- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Costco this month, September 2021.
I feel like August lasted 10 minutes,
but anyhow, here we are.
I'm the YouTube Deal Guy, Matt Granite.
Welcome back to the channel.
I'm gonna bring you inside my local Costco
and expose early Black Friday tech deals.
La-Z-Boy furniture price drops.
I'll purchase an amazing pumpkin pie
that I consume from the trunk of my car.
Plus, how Christmas has already arrived at Costco.
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The first thing you should be buying
at Costco this month
is a trio of early Black Friday tech deals
or at least deals that are reminiscent
of what we'll see in November.
The first item is a MacBook Air
that's usually $50 off,
it is now a full $100 off.
And just to explain, this is the brand new MacBook Air.
Many of the other MacBook Airs you see reduced elsewhere
are not the newest of the models.
The Vizio Soundbar 5.1 Atmos bundle
that you see right here, 249.99,
includes a subwoofer, two speakers, and a soundbar.
Wireless, spectacular, very well-priced.
The Sony Bluetooth Noise Canceling headphones
you see right here for 99.97 are typically 250 bucks.
If you see the asterisk on the price tag,
this signals that these items
are in fact getting cleared out or limited inventory,
so do keep your eye out.
And the fourth tech item right here,
not necessarily a Black Friday deal,
but a way to keep an eye
on all of the items you order online this holiday season
or just your home security needs in general,
the Ring Stick Up.
A three-pack of Ring wireless Stick Up cams for $220.
And I think this is a particularly interesting deal
because Costco has beat Amazon at its own game.
Right now, they've got a special deal price on Amazon
for 80 bucks for just one.
If you were to buy three on Amazon, 240 bucks.
If you were to buy three right now from Costco, $220.
A $60 difference.
In the number two spot of what you should be buying
at Costco this month,
one of the better household related promotions:
Spend $100 on something you're likely already buying
for your home and you get a $25 Costco Shop card back
toward anything you see.
And it's all tied to this Procter and Gamble sale.
If you are not aware,
you can buy anything from shampoo and Cascade Dish Detergent
to Swiffers, Febreze, my favorite dental floss.
Perhaps the most surprising thing for me about the sale
was just how many products Procter and Gamble
actually manufactures.
But again, spend $100 from the selection
and you get a $25 Costco Shop card right back
that you can apply toward a later purchase.
In the number three spot
of what you should be buying at Costco this month
before I get to some truly sensational food finds,
the Bissell Wet/Dry CrossWave Premier is 189.99.
To put this price into perspective,
other retailers are selling this
for $70 higher than the price I found at Costco
at the time I'm uploading this video.
A four-piece felt storage basket set for under 20 bucks
was something I figured I'd buy and bring home.
You could easily use this
to better organize any room in your home
from our nursery to even the bathroom,
I found a better way to organize the toilet paper
and bathroom accessories.
A four-pack of double wick soy wax fall candles for 19.99,
includes scents of Blackberry Sage, Chai, Vanilla,
and something called Ocean Moss,
which to me does not sound
like something I'd want my home to smell like.
I kind of wondered if it would be like stale algae,
but it did smell really good, no weird seaweed odor.
In fact, all of these double wick fairly large candles,
a great grab.
If you compare it to what you would find
at Bath & Body Works where it's usually $12 a candle,
this is a really good price.
The six-piece led flameless candle set you see right here
with the remote and batteries included for 40 bucks,
might seem like a high price initially,
but you get a six-piece set plus the remote, varying sizes.
My daughter Mara has started demanding candle lit bath,
so these are a good consideration.
A fairly realistic flicker.
Wow, this looks really freaky with my head.
But anyhow, if you're not in the market for candles,
this three-piece bake sheet set in gold for $16.99
is similar to what I've seen at higher end luxury stores
where this retails for double or triple the price,
also another great September find at Costco.
In the number four spot,
new delectable desserts including
pumpkin pie.
Oh, yeah! I can never get enough of that.
How do I have to wait the whole year for the fall season
for this item to return to Costco, but it's back.
6.99, depending upon the weight of the pie.
As I was completing my purchases,
the employee complimented me on my selection.
And not only did I buy one to enjoy at home,
but I bought one to enjoy in my car.
