- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Costco this June, 2023, and there's a huge selection
of brand-new deals for every corner of your home.
We begin with an unexpected deal
for this time of the year, a 70" 4K TV for $500.
This is perfectly timed with college football
right around the corner.
This TCL had a great picture quality in store
if you have the space or the budget.
This next item is brand-new and quite frankly,
it blew my mind.
A giant strawberry and cream bar cake for $18,
with a filling that creates
a strawberry ice cream-type experience in your mouth,
with shaved white chocolate on top.
It's decadent and delicious.
I could not stop myself, it was so good.
Now on to something more healthy.
A very nicely-sized tomato plant.
This one already showing promising signs
with intact tomatoes and a $14 price.
Growing your own food is always a great way
to combat rising grocery prices.
In the number 2 spot, it's a trio of mini Solo Stoves.
These are easy to use, with low smoke output,
and a burn time for 30 to 45 minutes.
If you have a larger backyard,
you wanna put multiple ones to use,
or if you camp with several people.
Maybe the concept of a wood or pellet burning product
such as this might appeal in a 3-pack, with a $150 price.
Now onto one of the highest-end coolers one can buy.
It's this 70 quart beauty from Igloo,
with a 7-day ice retention, the ability to hold 105 cans,
and a $150 price tag.
This is rugged with a built-in bottle opener
and an internal basket for organization.
At $20 off until June 18th,
this Timber Ridge zero gravity lounger at $70
is considered to be the Rolls-Royce of outdoor chairs.
This could help you achieve almost any relaxation position,
including one to bask in the sun with your legs up.
The built-in side table is a plus.
And if you're looking for something more designed
for tailgating, this Timber Ridge director's chair
at 40 bucks is $10 off until June 11th,
and could provide some nice seating
for a sporting event or a day at the beach.
At just $17, this 6' x 9' outdoor area mat
is nearly identical to the one we use in our entryway.
This is very generously sized, given the price.
It's soil and stain resistant,
great for both indoor and outdoor use.
Point 3 begins with one of the
most adored small appliances.
It's this Bissell Little Green Machine for $100 at Costco.
This is the premier version
of the beloved Bissell Green Machine,
that includes extra accessories and a pro cleaning solution
for the $100 Costco price.
The non-premier version, with more than 60,000
nearly perfect reviews, is $123 on Amazon.
This Nespresso VertuoPlus is one
of the most coveted coffee machines on the market.
At $200, the Costco version includes
the $90 milk frother, 32 capsules,
and $40 off your next purchase of Nespresso coffee,
making this a solid value.
If you're more of a Keurig or ground coffee type of person,
this Ninja DualBrew coffee maker is brand-new for 150.
The Costco model includes a built-in milk frother,
which is not the case for the other retailers carrying
the product at this price.
I like the price and the design
for this 6-pack of all-purpose bowls.
For $12, you get 6 bowls that are 6 inch in diameter,
making them both multi-purpose,
yet perfect for hummus, crackers, guac, or salsa.
At 32 ounces each, this 2-pack
of ThermoFlask hydration water bottles at $19,
feature a leakproof spout.
And if staying hydrated is one of your summer goals,
these bottles include motivational time markings
to help guide your hydration.
And I always find it extremely motivating
if you feel like giving this video a thumbs-up
in the event that you are enjoying it.
Point 4 starts with something both fresh and magnificent.
It's the sour cream butter pound cake for $8.
I consumed this right from the back of my car.
And it has a beautiful light, airy texture
that was perfection.
From sour cream butter, to buttercream icing.
This 6-pack of mini raspberry cakes for $10 is delectable.
The very generously-sized mini cakes includes fruit
that's been baked into this fluffy cupcake-like batter.
Costco's key lime pie is back at $16.
The summer favorite for our family and many others,
I'm sure, incorporates a cookie-like texture,
thanks to the butter graham crust.
How many times can I say butter in one point?
As further proof, this is not a health channel.
Apple pies are back.
These are large and in charge, for $13
for a 4.1 pound hefty pie.
A 6-pack of strawberry cheesecakes for 9.89,
are contained within these little keepsake containers,
and it is a most delicious strawberry cheesecake,
further enhanced by a French butter, there we go again,
cookie topping, and I was impressed.
And this month marks the official summer return
for this 40-count of Nestle ice creams
in a variety box for $17, jam packed
with frozen refreshing awesomeness.
Before I reveal one of the best appliance deals so far,
this year, in the number 5 spot,
it's a WeatherTech offering tied
to this 4-piece trim to fit car mat collection for $30.
This, made in the USA, offering might appeal
to many drivers during this often wet and muddy season.
Great for mud, grime, or if you're doing
any car oil changes, a 10-pack of the Scott Shop towels
at 13.79, that's $4 off until June 18th.
That's a great price if you're doing any work
around your garage or yard.
And speaking of the yard, a solar LED path light 4-pack
at $37 is tied to a heavy duty design.
For a less traditional or more elevated solar light design,
I happen to own these solar shepherd hook lights.
They're sold now in a 2-pack for $37.
I bought these last year, and they are still working great.
One of the better prices I've ever seen
for an actual leather power recliner,
with a power headrest, is this one at $600,
that features a USB charger conveniently located beside
the built-in power controls in the armrest.
Point 6 starts with a big appliance price drop.
If you are in the market for a large capacity dryer,
Costco is currently selling this LG model for $600,
which is typically priced for around 1200.
I'll provide a word of caution for this next popular product
that's returned to Costco,
the vintage canvas laundry hampers you see right here,
are $50 for a heavy-duty hamper frame on wheels.
