mishapen Packaging

Misshapen packaging could just be carelessness, but it could also mean there’s some sort of bacterial growth going on inside. Typically this means the bacteria are releasing gas. “If the food is days or even weeks beyond the printed expiration date and the package is bloated in a way that is not supposed to be in its normal and original packaging, it is always a good idea to just discard such food for safety reasons,” says Wei Zhang, professor of food science and food safety specialist at the Illinois Institute of Technology.

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Old Labels

Old and faded labels indicate food that’s been sitting there for a while—always check the sell-by date, and if you can’t see one, don’t buy that pizza. “Manufacturers provide dating to help consumers and retailers decide when food is of best quality. Except for infant formula, dates are not an indicator of the product’s safety and are not required by Federal law,” the USDA says.

Soft Packaging

Frozen packaging should be cold to the touch and firm, and soft packaging can indicate something was thawed and reached the right temperature yet. “Discard foods that have been warmer than 40 °F for more than 2 hours. Discard any foods that have been contaminated by raw meat juices. Dispose of soft or melted ice cream for quality’s sake,” the USDA says.

Ice Crystals

One of the major red flags any shopper should look out for when buying frozen pizza (or any frozen goods) is signs of temperature fluctuations. If you see ice crystals on the inside of a frozen pizza box, be careful. This is a sign the pizza has been thawed and refrozen, which causes the large crystals to form. If you don’t know how long the food was thawed for or how many times, it could be a food safety issue and simply not worth the risk.

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If you’re anything like me, you might keep some items in the freezer for months before they are used, so it’s important to double check if you have the following five items, and throw them away immediately. For full details, including labels and codes, please check the FDA’s updates.

Trader Joe’s Vegetable Fried Rice

Almost 10 million pounds of Trader Joe’s Vegetable Fried Rice is being recalled for contamination from foreign objects, namely glass varying in size from 1-3cm long and 2-4mm wide. These products were distributed in Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

Trader Joe’s Brand

Trader Joe’s first recalled the following products, which are made by Ajinomoto under the TJ’s name. If you have them, contact the store and throw them out.

Chicken Fried Rice – Best By Dates 03/04/2026 through 02/10/2027

Vegetable Fried Rice – Best By Dates 02/28/2026 through 11/19/2026

Japanese Style Fried Rice – Best By Dates 02/28/2026 through 11/14/2026

Chicken Shu Mai – Best By Dates 03/13/2026 through 10/23/2026

These products may be contaminated by glass particles.

RELATED: 4 FDA Recall Alerts Every Shopper Should Check Now

Kroger Chicken Fried Rice and Kroger Vegetable Fried Rice

The recall also impacts Kroger Chicken Fried Rice and Kroger Vegetable Fried Rice, which are also made by Ajinomoto Foods and could contain glass.

Kroger Chicken Fried Rice (22 oz)

UPC: 11110-04161

All Codes, Purchased between 3/10/2025 and 3/4/2026

Kroger Vegetable Fried Rice (22 oz)

UPC: 11110-04162

All Codes, Purchased between 3/10/2025 and 3/4/2026

Tai Pei Chicken Fried Rice

Tai Pei Chicken Fried Rice is also one of the brands being recalled for possible glass contamination. “The problem was discovered when the establishment notified FSIS that it received multiple consumer complaints involving glass found in product. Upon further investigation, the establishment determined that a vegetable source ingredient, specifically carrots, was the likely source of the glass contamination, which also impacted the additional products subject to this expanded recall,” says the FSIS.

Ajinomoto Fried Rice Authentic Japanese Style

Ajinomoto Fried Rice Authentic Japanese Style is also being recalled, one of the brands actually using the Ajinomoto label directly. Check here for product codes. “FSIS is concerned that some product may be in retailers’ or consumers’ freezers. Consumers who have purchased these products are urged not to consume them. These products should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase,” says the FSIS.

