Introduction
If you’re a fan of summer pastries, then you’ll be excited to hear that the Costco Bakery has just brought back a beloved summer pastry. This delicious treat is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth and make your summer even sweeter. In this article, we’ll tell you all about this pastry and why it’s so popular. We’ll also provide some tips on how to make the most of this delicious treat. So, if you’re looking for a delicious summer snack, then you’ll definitely want to check out the Costco Bakery’s beloved summer pastry.
The Costco Bakery Just Brought Back This Beloved Summer Pastry
Costco shoppers, rejoice! The beloved summer pastry is back in the bakery section of your favorite warehouse store. The classic pastry is a fan favorite and is sure to be a hit with shoppers this summer. So, what is this beloved summer pastry?
The Classic Danish
The classic Danish pastry is a flaky, buttery pastry filled with a variety of sweet fillings. It is a popular pastry in many countries, but it is especially popular in Denmark. The classic Danish pastry is a staple in the Costco bakery section and is sure to be a hit with shoppers this summer.
Why You Should Try It
The classic Danish pastry is a delicious treat that is perfect for any occasion. It is a great snack for a summer picnic or a special treat for a summer party. The pastry is light and flaky, and the sweet fillings make it a perfect treat for any time of day. Plus, it is a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth without overindulging.
Where to Find It
The classic Danish pastry can be found in the bakery section of your local Costco. It is usually located near the other pastries and cakes. The pastry is usually sold in packs of four, so you can stock up and enjoy it all summer long.
Eat This, Not That
If you’re looking for a delicious summer treat, the classic Danish pastry is a great option. However, if you’re looking for something a bit healthier, there are plenty of other options. Try a fruit tart or a yogurt parfait for a healthier alternative. Or, if you’re looking for something sweet, try a piece of dark chocolate or a handful of dried fruit.
Summer technically only started on June 21, but Costco moves quickly and is already getting fall and Halloween items in warehouses. But for those who aren’t up for a PSL just yet, no worries—just head to the bakery section where a fan-favorite pastry is back just in time for late summer feasts—but be warned, Costco has increased its price.
The Raspberry Crumble Cookies, like other bakery items, come and go throughout the year. But some members have spotted the packs of 12 for sale once again. Instagram account @costcobuys, which has over 600,000 followers, says they love this one.
It’s been a while since we saw this one in the Costco bakery, with its butter cookies filled with raspberry filling and topped with powdered sugar. The box fits 12 and in the spring of 2021 was $8.99, but head to the warehouse right now and you’ll pay $3 more.
“They were expensive when they were $8.99,” one Costco member commented on the post. “Now it’s $11.99!! That’s insane!!”
Even with the higher price, this bakery item is one that is known for how long it can keep when frozen. Putting it in the oven to warm it up is widely suggested, and even with the price increase they still are around $1 a piece.
This isn’t the only grocery item rising in price lately. Everything from meat to dairy to dry pasta is more expensive, as inflation keeps rising month by month. Don’t be surprised to head to the grocery store soon and see price tags up even more, companies like PepsiCo are saying they are being forced to raise prices and put fewer products into packages to cover the cost of manufacturing.
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But even closer to home, this isn’t the only Costco item to go up in price in the last few weeks. Two food court menu items, the Chicken Bake and soda, surprised members the day after the Fourth of July when their costs went up. A few days later it was revealed that Forever Stamps are getting more expensive online and in the warehouse, too, soon.
Amanda McDonald