I consumed pumpkin pie for the first time out of my trunk.
It was a little bit difficult to slice,
but I do not regret my decision.
A little bit easier to consume on the go,
the coffee cake muffins, new at my local Costco warehouse.
$7.99 for two of these.
And while they were great on the go,
I might recommend not eating them from the back of your car
and perhaps bringing them home to heat them up a little bit
before you take your first bite.
The Junior's Apple Crumble Cheesecakes also back at 15.99.
I did wait until I got home to share this
with my extended family.
The David's Cookies, $9.99, Meltaways two-pound tins.
I will share some more non-related dessert food finds
in a few moments.
But in the number five spot,
take a look at this office chair La-Z-Boy.
Like the actual brand, not a knockoff.
La-Z-Boy, 199, beautiful leather, super plush.
Oh, so excited to see this.
An alternative to the La-Z-Boy manager chair
is this mesh office chair.
It's a hundred bucks basic, modern,
but it felt very comfortable, good solid back support.
And if you are looking for a safe for your office,
your home office, or just in general,
I did notice an asterisk on the price tag for the SentrySafe
which means they are now also on closeout, 149.97.
That is the ultimate rock bottom price
on these biometric, fire resistant safes
that you can now score for 149.97, that's $100 off.
In the number six spot of what you should be buying
at Costco this month,
some truly awesome home organization deals.
This 10-piece set of bamboo organizing box is 29.99.
This would be great for a kitchen,
and what I like best about this selection
is these bamboo organizers are not stuck together.
So you can break them up and organize different drawers
in different ways.
These four-quart storage containers with lids for 11.99.
These huge storage selections
of foldable, clear, heavy-duty containers
with the buckle up lids ranging in price
from nine bucks to 11.49.
The five-tier narrow metal storage racks for 49.99
are great for a basement, a laundry room, a garage,
any type of situation where you need
that vertical type of storage.
The two-pack of heavy-duty tarps right now are 19.99.
And guys, these are huge, 12 foot by 16 foot tarps.
Great for covering patio furniture,
for protecting fire pits, for different DIY projects
that you might not have completed yet
that need to be protected from the elements.
And for storing your beverages,
the two-pack of thermal tumblers are 18 ounces and 19.99.
These are very high-quality.
They have those easy slide to open lids.
They're from the actual brand Thermos.
They promise to keep your beverages hot for about 15 hours
or cold for four hours.
Before I get to another big brand
that I was surprised to see this season at Costco.
In the number seven spot,
say hello to a brand new selection
of handpicked food items by me,
the 12-count artisan rolls, 5.99.
It looks like something you'd see
at a more fancy restaurant,
and you could serve these with butter
to guests in your dining room.
And oh, my goodness! That could work.
You can get a two-pack of chicken tortilla soup for $8.49.
A two-pack of organic tomato, basil,
or basil, if you prefer, soup with a $3 coupon is $6.99
after the reduction.
The two-pack of broccoli cheddar soup's eight bucks
and back in warehouse.
So excited to see these.
The Kirkland Rotisserie Chicken Noodle Soup, 2.99 a pound.
Delicious.
This is of course prepared
with that famous Costco rotisserie chicken,
which is blended into the soup.
The brisket mac and cheese, $13.99, slow cooked.
And again, if you're not yet aware,
this is not a Costco health food channel.
That's slow cooked brisket and mac and cheese,
great for a cheat day or really just enjoying good food
at a good price.
The Irish stew at 5.99 a pound.
I grew up on this, even though I'm not Irish.
It's delicious.
And the stuffed salmon at 10.99 a pound.
I didn't purchase this, but it does look very fresh.
Beautiful color on the salmon.
It looks as though each piece was stuffed with shrimp
and a few other delectable ingredients.
In the number eight spot of what you should be buying
at Costco in September,
winter clothing!
And I'm usually not giving that advice out,
but Costco has gone early with some big brands and bargains.
Let's begin with Nautica.
The Nautica Fleece Set you see right here
with holiday patterns, $17.99.
I bought this for my wife.
She actually called it winter lingerie and it is so soft.
She was really happy to receive this.
The two-pack winter thermal tees for men and women, 14.99.