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Mary’s Free Range Chicken

Mary’s Free Range Chicken has a standout flavor, aligns with animal welfare values, delivers consistent cooking performance and offers a cleaner, more trustworthy product than many standard grocery‑store options. The brand is Chef Jet’s favorite and he says, “a lot of chefs use this in their restaurants.”

He explains, “This is about as close as you’ll get to restaurant-quality chicken at a grocery store. The texture is firm, not waterlogged, and it actually browns the way it should. You get a clean flavor and it holds up whether you’re roasting, grilling, or cooking at high heat.”

RELATED: The #1 Spot With the Best Chicken-Fried Chicken, According to Butchers

Smart Chicken

Smart Chicken raises its birds with no antibiotics or added hormones, comes from farms with higher welfare standards, and delivers consistently juicy, flavorful meat that cooks reliably in a variety of dishes. Its clean ingredients and ethical practices give shoppers confidence while making meal prep easy.

“This is a solid, reliable option that works across the board,” says Chef Jet. “It has a clean flavor and performs well in just about any application. Think of it as a dependable everyday chicken that won’t let you down.”

D’Artagnan Chicken

D’Artagnan Chicken is high‑end, humanely raised poultry with rich, full flavor and excellent texture — qualities that appeal to home cooks and chefs alike.

According to Chef Jet, “This one has a bit more depth and richness than your average bird.” He explains, “The texture is tighter and the flavor stands out more on its own. It’s great when the chicken is meant to be the star of the dish.”

H-E-B Chicken

H-E-B is one of the greatest grocery store experiences. From its friendly customer service to its incredible product selection, the Texas-based store deserves the high praise it receives.

“If you’re in Texas, this is one of the best grocery store birds you can get,” Chef Jet says. “It’s fresh, consistent, and priced right for everyday cooking. It handles everything well—from weeknight meals to bigger prep—and gives you solid results without overthinking it.”

Tyson Chicken

Tyson Chicken is a go-to for many households. It’s been a trusted brand for decades and Chef Jet reminds us that it’s not the ingredient alone, but the hands—and heart—behind it that make the magic happen.

“Tyson is widely available and reliable, which matters,” he says. “It’s not a boutique product, but it’s consistent and gets the job done. If you know your technique—seasoning, heat, timing—you can still turn this into a great dish.”

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Danish Oat Sandwich Cookies

Trader Joe’s List shared about some new cookies. “Trader Joe’s snacks keep surprising me and this is the latest one. These Danish Oat Sandwich Cookies are crispy, buttery oat cookies with dark chocolate in the middle — kind of like a mix between an oatmeal cookie and a lace cookie. They’re sweet, crunchy, and honestly really good with coffee or ice cream. They’re only around late winter through spring, so grab them if you see them,” they wrote.

Ranch Rolled Corn Tortilla Chips

Trader Joe’s List shared about a new chip. “New flavor of one of Trader Joe’s most popular chips,” they wrote. “The Ranch Rolled Corn Tortilla Chips just dropped — the creamy, herby version of the famous Chile Lime chips. I tried them and gave them an 8/10. Super crunchy with strong ranch flavor. I think they’d be really good with guacamole or a dip too.”

Trader Joe’s Spicy Cheese Crunchies

Trader Joe’s List shared about another item returning to the chip aisle. “They’re back,” they wrote. “Trader Joe’s Spicy Cheese Crunchies have officially returned. Crunchy corn snacks coated in cheddar, garlic, and chili pepper for that fiery kick. If you like spicy snacks… you’ll want a bag of these.”

Garlic Butter Nut Mix

Do you like garlic, butter, and nuts? Run to Trader Joe’s for the Garlic Butter Nut Mix. “Omgeeee so so so excited for this! I love all their mixes and can’t wait! Stay tuned for more Tuesday drops!” Trader Joe’s Obsessed shared.

