- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Costco this September, 2022.
And there's a fantastic new selection of amazing deals
for every corner of your home.
For point one let's begin with a completely unheard of price
on the six quart KitchenAid stand mixer, and they will get
to some less expensive products in a moment.
But this typically sells for 400 bucks.
It's 299 at Costco for the six quart version, where
at Target as a comparison, the five quart version is
on sale for 349.
I do not expect
to see the six quart version anywhere near this price
for Black Friday.
So if it's on your holiday shopping list, you can grab it
in red and silver from Costco.
At a much friendlier price, the six pack
of LED candles that comes
with 30 bucks are not your typical flickering candles.
You can program these to change colors.
I bought these for the holidays
and the color options are fantastic.
If you live in an area where it snows,
I can't believe I'm already using the S word
in September, you'll be pleased
to see this Greenwork snowblower
with two batteries included for $800.
A similar version is sold at Home Depot for a lower price.
But if you're wondering the difference,
the Costco version is 20 volts more powerful.
Which is substantial when you're dealing with stubborn snow.
And that talk of snow really puts me
in the Christmas spirit, which brings us
to a very festive point two.
And this nine foot tree arch
for 180 bucks is a gigantic photo or selfie op
for your entire neighborhood.
It's glorious, maybe not $180 nice,
but if you own a chalet
or you're hosting a Christmas festival this year
on your front lawn, all the power to you.
This nine foot holiday snowman
for 260 bucks could pair nicely with this.
This is something I wish I had the cash for
but my wife and I just put some of our savings
toward an irrigation system
that will eat up our giant snowman budget.
This is the premium version
but if you want a more affordable option,
there's an inflatable waving beauty from Home Depot
that might do the trick for 70 bucks.
Great for the interior of your home,
but also outdoor safe,
this oversized ornament is 110 bucks complete
with internal battery operated LEDs.
It's a beautiful conversation piece.
As a more budget conscious pick, I happen
to love these holiday lantern globes
with LEDs for 23 bucks.
These are indoor only, but they can hang
or sit on a mantle and they are beautifully crafted.
There were a lot of people looking
at this giant holiday carousel with LEDs
for 180 bucks, it was on an end cap.
And this is one
of those spectacle pieces you would typically see
at the center of your favorite Christmas store.
A three pack of glittering, LED trees is 59 bucks.
These have a nice height to them.
This two pack of jumbo gift bags is $32.
A fantastic decor piece if you wanna stuff these
and then display them or you could use these
for their intended purpose as gift bags
on Christmas morning also, awesome.
And finally, to a more timely occasion,
the six foot Halloween glitter tree you see right here
for a hundred bucks is capable of displaying both purple
and orange colors.
And I think it's magnificent,
even though I only learned what,
a Halloween tree was last month.
Before I get to my next point, if you've watched any
of my prior Costco shopping secret videos,
you'll know I often feature information on how
to read a price tag from Costco and what some
of those hidden numbers represent.
For the first time on this Costco shopping haul,
I found the letter W on a price tag.
So for any Costco employees watching, what does this mean?
Can you let me know in the comment section?
For point three we actually begin with an item
that has an asterisks on the price tag.
So if you are interested in a Cuisinart digital air fryer
and oven, this $150 price
with the asterisks means its price to clear.
And this product also functions
as a food dehydrator among its many features.
This pro keeper of six piece reusable silicone bags
at $22 is ideal for anyone tired of overspending
on Ziploc bags and looking for a more wallet friendly
and environmentally friendly alternative.
These are superb and more durable
than the non-reusable alternatives.
Especially solid for back to school lunches.
This Pyrex three piece measuring cup set
at $14 is a fantastic price.
Especially given the exact same item
on Amazon is $25 compared to Costco's $14 price.
Just in time for holiday baking or mac
and cheese, this eight piece ramekin stoneware set
for 10 bucks would also work wonderfully
for dips, veggies, fruit, nuts.
The three piece oven to table serving set you see right here
for 25 bucks is not only oven safe
but it's also a great vessel to serve your guests
from, thanks to the pattern and the aesthetic.
It's also dishwasher safe.
The 16 piece drinkware set you see right here
for 20 bucks is modern and I love the glass base.
It's essentially dorm room pricing on a set
that would be nice in any home.
For point four this next product brings me back
to the joy of my childhood.
And it's a Chipwich sandwich for 12 bucks.
I grew up eating these. Do any of you recognize them?