Now, if you can hold off buying this right now,
it's likely to drop in price within the next two months.
If you find yourself busier this summer
and you're hoping to automate your cleaning routine,
I've collected some requests for robo vacs.
And this self-emptying model from Roomba,
at $140 off until June 25th, is one of the best you can buy
for $560, and a 60-day dust bin capacity.
And speaking of garbage containment,
this 2-pack of 6 liter Kohler trash cans
at $35 is an outstanding price.
Just one of these trash cans on Amazon is $35,
versus the two you would receive at Costco
for that $35 price.
By the way, have you noticed Costco randomly shifting
the placement of essentials and necessities?
I feel like I'm on a treasure hunt, now more than ever,
and I'm curious to know if it's just my store?
In the number 7 spot, it's a 2 pound pack
of Perline pasta.
And at $10, this is a great price
for an authentic, made in Italy, product.
And since these little Parmesan-stuffed pieces
of pasta look like money bags, I am so on board.
My family enjoyed these smokehouse brisket burnt ends
at $13 per pound.
The flavor included a barbecue sauce with lots of dimension.
I'm rather enamored with this $13 pretzel bite kit,
where you get around 50 different pretzel bites,
with two cheese dips, and one mustard dipping sauce.
New sandwich offerings have descended
upon my local warehouse.
And this roasted chicken sandwich on a croissant
includes a side salad.
And at 5.99 per pound, you end up with enough food
for two people at roughly $6 per portion,
which is also the case for a roasted turkey variation
of the same thing.
I found a 2-pack of tangerine juice,
brand-new, at $9 this month.
Does anyone actually prefer this over orange juice?
I am wondering if my tangerine-loving daughter,
Mara, would approve.
Point 8 is jam-packed with some big brands,
that begin with these Adidas bucket hats
at $17 in gray or black.
These are very popular right now,
with the UPF sun protection built in.
I bought these Banana Republic men's chino pants for $20.
This is a phenomenal price given
how expensive Banana Republic typically is.
There are three different color options.
And also from Banana, these men's shorts
at $17 have a very nice quality.
Men's Sketcher shoes at 35 bucks
are elevated from a typical pair
of sneakers you would see at this price.
There are some nice color options.
A lady's 3-piece lounge set at $19 includes
a tee, shorts, and joggers.
My wife, Daria, says these are comprised
of a lightweight breathable material
and are great for the summer.
If you have kids or grandkids,
a 2-pack of boys Puma shorts are $15.
And that same price applies to this 2-pack for girls.
I'll get to some Father's Day finds in a moment,
but it's top tech for my next point, that begins
with this nicely specced-out Acer 15.6 inch laptop.
It has 16 gigs of RAM, a 512 gig solid state drive,
and a $600 price, which is a fraction
of what you'd pay compared to the, just released,
Apple summer laptop prices.
And if you want to experience virtual reality
without Apple's upcoming $3,500 price tag,
I happen to own and love this Meta Quests 2 headset.
The $370 bundle from Costco includes the headset,
controllers, and carry case.
At $70 off, this MSI 27" monitor at $130
is reduced until June 11th.
It has a 165 hertz refresh rate,
meaning it's beautifully specced-out to handle gaming,
or just extra screen real estate for a home office.
For anyone heading off to college,
or if you happen to have a lot of digital photo or video,
this 5 terabyte hard drive at $100 from Seagate
is bundled with three years of data recovery,
and it's a great way to combat
those pesky expensive cloud storage fees.
If you'd prefer file storage that's more pocket-sized,
this SanDisk 1 terabyte solid state drive is $80.
And to compliment that fantastic TV deal we saw in point 1,
this Sony 2.1 channel soundbar at $180 reflects
a $20 price drop until June 14th.
My next point begins with the lowest price I have ever seen
on this 43" stainless steel tool chest, at $300 off,
and a new $700 price tag.
If you are spending more time in the garage this summer,
this beauty on wheels includes 11 soft close drawers.
If you're searching for a
more stereotypical Father's Day present,
this Phillips Norelco shaver at $70
is a fantastic price for those with sensitive skin
or if you are prone to razor burn.
I have used this product, and it is $20 off until June 11th.
If you are searching for an all-in-one trimmer,
this extremely well-reviewed model, also from Phillips,
is $15 off until June 11th at 35 bucks.
I should mention, none of this content is sponsored,
nor is Costco paying me to make this video.
Another great gift idea might be
the Samsung Galaxy Watch5 you see right here.
This is $80 off and 190 until June 29th.
This includes two fast chargers,
and is one of the lowest prices I have seen.
As a final Father's Day gift idea before the bonus section,
1 liter of the Kirkland Small Batch whiskey at 19.49
is a once-a-year offering that always sells out quickly.
And now for the bonus section
that begins with a 2-pack
of Neutrogena Hydro Boost creams at $30.
This is used by people of all ages
and regularly celebrated on all sorts
of social media channels.
Just one of these Hydro Boost creams sells for $30 at Ulta,
where two of these at Costco have the same price.
From Hydro Boost to dehumidification.
Talk about a segue.
If you live in a climate with a lot of moisture.,
this dehumidifier at 180 bucks from Hisense
has a two-year warranty and covers
a whopping 4,500 square feet.
And perfectly timed with the summer heat,
a 12,000 BTU U-shaped Midea window air conditioner
is 320 bucks, and $80 off until June 18th.
This particular design will not obstruct your ability
to use and enjoy your window,
even while the air conditioner is installed.
And there you have it.
Thanks for watching.
I love you. Bye-bye.