Springle Jangle

Trader Joe’s Obsessed also shared about the return of Springle Jangle. “I’ve been waiting for this welcome back. I grabbed two bags $4.49 each. Yay I love making some fun recipes with these stay tuned and happy Easter soon,” they captioned the post. “OH NO my weakness has made a return,” a follower commented. “Always so good,” added another.

Synergistically Seasoned Popcorn

Trader Joe’s So Obsessed shared about Synergistically Seasoned Popcorn. “Welcome back!!! This is one of my favorite popcorn flavors! It tastes like spicy cheese bbq and it’s so yummy! Are you a fan?” they wrote. Lots of people said yes. “Love this popcorn,” one wrote. “The Best!” added another.

Cheery Lemon Animal Crackers

Cheery Lemon Animal Crackers are another returning item that shoppers are loving. “Welcome back! These are super delicious and not too sweet and only $.99 a bag perfect for your Easter basket,” Trader Joe’s Obsessed shared. “Love these but they need to package them in a bigger bag,” a follower commented. “Absolute delish,” added another.

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Kirkland Signature Cooked Meatballs Italian Style Beef

If you want a restaurant quality meatball at home, grab a bag of Kirkland Signature Cooked Meatballs, Italian-Style Beef. They are better than homemade or any other name-brand I have tried. The seasoning and texture are perfection.

Kirkland Signature Seaweed

Kirkland Signature Seaweed is the only type of seaweed my daughter will eat, and we have tried all the brands. “If you like seaweed, which I hate, the organic seaweed things in the green package are delicious, I’ll eat a whole box of those things,” one person says.

Kirkland Signature Super Premium Vanilla Ice Cream

Shoppers choose Kirkland Signature Super Premium Vanilla Ice Cream over name-brand options. “The super premium vanilla ice cream is unbeatable,” one highly liked Reddit comment reads. The creamy ice cream is “the most delicious ice cream I’ve ever tasted. I’d heard all the hype and finally got some the other day, and boy did the hype deliver! Fan for life now,” another said.

Kirkland Signature Breakfast Sandwiches

Why spend top dollar on a Starbucks breakfast sandwich when you can pick up a box of Kirkland Signature Breakfast Sandwiches? There are so many Reddit posts dedicated to Kirkland Signature Breakfast Sandwiches: applewood-smoked bacon, egg, and cheese served on a spiral-buttered croissant. “The bacon is surprisingly amazing and so is the bun,” one person commented. “They are knock off of the Starbucks one,” says another. “I just got these the other day and they are 100% 10/10 in the air fryer,” another added.

Kirkland Signature Microwave Popcorn

Shoppers claim Kirkland Signature Microwave Popcorn is better than name brands, and such a great value. “There’s a lot of stuff I buy at Costco for the savings but there’s several things I only buy at Costco because the Kirkland brand is just better. The popcorn is the best you can buy. It a bonus that you get 44 bags for the price of 10 at the grocery store,” one shopper states.

Kirkland Signature Coffee Organic Summit Roast K-Cup Pods

Why buy branded K-Cups when you can get Kirkland Signature’s version, which are basically the same, if not better, for way less? “Better, smoother flavor than Pike Place Roast from Starbucks, and obviously way more pods for less money. Heckuva deal!” writes a reviewer. “I decided to give this a try instead of my usual Caribou or Paul Newman and I was pleasantly surprised. Coffee has a very nice taste and is smooth. Will be buying more,” adds another.

Kirkland Signature Chicken Chunks

Kirkland Signature Chicken Chunks are better thant Chick-fil-A, according to tons of shoppers. “My kids are singlehandedly keeping them in business I think,” jokes one person. “Kirkland lightly breaded Chicken Breast Chunks and Kinder’s dipping sauce. Tastes just like chic fil a nuggets and sauce but better. This can be air fried at home for a quick lunch,” another says.

