- These are 10 new things you should be buying
at Costco this March 2023,
and there's a huge selection of brand new items
that you are going to love.
We begin with an item that's never before appeared at Costco
and this urgent dessert mention,
a 4.75-pound peanut butter chocolate pie,
enough to feed you for weeks,
now at Costco for 20 bucks.
It's a crumbly crust on the outside,
a whipped peanut butter outer edge.
It tastes exactly like a Reese's Pieces.
It was flying off store shelves
with customers grabbing this
like it was the last pie on earth.
Now to a March Madness TV deal,
which I've collected quite a few of.
I haven't been impressed
by the higher-end model TV offerings,
but I did find a 55-inch 4K TV for $270.
This is a smart TV from Hisense,
a strong entry-level smart TV
with the price in effect until April 2nd.
Also, brand new and quite interesting,
a Kohler shampoo and conditioner body wash dispenser.
It is $50, but it could save you money
and help you declutter various bottles
that have accumulated in your shower.
This is a solid way to conserve while you dispense
or a nice way to relive a shower experience
from a gym or hotel.
In the number two spot,
if you frequently purchase groceries while they're on sale
and then freeze them to consume at a later time,
the chest freezer roundup this month is strong.
I found this General Electric 15.7 cubic foot chest freezer
for 739.
It is huge,
and I'll show you a less expensive option in a moment.
This has LED interior lighting
and an exterior power light so you can see it in the dark.
Alternatively, for $270,
if you just need something smaller,
this one has an interior LED light.
It's on wheels
and there's an easy access to frost drain,
which makes it ideal for a garage or basement.
From freezers to fridges,
I quite like this large capacity
top mount LG stainless steel fridge,
and it has a reversible door,
which is nice to see at a $700 price.
As the weather warms up,
this Vornado air circulator fan
has a tilt function, touch controls,
and a remote for $50.
It's always very popular,
so I'm happy to see this back in stock.
From air circulation to air conditioning,
this Danby portable AC three-in-one at 490
is brand new at my local Costco.
It functions as an air conditioner, a fan,
and a dehumidifier.
This has a two-year warranty,
and if you have windows
that don't open to accommodate an in-window unit
or you need some type of reinforcement,
this may be a great grab.
Before I explore a product for personal safety,
in the number three spot,
it's a Sur La Table capsule espresso brewer with touchscreen
at $20 off and an $80 price right now.
This is compatible with the Nespresso capsules
and its own pods
and I've had some good experience with this brand
that makes a product that's quite a bit cheaper
than an espresso machine.
Also from Sur La Table, a performance blender at $70.
I should mention, none of this content is sponsored,
nor is Costco paying me to make this video.
The 1,200-watt six stainless steel blade system
you see right here
has five speed settings, a 72-ounce Tritan jar,
and a digital screen.
If you have any concern
with the drinking water in your neck of the woods
or you're frustrated by the rising cost of Brita filters,
this three-stage water filtration set
is $30 off until March 26th and $140.
It's a reverse osmosis system.
It connects to your tap through the bottom of your sink
and it's rated to have best-in-class performance.
I was excited
since I've never seen anything like this at Costco.
In the number four spot,
we begin with some incredible excitement,
which I'll attribute to myself,
and this 12-piece pull-apart cinnamon roll tray for $7.
It's returned to Costco.
You've likely seen me sample and enjoy this in prior videos,
but to remind you, it's slathered in icing
in all the right ways.
The chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches
you see right here for 12.49,
something I don't remember seeing.
So I of course indulged in these
from the Costco parking lot.
They are delicious, well-balanced, and not overpowering.
I've collected a fair number of requests
for gluten and dairy-free desserts,
so I found two offerings from a brand called GoodPop,
chocolate vanilla sandwiches for $12,
which look delicious and are made of oat milk,
and this gluten dairy free dessert,
which I opted to sample,
a vanilla fudge square for $11.
I didn't love the texture of them, but the flavor is good.
I happen to love the Outshine fruit popsicle bars
you see right here.
They're made of real fruit juice.
My kids love these as a special treat
we grab from the grocery store,
so I was excited to see this 24-pack at Costco for $12.
And finally back in stock,
eight packs of caramel flans,
or flans, if you prefer I say it that way,
9.79.
