- These are 10 new things you should be buying
at Costco this August 2023,
and there's a huge selection of brand new deals
that you are going to love.
We begin with something I saw in countless shopping carts,
these 14-inch fall months for $17.
These are going so quickly.
Very evident from the footage
I captured of this bear shelving incredible value.
This made in the USA.
44 cord waterproof storage box seals.
The bargain includes buckle latches and its stackable.
There's nothing quite like a fall movie night
with family or friends, and this Cuisinart popcorn maker
at $30 could enhance the experience.
It's a great little machine from a solid brand.
In the number two spot,
$60 off and back in stock at this brand new low price.
The home and office safe you see right here
for $240 is waterproof and fireproof.
This battery backup system with surge protection
at $20 off is 110.
We just had a power surge,
knock out one of our small appliances,
so I am in favor of such a product.
The $900 gas generator you see right here
reflects a $100 price drop and features an electric start.
And at $500 off this more substantial whole home generator
from Honeywell is the type of product I did collect
quite a few requests for
after we watched those horrific wildfires devastate Maui.
Obviously for anyone with ties to that area,
our hearts are with you.
In the number three spot,
the value you'll find tied to the stainless steel
and $30 price drop
of this bestselling Panasonic microwave
might be a product you want to consider.
I own and love the Chefman electric kettle
you see right here for $40.
While this is on the slightly more expensive side
for a kettle,
I love the digital display and the infuser built in.
Do you ever go over to someone's house
and feel wowed by their serveware?
Well, you can now be that person
with this four-pack serving bowl set for $16.
Few would ever believe you bought this at Costco.
Shaped like a boat or maybe even an elegant yacht
if I do say so myself.
This eight-piece ramequin set at $10
is available in all white
to match the prior serving bowl set I just showed,
or a multicolor option,
which could be fun for color coating,
guac, salsa, and other meal accompaniments.
This five-piece cutlery set at $20
includes five stunning German steel ready to slice beauties
with blade guards.
This two-pack of blend jet portable blenders at $50
was originally ridiculously priced a couple of months ago
for $70 from Costco.
I was waiting for this price drop.
It has arrived and if you are willing to consider
an off off-brand version,
Aldi currently has the best price for that,
which I have tested.
Point four begins with my new dessert obsession.
These cookies and cream bunt cakes for $13
looked so perfectly baked.
I was almost reluctant to dig into it
from the trunk of my car,
but I did and I don't regret my delicious decision one bit.
This 16-pack of macaron gelato sandwiches at 15.79
is another brand new dessert
that I can back chocolate and raspberry options.
Although, the gelato is not quite as swirly
as depicted in the photo on the packaging.
Bridging the gap between breakfast,
a snack or just a lighter dessert,
these adorable pancake cereal packages
include eight individualized packs for $10.
These taste fresh and precisely like a homemade pancake.
From pancakes to waffles,
this 12-pack of Belgian waffles at 10.69
has some inherent sweetness to the point
where syrup is not overly necessary and fantastic.
This 30-pack of helado ice cream bars at $14
have strawberry mango and coconut flavor options.
And to control your own pumpkin spice destiny,
this fall in a more frugal way,
the coveted pumpkin spice creamer from Starbucks
is now at Costco for $8 for 58 fluid ounces.
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Point five begins with the lowest price I have ever seen
on an eight-gallon wet drive vac from DeWalt
at $25 off this is $60.
If you were to buy the smaller five gallon version of this,
it would cost $84 from Amazon
as opposed to the eight-gallon $60 version from Costco.
In the not too distant future, the leaves will be falling
for many people watching right now,
you can buy 30 packs of these lawn and leaf bags for $13.
Restocked this month.
A perfectly flush half circle Kohler
45 liters step can at $75, sounds ridiculously expensive
but this is apparently quite a good price
for these popular garbages that do last for a long time.
This flat teak bench at $60 is back in stock.
It can accommodate up to 330 pounds, which is impressive.
It was on display.
I thought it felt sturdy
and I love the color for any bathroom or shower.
It is water resistant.
For any family with demanding laundry needs,
this 104-pack of Tide Oxi pods is $5 off and $21.59.
If you were to buy the same amount of pods,
at Walmart, you'd pay $42 versus the 21.59 at Costco
for the same quantity.
I did collect quite a few requests
for Brita pitchers during the summer,
so this $12 off 10-cup Brita pitcher is $22
might be a nice size for college or a student apartment.
And for those who simply need to restock their filters,
you can buy this 10 pack for $33,
which is $12 off as well.
In the number six spot, ready or not,
Christmas has arrived at Costco.
And although I'm not ready for it personally,
I'd like to flag the 72-pack of Starbucks
holiday blend K cups you see right here at $34
as they could be enjoyed and consumed any time of the year.
And this two-pack of 32-inch LED decor branches at $13
could just as well be displayed on a deck
or in an indoor vase irrespective of the season.
This nine-foot glitter gem garland at $55
is a captivating indoor only product
that can be interconnected with multiple sets.
And I'm mentioning this now as it might not be
in stock come November.
For hanging your glitter garland
or for family holiday photos,
most of the Command hook and Command strip deals at Costco
are $4 off and $12
making these some of the best prices I have seen.
To give your home some holiday flare without any flame,
the six-pack of LED candles at $25
can be adjusted to display various hues
from cool to warm candlelight and seasonal colors
for when the time comes.
They're comprised of wax,
so they look and feel like the real deal.
And if you are tired
of the higher costs associated with batteries,
this energizer rechargeable battery kit at $20
could be a contender.
I use a Panasonic version of this in my home studio
which has saved me a ton of money over the years.
Before I reveal some incredible fashion deals,
point seven circulates around food.