I'm a mid 80s baby
but I believe these preceded my birth by a few years.
They are heaven in a sandwich
and my must buy dessert of the month.
I was worried that all of the other desserts I'm going
to show you would be a letdown
after this life-affirming sandwich experience
from the back of my car.
But I was pleased
with the Junior's apple crumb cheesecake you see right here
at 6.97.
The asterisks on the price tag signifies these will not
be restocked once they are depleted.
So if a light apple flavor paired perfectly with a familiar
but not overpowering bit
of heavenly cheesecake sounds appealing,
I would make your way to Costco ASAP.
Another brand new dessert is this four pack
of creamy upside down pumpkin pies for 10.89.
I'm not a huge fan of the pumpkin flavor,
which I realize is blasphemous to say on YouTube.
But, if you are a pumpkin flavor fan, you will
likely love these.
Speaking of pumpkin pie, the Kirkland branded pumpkin pie is
back at my local warehouse.
And yes, it is as good as I remember.
Apple pie has returned. I'm also a big fan of this.
And the beloved Costco Mochi ice cream is back as well.
This is a favorite in our household.
I have one more dessert to share
but since it's very strange and smelled
like garbage, I'm going to wait until the bonus section
to share it with you.
For point five, let's head to tech
and this 65 Samsung $500 TV
with a three year warranty is a great entry-level smart TV
with a highly vibrant screen.
For a hundred dollars more this 75 inch Vizio
that you see right here for $600 also has an asterisks
on the price tag.
This would be sensational for enjoying holiday movies
with your family, if you have the space or the budget.
At $200 off this Dell 23.8 inch, all-in-one computer comes
with a mouse, a keyboard and a gorgeous touchscreen.
That's right, touchscreen for $700.
It has 12 gigs of RAM
and a generous one terabyte hard drive
alongside a 250 gig solid state drive.
This is an amazing deal for back to school
or even a home office.
If portability is key, this 14 inch Dell Inspiron
for 600 bucks also reflects a $200 price drop.
This is beautifully specked out
with 16 gigs of RAM at a 512 gig solid state drive.
It also has a vibrant high quality screen.
I've received many requests
from viewers surrounding the new MacBook Air
and when it would be in stock at Costco.
That day has come.
This matte black beauty is $50 cheaper
than what anyone else is selling it for.
And it is backed by Costco's amazing return policy.
I should mention, none of these products are sponsored.
Costco is not paying me to make this video
and to accompany any of these laptops.
The folding workstation you see right here
with adjustable feet is 50 bucks.
It's so lightweight, you can take your office anywhere,
which includes to a Starbucks.
And I would pay to see the reaction of other people sitting
in a coffee shop, watching you work with this thing.
Before I highlight a special cash
back seasonal promotion tied to essentials,
for point six, it's a great way
to deck out your outdoor living space.
Starting with the 35 foot solar string light set
for $40 that you see right here.
It's solar powered, it's weather resistant and it's bright.
Sticking with that illumination theme
for a moment, the 200 count Phillips mini LED sets
for $27 are effective for Christmas lights, but also superb
for any special occasion lighting inside or out.
With cooler weather just around the corner,
in case you're not aware, you can buy wiper blades
from Costco for 10 bucks.
And I am in awe
of this five shelf steel storage rack for $95.
Why?
Because this can convert into a two piece work bench.
It's brilliantly designed and it holds up to 600 pounds.
These Firman inverter generators are new at my local Costco
and run on gas or propane.
The 3,200 watt version you see right here is $800.
And the whopping 7,500 watt version for $900 is great
if you do live in an area with inclement weather, snowstorms
or power outages.
If you love pot roast, you are going
to love the start of point seven.
That sounds like a horrible infomercial,
but anyhow, the Kirkland Signature pot roast
at 7.39 per pound was recommended by a fellow shopper
and viewer apparently, which was super cool.
This is also microwavable,
if you've tried this, let me know in the comments.
This beef and short rib lasagna looked really nice
for 15 bucks.
The size looked hefty and large enough
to feed a whole family which you would hope
for at this price.
This two pack of Kirkland branded chicken tortilla soup,
gets you four pounds worth for 10.49.
This is very popular in our household.
My only disappointment is that this cost two dollars less
at the exact same time for the same portion last year.
These shrimp wontons are 16 bucks.
You get four bowls with six wontons, smothered
in Szechuan Sauce in each bowl.