I'm not a huge flan fan, #dadpun,
but my mother-in-law says these are delicious
and she wants you to know they are available.
In the number five spot,
personal security in the form of Fogger defense sprays.
It is jogging season
and even if you refuse
to partake in that activity like I do,
this is great for dog walking,
leaving the office late,
just to have on hand.
Speaking of the outdoors,
this DynaTrap half-acre insect trap with LED bulbs
is a $90 fan favorite
to repel mosquitoes, wasps,
and other flying and biting insects.
The UV bulb is a long-lasting system
and the exterior is an all-weather resistant construction
you might expect with a product like this.
One of the least expensive brand name sunglasses
I've seen so far this season
are these Puma polarized sunglasses
with the included case for 19.97.
Note, the price tag ending in that 97
means these are priced to clear.
This unisex straw hat is competitively priced at $15.
I feel like everyone enjoys a good straw hat
and this one offers UPF 50 protection.
This hat also gives you the ability to constantly appear
like you've just returned from a vacation.
In the number six spot,
one of the most anxiously awaited categories
on my whole list,
the clothing roundup.
Let's start with this lady's lightweight pleated jacket
for $20.
This is rain shower ready,
available in three different colors.
From the very popular brand Sketchers,
this lady's two-strap sandal at $20 offered in taupe,
I think this is taupe,
I'm not sure, but I'll call it taupe,
and black with buckles that look to be very sturdy.
I wish I saw these Gerry's men's swim shorts at $12
before I joined my family for spring break.
I love the price.
I would've purchased a pair.
Different colors and patterns are available.
If you try to avoid the sun but want a tanned look,
this two pack of self-tanning foam bottles for $35
was recommended to me
by a shopper that looked like they live in Maui
or the Caribbean
but informed me they have not traveled in years.
So I can tell you it looks like it works.
And I've started to understand the growing popularity
of unisex belt bags.
These are $15.
I didn't really know what a belt bag was a few months ago,
but I've seen them everywhere.
These are for going on walks,
storing credit cards or cash on the go.
These can be worn around a shoulder or your waist.
Before I get to a solar sale,
in the number seven spot,
the popular chicken alfredo
you see right here at 4.49 per pound has returned.
I have thoroughly enjoyed this in the past with my family.
Each of these oven-ready portions
is good for a couple of meals.
From the well-regarded Rana brand,
the organic tagliatelle chicken florentine
you see right here is $16.
It looked delicious,
and it takes nine minutes to prepare.
If you prefer seafood,
a 35-ounce freshly cooked cioppino
that you've likely seen on many Italian restaurant menus
is $18 this month at Costco.
This is a 2.2 pound box,
so it's a decent seafood portion for the price.
Also hovering around that two-pound mark,
garlic butter shrimp at $17.
I was pleased to notice
the price for weight for that portion
does not include tails,
so these shrimp are served without the tail.
Sous vide lamb shanks at 8.29 per pound are pricey
but perhaps good for a special occasion,
which is when I happen happened to enjoy lamb.
I was happy to see this in a rosemary herb sauce.
It looked delicious.
From one end of the food spectrum to the other,
if you happen to love a good old corn dog,
a 28-pack of quarter-pound chicken corn dogs is 13.79.
These are 10 grams of protein tied to each chicken frank,
which is dipped in honey batter.
And while grocery stores typically offer
the better incentives on soft drinks,
this four-pack of two-liter coke bottles at Costco for 9.49
is a very good deal.
In the number eight spot,
if you are hoping to make a home or RV
more energy efficient,
the Coleman 100-watt solar panel kit you see right here
for a hundred dollars
is comprised of tempered durable glass panels
with the wiring and charge controller included.
This is designed for all seasons and it's roof-ready.
Sticking with that solar vibe for a moment,
a four-pack of these GTX solar pathway lights
that I bought last year
and I'm still enjoying this year.
Priced at $37,
these are hefty durable pathway lights.
Alternatively, if you just need a two-pack,
a Tommy Bahama solar spotlight duo is 35 bucks,
65 lumens per light.
I tested these last year.
They performed well and they are solid.
I enjoy the aesthetic of this three-burner camp stove.
I don't think I've ever said that about a camp stove before.
It's $250.
With its eye-catching red knobs,
it attaches to a propane tank
and is 30,000 BTUs.