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Fruit Riot

The Amazing Aldi shared about Fruit Riot. “Calling All Sour Candy Fans! Get ready to pucker up with Fruit Riot Sour Mango at Aldi! This addictive treat combines tangy sour candy with juicy mango flavor for the perfect balance. Ideal for sharing (or not!) it’s the ultimate sweet treat that you won’t be able to stop eating! Don’t wait too long; this flavor explosion won’t last forever! Head to Aldi and grab Fruit Riot Sour Mango before it disappears! Your taste buds will be begging for more!” they wrote.

Spicy Chicken Patties

Aldi All the Time shared about Spicy Chicken Patties “Everything I tried from Aldi this week! What did you think?” they wrote in the caption. “Those spicy chicken patties are SO DAMN GOOD!!!! THEY’RE MY FAAAAV,’ a follower commented. “The spicy chicken patties are amazing,” another agrees.

RELATED: 11 Best New Aldi Food Deals This Week

Synergy Kombucha

Aldi All the Time shared about Synergy Kombucha. “Make sure to grab @synergykombucha next time you’re at ALDI! SYNERGY is the best kombucha on the market – it’s naturally fermented (not pasteurized!), made in small batches, and has 9 billion living probiotics. Not to mention, great for your mind and gut what’s your favorite SYNERGY flavor?” they wrote.

Easter Cheese

Sarah Marie shared about new Easter-inspired cheese. “New Easter Cheese from Aldi,” she captioned a video review of the cheese collection. Each is in wax and shaped like eggs and little chicks.

Name Brand Easter Candy

Oh Hey Aldi shared about all the Easter candy, including Starbust jelly beans, Pez, and Sour Patch Kids. “Name brand Easter finds spotted at Aldi this week,” they captioned the post.

Spring Shaped Chicken Nuggets

Are you shopping for picky chicken nugget eaters? Oh Hey Aldi shared about Kirkwood spring-shaped Chicken Nuggets, “chicken breast patty fritters with rib meat.”

Carlos Pizza Twists

Em Blogs Foods shared about Carlos Pizza Twists and other new items. “New finds at Aldi! Just got the food shop in and chose a few new bits. Have you had any of these? The bubble peach tea was delicious!”

Nutella Egg Dupes

Nectoriosu Papi shared about Aldi’s delicious Easter candy, which tastes like Nutella. “‘Nutella’ Easter Eggs at Aldi for $3.99,” he wrote, adding that they are “Incredible” and the post is “Not sponsored.” Shoppers agreed. “Aldi Easter eggs are elite. So is the price,” one commented.

Hot Cross Buns

Grumpy Northern Foodie shared about a delicious bun. “I’m testing hot cross buns. We’re hitting Aldi’s full flavoured range… Including their new Nutoka and mighty cheesy hot cross buns,’ they wrote.

Aldi Fremont Seafood Boil

If you like seafood, there is a new Aldi Fremont Seafood Boil. Bacon and Beauty shared about the frozen item. “I am a seafood boil lover so let’s try the Aldi one together!” they wrote.

Mama Cozzi’s Pizza Kitchen Pepperoni Pizza Ring with Marinara Dipping Sauce

Aldi All the Time shared about a bunch of new items, including Mama Cozzi’s Pizza Kitchen Pepperoni Pizza Ring with Marinara Dipping Sauce, 11.25 oz. Shoppers love the entire Mama Cozzi pizza and Italian food line.

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Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon

Chef Jet has been cooking with award-winning Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon for over 15 years and loves its variety.

“This is one of the best bacon brands out there, period,” he says. “The balance of smoke, fat, and meat is right where it should be, and it cooks clean without burning. You get great texture and flavor every time.”

Benton’s Bacon

Benton’s Bacon is a brand prized by chefs for its flavor and craftsmanship.

“It’s big, bold, and smoky,” says Chef Jet. “This is bacon with a real personality. It’s intense, so you don’t need much, but it can completely transform a dish.”

Wright Brand Thick Cut Bacon

Wright Brand Thick Cut Bacon is another go-to for Chef Jet because it’s “straightforward and reliable.” He explains, “The thicker cut gives you control over the cook, so you can get it crispy on the outside while keeping some bite. It’s a great all-around option.”