And let's start with the smoked pulled pork
you see right here.
For $14 from Kirkland, this is naturally hickory smoked.
If you are craving a pulled pork sandwich,
you could always pair this
with a two-pack of Kirkland Baguette at $6.
It's back.
I reevaluated this from the back of my car.
It's phenomenally fresh
and a high-end bakery quality texture.
For something less refined,
an 81-pack of mini corn dogs at 10.89
are beautifully timed with state fair season,
which is the case for many people watching right now.
I have tried these Filipino-style pork spring rolls at 11.49
for this 20 pack.
I had to extend the cooking time just a bit
for a proper level of crispiness, but the flavor is great.
An almost two-pound box of potato and pea samosas is $16.
If you love steamed buns,
this 23-ounce box of garlic barbecue chicken bao at $10
was a bit more doughy than what you might find
from a restaurant that serves dumplings.
We have not tried these barbecue chicken flatbreads
at $12 for a two pack.
Feel free to let me know
if you have sampled these in the comments section.
I realize I have a bit of an unplanned chicken theme,
but anyhow, this 46-ounce sesame ginger chicken crumble pack
at $14 is a way to provide a DIY
PF Chang's lettuce cup experience in your home.
Kirkland rotisserie chicken salad at 3.99 per pound
is back in stock this month.
It works out to around $11
for some nicely portioned containers.
I saw many people lying these 10 packs of hot sauce at $18.
I am intrigued by this
provided it comes in this great wooden gift box
could make a beautiful holiday present.
My favorite type of olives are now available this month
in this 19-ounce olive jar for 5.29.
It reflects a $2.20 price drop.
And as a dupe of the very popular vitamin water,
Kirkland now has these multi-packs restocked
this August for $13.
In the number eight spot before I get to a beauty bargain,
Corduroy is making a comeback according to my wife.
So this lady's Corduroy shirt jacket is $25
for those interested.
Men's Calvin Klein jeans at $30 in black or blue
is brilliantly priced for something from this brand.
Dressier looking men's waterproof canvas pants
at $15 reflect a $5 price drop.
Great for this time of year
where many of us wake up perplexed
about what we should wear weather-wise.
This men's Kirkland lightweight jacket at $20
is hooded, wind resistant,
and weather repellent with pockets.
Speaking of Kirkland, if you are a super fan
and you want people to know it,
you could buy one of these logo t-shirts
that I purchased for $13.
I should mention this video is not sponsored in any way.
And if you need to stock up on hangers
for your new clothing, a 50-pack of non-slip hangers at $14
is very competitively priced.
This Shark flex styling and drying system at $300
is a dupe of the $600 Dyson Airwrap.
My niece Sophia has tried the refurbished version
of this product and she said it was amazing.
To admire your perfectly blow dried hair,
this Conair rechargeable vanity mirror at $30
is a sad nickel finish
and it features a lifetime LED bald.
For my next point before I expose a product,
you might wanna pass on
this brand new Samsung Galaxy Watch
is now in stock at Costco
with prices from 290 to 320.
This new smartwatch has a thinner bezel
and an improved upon a battery life.
This 75-inch LG TV that you see right here
at $700 is an okay price
if you need a three-year warranty included.
There are less expensive options from other retailers,
which I will link to on the screen.
This 58-inch TCL TV at 270
is great for college football.
It's a prior promotion that I expect to expire soon.
At $100 off, this 14-inch laptop at $300
is a solid alternative to a Chromebook
with some nicer specs.
It has a great display and build which I noticed in store.
With an asterisk on the price tag that ends in 97
signifying this is price to clear at my local warehouse.
This 27-inch gaming monitor at 150
has a 165 hertz refresh rate.
Hopefully, it's at clearance pricing
for your local warehouse.
But if you prefer something larger,
this Acer 32-inch curved monitor at $200
reflects a $50 price drop.
Before our rather lively bonus section
to help tackle back to school lunches,
this next point begins
with a 347-pack of mixed Ziploc bags for 13.69.
It's a $3.80 price drop.
This variety pack encompasses
everything from travel to food storage.
Now speaking of sandwich bags if you just need those,
a 580-pack a 10.49 might be the better grab
if you're just buying for that purpose.
And this 160-pack of slider Ziploc bags a $13
is amazing for resealing
the bulk sized Costco food portions
many of us are accustomed to.
It's $3.80 off.
Premium fall bulbs at $14
with vibrant colors and offerings like tulips and iris
options that you can plant early before the ground freezes.
These made in the USA indoor/outdoor mats
are 30 by 47 inches.
They're fade resistant and heavier duty for $15.
This nine-piece dining set is $400 off at $1,000.
This is an extra long table with eight chairs
and I was highly impressed with the quality
and the price for a table this large.
Speaking of large, this 72-inch fireplace
and fan equipped console at $600 provides the ambiance
and storage you might want right now
and heat for later on in the year.
If you're looking for an option, minus the fireplace.
At a slightly more palatable $450, the 72-inch TV console
could provide more than adequate storage
for a family or living room.
And now for the bonus section,
if you have a younger member of your household
determined to embrace his or her inner DJ skills,
this kid's DJ mixer at $40 might be just what you need
to keep your family up at night.
This 24-pack of imported from around the world wines
is a smaller bottled set for $100.
A lovely seasonal collection of made in the USA puzzles
now back at Costco, these were $11.49 last year
and I'm pleased to say they're $10 this year.
There are some new seasonal harvest options,
Christmas displays, and the infamous
Costco Club Warehouse puzzle.
And if you've ever watched
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and thought,
"Wow, I want a blanket as large as that family has,"
behold a 120-inch by 110-inch
giant family sized blanket, $28.
And there you have it.
Thanks for watching.
I love you, bye-bye.