As a more robust, less portable option,
this Blackstone 36-inch gas griddle
with hood and folding shelf is four burners
with 60,000 total BTUs and $400.
You get 768 square inches of cooking space.
And if you'd like a grill that's propane-free,
this 30-by-20 inch wood burning barbecue,
at $400, is heavy duty construction.
It requires only wood or charcoal to make grilling magic.
My next point is quite exciting
as we begin with an explanation
of why I omitted this Fiskars Lopper And Garden Shear Set
from my roundup last month.
That was because I found the price high.
And lucky for us, the price just dropped by $9,
which is why it's now on my list at $19 until next month.
A do not buy, which is gardening related,
it's a two-pack of steel plant caddies.
Yes, these are able to hold up to 200 pounds,
but they're $47,
which is a high price that I expect to drop.
In the meantime, if you simply need something
that's not so heavy duty,
Dollar Tree has plant caddies at a buck 25 each,
which can move lighter plants around for you.
Complete with battery and rapid charger,
I like the looks of this 80-volt Greenworks trimmer at $230.
It can trim up to 1.2 miles on a single charge.
The system is very well rated.
I own this Rachio 12-zone smart sprinkler controller at 160.
This reflects a $40 price drop right now.
And from running through the sprinklers
to cooling off with a highly economical, yet nicely sized
10-foot family fun pool at $45,
this H2OGO pool includes cup holders.
Finally, before we get to some great finds for your car,
for four-legged family members,
I like these five-piece pet pools
in various sizes at 34.69.
These include three water toys.
They're fantastic to help your pets cool down
on hot summer days
and they can function as a pet bath
that can fold up afterwards.
For the next point on my list,
before we get to the bonus section,
it's a canopy that could work as a patio dining enclosure
or a great way to protect a car or boat.
It's a 10-foot-by-20-foot steel frame canopy
with expandable awning and side walls for 270,
requires no tools.
The Chemical Guys 10-piece car wash kit
you see right here for $55
includes everything you'd need
to properly and thoroughly wash your car.
It's a very popular brand.
It includes a bucket, lid,
dirt trap, three towels, wheel cleaners,
among other accessories and solutions.
If you are taking your car on a road trip
and you need to keep all of your devices powered or charged,
the 150-watt power inverter at $50 right here
can safely convert your car's DC power source.
Multiple USB ports can charge six devices simultaneously.
I've been very impressed
with the lighting fixtures at Costco so far this year
and this 16-inch handmade bamboo ceiling light at $40
looks even nicer in person,
like it's straight out of one of those high design catalogs
I sometimes see at stores.
This is 1,000 lumens of indoor brightness.
The bulb is included.
Made in the USA and impressive price wise,
this four-pack of 12.9 quart buckle up storage containers
is $2 off right now,
making the price eight bucks.
The containers aren't huge,
but could allow for document storage,
DIY, toys, crafts, and school supplies.
And at an impressive $30 price drop,
it's the Cosco,
not Costco, but Cosco,
four-in-one foldable hand truck at a hundred dollars
is something we own
and regularly rely upon in our household.
This debuted at the warehouse a couple of months ago
after being out of stock,
but I refrained from featuring it back then
as I expected the price to drop, which it thankfully has.
And now to the bonus section
where we begin with something
I've seen flying off store shelves,
celebrated all over social media.
It's a junior seven-piece gardening set at $38
to encourage the smaller green thumbs in your household
to assist you.
It includes a wheelbarrow, rake, gardening gloves,
and other tools.
Something I have never before seen at a Costco warehouse,
a Sony PlayStation 5 bundle.
I'm not sure if this is available
as a result of excess stock or a reflection of the economy,
but this includes two wireless controllers, a game,
and a dual charging station
with a limit of one per customer.
Now on to something more affordable
to provide entertainment for your whole family,
a pickle ball bundle.
This is $90,
Costco clearly getting in on the pickle ball craze.
This set includes two paddles, three balls,
and a drawstring carry bag.
For any avid tennis player, which I used to be, actually,
a whopping 60 count of tennis balls is $48.
This is 20 cans from a very legit tennis ball brand.
I'm not quite sure who would need to buy
this many tennis balls
unless you are an instructor,
but anyhow, here you go.
And there you have it.
Thanks for watching.
I love you. Bye-bye.