Applegate Naturals Sunday Bacon

For health-conscious shoppers, Chef Jet recommends Applegate Naturals Sunday Bacon. It’s a “cleaner option that still performs well,” he says. “It cooks evenly and holds its shape, which makes it easy to work with. Good choice if you want something a little more conscious without sacrificing function.”

Kirkland Signature Thick Sliced Bacon

Costco shoppers know that the warehouse’s private label, Kirkland Signature, offers high-quality products at competitive prices — and Chef Jet Tila is a fan of its bacon. For a balance of budget and performance, Chef Jet says, “This is one of the best value options out there. The slices are thick, the fat-to-meat ratio is solid, and it cooks consistently in large batches.” He adds, “Whether you’re feeding a crowd or just want something reliable that performs every time, this one delivers.”

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True Story Uncured Wildflower Honey & Maple Ham

True Story Uncured Wildflower Honey & Maple Ham has simple ingredients and a ton of flavor. “I don’t often buy processed meat because of the products usually added to them but this is an exception. I thoroughly enjoy this meat on a sandwich and will buy it again,” one Sprouts shopper said.

Sprouts Sliced Ham Off The Bone

Sprouts Sliced Ham Off The Bone is another top-quality ham shoppers love. “Excellent flavor, high quality and very fresh. Sliced perfectly for a good sandwich. The slices are large, so they can easily be sliced into two if you prefer a smaller amount of meat. Will for sure purchase again,” one fan said.

Applegate Organic Uncured Black Forest Ham

Applegate Organic Uncured Black Forest Ham is a delicious option with no questionable additives. “The Black Forest Ham by Applegate Organics is my new go-to deli meat,” one shopper said. “My kids and I both love the taste and texture. They love when I pack them sandwiches with this Black Forest Ham in their school lunches.”

RELATED: 8 Deli Turkey Brands Made With Real Whole Breast Meat, According to Shoppers

365 by Whole Foods Market Black Forest Uncured Ham

365 by Whole Foods Market Black Forest Uncured Ham contains just a small handful of ingredients and contains no added hormones, antibiotics, carrageenan, nitrates or nitrites added. This ham is 95% lean and perfect for sandwiches and wraps.

North Country Smokehouse Applewood Smoked Pork Ham Steak

North Country Smokehouse Organic Applewood Smoked Pork Ham Steak has excellent ingredients and outstanding flavor. “We smoke the meat low & slow to enhance the natural sweetness of the meat. The pork is marinated in authentic, New England maple syrup and has a natural wood-smoked scent that only comes from handcrafting premium meats in small batches,” the brand says.

Sprouts Uncured Boneless Ham Steak

Sprouts Uncured Boneless Ham Steak is another quality delicious option shoppers love. “One of the best out there,” one fan said. “My husband and son love having these ham steaks. Great heated on a griddle or just as they come, in a sandwich. Appreciate that there are clean ingredients and no nitrates.”

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Japanese Glass Noodles

The Asian aisle is always filled with the most exotic and new items. Costco So Obsessed recommends a new noodle dish. “Have you tried this jap chae $14.99 for 6 packages,” they wrote about the Japchae Original glass noodles with sauteed vegetables. “Ooh this looks good,” writes a shopper.

Ka’Chava Shakes

Costco Deals shared about Ka’Chava shakes. “Fuel your day the EASY way with @Kachava! Everyone’s favorite all-in-one nutrition shake is now available ONLINE at Costco.com for just $3 per serving, an amazing Costco-value! This all-in-one shake makes it simple to hit your protein + nutrient goals and feel your best,” they write. Each has 85+ superfoods, nutrients, & plant-based ingredients, 25g of plant-based protein, a greens blend with 12 veggies, 26 essential vitamins & minerals, 6g of fiber, and 1000+ mg adaptogens.