For point eight, it's the return of a promotion
that could get you $25 for free, assuming you're buying one
of these essentials from Procter & Gamble.
And in reality, many of us are already buying these products
that we may not know are all from P&G.
If you spend more than a hundred dollars on products
that include tide pods, dryer sheets,
Cascade dishwasher tablets, Crest 3D white strips
and even razor cartridges, just to name a few,
you will get $25 back on a Costco shop card.
Again, spend a hundred, get $25 back.
The collapsible laundry basket you see right here
for $13 is ready for back to school.
These come in white or blue and they fold down
to save space.
Last year, I featured a similar version
of this two-tiered basket with banana hook for $20.
But this year you score an extra bonus basket.
This $17 hot gorilla glue DIY kit is superb
for any holiday project or household repairs.
And do you know what I always need
when I'm handling hot glue or doing repairs?
It's a first aid kit.
For $24, this 375 piece first aid kit could come
in handy for anything life throws at you.
It includes first aid branded essentials, would be great
for camping or for the trunk of your car.
For my next point, it's another case
of Costco being cheaper than Amazon.
And strangely enough, this next product is made by Amazon
and cheaper at Costco.
It's the ring doorbell three.
If you buy this from Costco
for $150, you get the ring video doorbell
and a separate stick up wireless camera.
If you were to buy this
on Amazon right now, it costs $10 more
and does not include the stick up camera which
on its own costs 80 bucks.
Phenomenal for a holiday deliveries, peace of mind
and any time you're away for Thanksgiving travel,
the ring 14 piece security system you see right here,
is $250 and the ring flood light pro
with a free stick up cam is $230.
This reflects a $50 price.
Assuming you want the wireless stick up camera you're better
off at Costco.
If you don't need the stick up cam, buy it for $200 directly
from Amazon.
From home security to car safety, this jump starter
with LED screen for $60 is great
for peace of mind on the road
and an essential winter product
for a college student traveling back and forth.
Speaking of colder weather,
and before I get to our crazy bonus section,
for the next point, I can't believe the year has flown by
to the point where I am already talking about humidifiers.
But this home medic system at $85 is very powerful
as you can see from the video I shot at my local store.
It really pumps out that mist.
It features UVC technology and a remote control.
In the event your household actually needs dehumidification,
this Hisense, 50 pint dehumidifier is 130 bucks.
It includes a built in pump and can handle up
to 4,500 square feet.
If you encounter a lot of rain, I feel
like I'm talking about all types
of weather today, the beloved Pendleton branded rain jackets
for 60 bucks have some great colors on the outside
and some nice patterns on the inside.
These are top rated rain jackets.
Sticking with apparel for a moment,
if you've been eyeing those Kirkland branded t-shirts
and you've ever thought to yourself, "Wow, I wish those came
in the form of a sweater."
Here you go, Kirkland logo sweaters are $20.
And since I already bought a t-shirt, why not get a sweater?
Wahl deluxe Clippers are $40.
This is the type of product we use in our household.
I don't pay for haircuts.
My wife is kind enough to cut my hair
and these ones are made in the USA.
And now for the bonus section, we begin
with a dessert product derived from a fruit
that I've seen featured
on, "Iron Chef", and other HGTV cooking shows.
And it's durian, a delicacy known for smelling horrible
but supposedly tasting great.
So I tried this $24 pulp and it smells like garbage.
It also, in my opinion, tastes like pumpkin pie
or baked potatoes that were left out to go bad
for days end on a counter and expire.
If you have a different perspective
or if I am wrong please leave me a comment.
On to a brighter note,
I noticed these two dozen premium roses at my local Costco
for 19 bucks.
Which looked beautiful
and are some of the freshest roses I've ever seen.
If you love someone, you can buy them these.
If you want to break up
with someone, get them the durian pulp.
I received many comments
after I featured this propane, Mr. Heater, last month
for $80 as it had not arrived at some
of your local Costcos, it should now be in place
and it's awesome.
If basketball is a favorite sport
in your household, there's now an indoor version
with the cooler weather around the corner for $26.
This over the door basketball hoop
with a poly carbonate backboard is highly entertaining.
Fender acoustic guitars are new at my local warehouse
for 180 bucks.
It includes a stand and a tuner.
And I also like the price
on this $140 Casio portable keyboard bundle.
My four-year-old daughter, Mara,
begins her piano lessons tomorrow.
I'll let you know how that goes.
And there you have it. Thank you so much for watching.
I love you. Bye-bye.