Costco Could Bring Back These 4 Holiday Bakery Items Soon — Eat This Not That

By Ghuman

Introduction

If you’re a fan of Costco’s holiday bakery items, you’re in luck! The popular warehouse store is bringing back four of its most beloved treats just in time for the holidays. From pumpkin pies to gingerbread cookies, these treats are sure to make your holiday season even sweeter. In this article, we’ll take a look at the four items that Costco is bringing back and how you can get your hands on them. So, if you’re looking for a delicious way to celebrate the holidays, read on to find out what Costco has in store for you!

Costco Could Bring Back These 4 Holiday Bakery Items Soon

Costco is known for its delicious bakery items, and the holidays are no exception. From pumpkin pies to gingerbread cookies, the warehouse club has a wide selection of seasonal treats that customers look forward to every year. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, many of these items were not available in 2020. But there is some good news: Costco could be bringing back some of these beloved holiday bakery items soon.

1. Pumpkin Pie

Pumpkin pie is a classic holiday dessert, and it’s one of the most popular items at Costco. The warehouse club usually offers a large, pre-made pumpkin pie that is perfect for feeding a crowd. Unfortunately, it was not available in 2020, but there is a chance it could make a comeback in 2021.

2. Gingerbread Cookies

Gingerbread cookies are a holiday staple, and Costco usually offers a variety of shapes and sizes. From gingerbread men to snowflakes, these cookies are a great way to get into the holiday spirit. Unfortunately, they were not available in 2020, but there is a chance they could make a comeback in 2021.

3. Fruitcake

Fruitcake is a holiday classic, and Costco usually offers a large, pre-made version. It’s a great way to feed a crowd, and it’s a delicious treat that everyone can enjoy. Unfortunately, it was not available in 2020, but there is a chance it could make a comeback in 2021.

4. Eggnog Cake

Eggnog cake is a festive holiday treat, and Costco usually offers a large, pre-made version. It’s a great way to get into the holiday spirit, and it’s a delicious dessert that everyone can enjoy. Unfortunately, it was not available in 2020, but there is a chance it could make a comeback in 2021.

If you’re a fan of Costco’s holiday bakery items, there is some good news: the warehouse club could be bringing back some of these beloved items soon. From pumpkin pies to gingerbread cookies, there is a chance that these items could make a comeback in 2021. So keep your eyes peeled for these festive treats!

There’s a lot to be thankful for this holiday season— things are returning to normal, we can finally start feasting and roasting marshmallows in the fireplaces with family again. And as Costco members are already aware, many bakery items are about to return.

Costco’s bakery section is a fan favorite, but the seasonal goodies steal the show. Luckily for us, Costco superfans on social media post about these special holiday treats so we can have a sense of what may be coming soon.

Whether you dream about them all year, or simply wait for their seasonal return, these bakery favorites are sure to spread some holiday cheer for everyone. Here’s a list of favorite bakery items from years past that we’re hoping return for the holidays in 2021.

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Costco Kirkland Signature Double Crust Apple Pie
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Instagram user @Costcodeals said they loved this apple pie back in November of 2020, and they are not alone. This bakery item is one that seemingly comes and goes. Instagram account @costco_doesitagain spotted it back in June, so it could make its debut again soon.

Last year, this 4-pound pie sold for $12.99, which is more than enough to make the season bright. However, if this is a dessert after a big meal, it’s best to enjoy it in moderation. A single slice of the pie comes out to more than 400 calories and has only a few grams of protein and very little fiber.

Costco Cinnamon Butter Pound Coffeecake
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December is a month to remember in more ways than one, and this Costco bakery item coming back could be another. Instagram account @CostcoDeals made Costco members drool over the Cinnamon Butter Pound Coffeecake early in December last year, and as we inch closer to the holiday season, it’s about time pumpkin spice stepped aside.

Cinnamon is one of the most iconic flavors in holiday baking, and what could be better than eating a slice of this masterpiece with your hot cocoa? At only $6.99 last year, this cake was a steal. Again, this is a treat best reserved for special occasions. According to MyFitnessPal, a slice of this cake has 400 calories and only 4 grams of protein.

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Costco cheese flight
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Of course, if sweets aren’t your thing, you may want to try the Kirkland brand cheese flight, recommended last December by @Costco.Love. While not technically part of the bakery section, we don’t think anyone will be upset at you for bringing cheese to a holiday party (and if they do, do you really want to be there?).

You can use the flight for charcuterie and cheese boards, or give yourself a holiday treat and eat it on its own. While you’re at it, you might want to see if Costco restocked its “riot-worthy”  Parmigiano-Reggiano.

Costco peppermint bark
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The Costco bakery section’s halls were decked with the Kirkland Peppermint Bark in early December last year, as per @Costobuys. The made-with-real-Belgian chocolate-and-peppermint treat sold for $9.99 then, and some eagle-eyed members have already seen it for the same price in warehouses now. Instagram accounts @CostcoSisters and @costco.love both posted about it recently—nearly a month before it debuted in 2020.

The serving size is about 1 ½ ounce, and there are about 14 in each box for the same price as last holiday season.

If you’re looking for ways to make these holiday bakery treats a little healthier, check out these tips!

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