Girl Scouts Coconut Caramel Granola Clusters

Costco Buys shared about a delicious treat for Girl Scout cookie fans, Girl Scouts Coconut Caramel Granola Clusters, which “look SO GOOD!” they write. “Inspired by the iconic Samoa cookie, this features crunchy granola clusters baked with decadent chocolate, toasted coconut, and caramel, and they’re certified gluten free on top of it all. Eat them straight from the bag, toss them on yogurt, or use them as an ice cream topping…honestly no wrong answer here!” Get them for $9.99.

Noosa Yoghurt Spring Variety Pack

Costco Buys shared about a new offering from Noosa. “Just spotted the NEW @noosayoghurt Spring Variety Pack at @costco and it looks so good for a fridge refresh! It’s a limited time pack featuring a brand new lineup of delicious flavors! You get a 12-count box of 4oz yoghurts with Peach, Lemon, and Mango. The texture is that smooth, velvety whole milk noosa vibe with real fruit and a touch of wildflower honey No artificial sweeteners either, which I love,” they wrote.

A Cake Pop Variety Pack

Costco Buys shared about a Cake Pop Variety Pack at Costco, “genuinely so fun!” they write about the $9.99 item. “You get 12 cake pops across three flavors: double chocolate on chocolate cake, pink birthday on vanilla cake, and blue confetti on vanilla confetti cake. They use natural flavors and colors and are nut-free, which is a huge win. These are such a cute treat to have on hand for literally any occasion!”

Peaches and Cream Pastries

Costco Buys shared about a few new bakery items. “Peaches and Cream Pastries are NEW at the Costco bakery and I am not complaining! These are made with all-butter pastry and flaky croissant layers filled with a tart peach filling and a greek yogurt and cream cheese blend, then finished with an apricot glaze on top…how good does that sound?! You get 8 pastries in the pack, and honestly warmed up for a few seconds these have to be next level,” they wrote about the $11.99 item.

Raspberry Filled Sugar Cookies

Costco Buys also shared about Raspberry Filled Sugar Cookies, “a serious bakery win! You get 15 big cookies dusted in powdered sugar with a sweet raspberry filling tucked inside, and at 42 oz the container is absolutely packed I’d bite into one just to see that raspberry center and I know I wouldn’t be able to stop at just one,” they wrote. Get them for $10.99.

La Boulangerie Turkey, Pesto and Swiss Cheese Pockets

Costco Buys shared about a new freezer find for $13.69. “La Boulangerie Turkey, Pesto and Swiss Cheese Pockets at Costco are a freezer staple you didn’t know you needed! You get 8 individually wrapped pockets filled with turkey, pesto, and swiss cheese all wrapped in super flaky, buttery layers of dough, and each one packs 13g of protein per serving I’d heat one up for a quick lunch or an easy breakfast on a busy morning, and the individual wrapping makes them so grab-and-go ready,” they wrote.

JonnyPops Organic Rainbow Fruit Stacks

JonnyPops Organic Rainbow Fruit Stacks are back at Costco nationwide, Costco Buys reports, “and I am so happy about it!! It’s the viral Rainbow Pop and you get a box of 18 frozen pops, so this is such a fun freezer restock. The best part is the rainbow of flavors in every pop…cherry, orange, lemon, lime, blue raspberry, and grape! Every layer tastes different and it’s one of those “mmmm” bites that instantly hits.”

Jackson’s Avocado Oil Super Veggie Straws

Costco Does It Again shared about a healthyish item in the snack aisle, Jackson’s Avocado Oil Super Veggie Straws. “VEGGIE STRAWS made with Avocado Oil!” they wrote.

Snack Factory Lemon Crunch White Creme Pretzel Crisps

Costco Does It Again shared about a new, delicious snack. “Holy YUM!! Snack Factory Lemon Crunch White Creme Pretzel Crisps are thin, crunchy pretzels dipped in lemon-flavored white creme and sprinkled with sugar crystals. This sweet and salty seasonal snack is designed to have a bright, balanced citrus flavor!” they wrote.

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