This two-pack of winter thermal pants for men and women,
also 14.99.
And a quick little personal note to share,
we're constantly outside.
We ski, we snowshoe, we're on the go,
we use thermal pants in my household,
but we have this really cute older crossing guard
who's always shivering during the winter months.
And this year, we've decided we're buying several pairs
of thermal pants, which we're gonna throw in
as part of an early Christmas present perhaps,
and warm that woman up
perhaps also with another pumpkin pie that I pick up.
This winter kid's thermal set, 9.99.
The fluffy winter socks, six pairs for 12 bucks.
And again, six pairs for 12 bucks is a really good deal.
These are, of course, not your typical soft socks.
They're more of the woolen socks,
but I think these are amazing for the holiday season.
And the two-pack of slipper socks,
which I've never seen before at Costco, 12.99.
Half knee high, I guess,
perhaps depending on how high your knees are
and really soft to the touch.
In the number nine spot,
let's continue that winter theme,
but let's mix in a little bit of tech.
The hand warmer plus power bank for 29.99
is not only a great item for both the fall and the winter,
but this will charge your tech on the go
and would be an ideal product to give to a college student.
Of course, in the event that a car breaks down,
you might want this in your glove compartment.
And yes, I did bring it home to try it.
It did warm my hands up very quickly.
It charged the pair of AirPods extremely quickly.
And this would, of course, give the juice you need
to your smartphone,
any Android or Apple-related piece of tech,
really anything via USB.
The 50-inch snow sled that you see right here
from a brand called Viper is actually a very sturdy find
for 18 bucks complete with the ropes,
and you will move very fast if you're on any type of hills
or toboggan runs with this sled.
The bean bag Jumbo Lounger for 120 bucks
is actually a substantial piece of furniture
despite a price that kind of scared me off until I sat on it
and realized how soft and comfortable it was.
And if you live in a city or town where your climate
will support planting your own Christmas tree
right now in your backyard,
the Baby Blue spruce for 80 bucks is a real life tree,
and I will get to some pre-lit Christmas trees
in a few moments that are not real,
but this is something that I wish I could add
to my backyard.
In the number 10 spot
before I get to some crazy holiday bonus buys,
the Ninja Foodi Smart Grill for 139.99.
And for those of you
that are still looking for an outdoor griller
for great year-round grilling,
the Traeger Wood Pellet Grill that you see right here
has 620 inches of grilling space,
which makes this grill larger than my first apartment.
Now, for the bonus buys,
which I couldn't quite categorize into any section,
but are things that you might wanna know about
before they sell out.
The three-wheel kid scooter complete with LEDs for 40 bucks
is great for kids three and up,
which means my daughter, Mara,
would definitely fall into that range.
The full-size Halloween chocolate packs for 20 bucks.
If you are that household that gives out full-size candy,
and in my days growing up,
you would have been the most popular household
in the entire community,
you can definitely stock up
at Costco full-size Halloween chocolate packs
for 20 bucks and the full-size Halloween candy packs
are either 14.99 or 15.99 depending on what you select.
Huge, dried fruit selections
which would not necessarily be something
you'd want to give out on Halloween
to be the most popular house on the block,
6.79 to 15.99 depending on what you choose,
but great for healthier snacking
for those times where you're not eating pumpkin pie
from the trunk of your car.
Plums, apricots, mango, dates,
anything you can think of dried and awesome.
And finally, the Christmas decor has arrived.
And while I will get
to my favorite holiday item in a moment,
if you are looking for those pre-lit winter trees,
not of course as your primary Christmas tree
but just to bring some holiday ambiance,
the LED birch trees that you see right here;
now just the branches are pre-lit,
if it's not something that you can see
from how I'm demonstrating this;
selling right now in September at a hundred bucks.
And my favorite, for the big finale,
I think my daughter would lose her mind
and possibly my wife too if I brought this home
and I might just consider it.
Disney animated tree statues
play all sorts of wonderful holiday tunes
that I can't share right now in this video
due to music copyright constraints,
but it is very large,
comes complete with a holiday choo choo train,
and all of your favorite Disney characters
as the train moves around on the lower track
and the Disney characters dance around on the upper track.
It is a great animated holiday offering
for $100 at Costco.
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