11 limited-time Costco finds you’ll want before September ends
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September has a way of sneaking past before you know it.
One minute, the air smells like barbecue, and the next, pumpkin displays are lining the aisles and cooler evenings call for sweaters.
For many of us, Costco is more than just a store—it’s an outing, a treasure hunt, and occasionally a lesson in restraint (is a five-pound tub of hummus really necessary?).
This month, Costco shelves are stacked with seasonal flavors, creative gadgets, and bulk favorites that won’t be around for long.
If you’ve been waiting to stock up, now’s the time to make a list before these items disappear.
Few bakery items get as much buzz as Costco’s pumpkin cheesecake.
With its creamy spiced filling, buttery crust, and whipped topping, it’s a showstopper for gatherings—or a weeknight indulgence.
At $21.99, it’s a popular buy that rarely stays in stock for long.
Noosa is known for rich, velvety yogurt, and this season’s 12-pack brings autumn flavors like cinnamon, salted caramel, and vanilla bean.
At $8.99, it’s an affordable way to bring cozy flavors to breakfast or snack time, though it’s only available for a limited run.
This jam blends traditional strawberry sweetness with tropical guava for a bright twist.
At $11.49, it’s ideal for toast, baking, or thumbprint cookies.
Many shoppers see it as a small luxury that makes everyday meals feel special.
These lightly breaded strips are made from real chicken breast and pack extra protein compared to typical frozen strips.
At $15.99 for three pounds, they’re quick to crisp in an air fryer and versatile enough for wraps, salads, or dipping sauces.
From classic carving pumpkins to unique heirloom varieties, Costco’s seasonal display makes it easy to decorate porches or create autumn centerpieces.
These tend to sell out quickly, especially the more unusual types, so it’s wise to grab them early.
Source: Instagram / costco_doesitagain
Part lunch carrier, part organizer, the Snacklebox has locking lids that double as cutting boards.
It’s handy for charcuterie on the go, picnics, or even craft supplies.
A favorite among multitaskers, it’s both practical and fun.
Costco’s new take-and-bake cheese pizza has been earning strong reviews for its balance of gooey cheese and crispy crust.
It’s budget-friendly and makes a great base for adding your own toppings at home.
Annie’s organic SuperMac Cups are convenient for quick meals without sacrificing quality.
Made with real cheddar and organic pasta, they’re creamy, comforting, and sized right for both kids and adults.
These crunchy, tangy bites have gone viral for their addictive flavor and lighter nutrition profile—50% less fat than chips and plenty of fiber.
Made using a low-temperature cooking method, they’re a fresh alternative to traditional snacks.
Building on the popularity of Just Bare nuggets, these oven roasted wings are ready to heat and serve.
At $21.99 for 3.5 pounds, they’re convenient for football season, parties, or simple family dinners.
For $19.99, Costco’s new dessert bar platter includes 32 assorted bars in rich, decadent flavors.
Perfect for potlucks or entertaining, they’re generously sized and made for sharing—if you can resist keeping them to yourself.
Costco’s reputation for seasonal and limited-time products means once they’re gone, there’s no guarantee of return until next year, if ever.
To make the most of your trip:
Whether you’re stocking up for fall gatherings, looking for quick meal solutions, or just treating yourself to something new, these limited-time Costco finds offer plenty of reasons to make a trip before September ends.
Seasonal favorites don’t last long, so grabbing them now means you won’t miss out.
Happy shopping, and here’s to finding a few treasures for your cart!
Read next:
Which of these Costco finds are you most excited to try this fall? Have you already spotted one in your local warehouse? Share your tips and reviews with our GrayVine community—we’d love to hear your favorites.
One minute, the air smells like barbecue, and the next, pumpkin displays are lining the aisles and cooler evenings call for sweaters.
For many of us, Costco is more than just a store—it’s an outing, a treasure hunt, and occasionally a lesson in restraint (is a five-pound tub of hummus really necessary?).
This month, Costco shelves are stacked with seasonal flavors, creative gadgets, and bulk favorites that won’t be around for long.
If you’ve been waiting to stock up, now’s the time to make a list before these items disappear.
Costco’s seasonal shelves are filled with fall flavors, comfort foods, and quick dinner solutions. Image Source: YouTube / Ali Khan Eats.
1. Pumpkin cheesecake: a fall classic
Few bakery items get as much buzz as Costco’s pumpkin cheesecake.
With its creamy spiced filling, buttery crust, and whipped topping, it’s a showstopper for gatherings—or a weeknight indulgence.
At $21.99, it’s a popular buy that rarely stays in stock for long.
2. Noosa fall yogurt flavors
Noosa is known for rich, velvety yogurt, and this season’s 12-pack brings autumn flavors like cinnamon, salted caramel, and vanilla bean.
At $8.99, it’s an affordable way to bring cozy flavors to breakfast or snack time, though it’s only available for a limited run.
Also read: 7 Costco grocery deals worth grabbing this September
3. Bonne Maman strawberry guava jam
This jam blends traditional strawberry sweetness with tropical guava for a bright twist.
At $11.49, it’s ideal for toast, baking, or thumbprint cookies.
Many shoppers see it as a small luxury that makes everyday meals feel special.
A fruity spread with a tropical twist. Image Source: Costco.
4. Real Good chicken strips
These lightly breaded strips are made from real chicken breast and pack extra protein compared to typical frozen strips.
At $15.99 for three pounds, they’re quick to crisp in an air fryer and versatile enough for wraps, salads, or dipping sauces.
Also read: Popular Costco drink faces recall after bottle safety concerns—check if yours is affected
5. Pumpkins of every size
From classic carving pumpkins to unique heirloom varieties, Costco’s seasonal display makes it easy to decorate porches or create autumn centerpieces.
These tend to sell out quickly, especially the more unusual types, so it’s wise to grab them early.
Source: Instagram / costco_doesitagain
6. The Snacklebox organizer
Part lunch carrier, part organizer, the Snacklebox has locking lids that double as cutting boards.
It’s handy for charcuterie on the go, picnics, or even craft supplies.
A favorite among multitaskers, it’s both practical and fun.
7. Take-and-bake cheese pizza
Costco’s new take-and-bake cheese pizza has been earning strong reviews for its balance of gooey cheese and crispy crust.
It’s budget-friendly and makes a great base for adding your own toppings at home.
Also read: Costco recalls popular chocolate product—here’s what you need to check
8. Annie’s mac and cheese cups
Annie’s organic SuperMac Cups are convenient for quick meals without sacrificing quality.
Made with real cheddar and organic pasta, they’re creamy, comforting, and sized right for both kids and adults.
9. Pickle-flavored cucumber snacks
These crunchy, tangy bites have gone viral for their addictive flavor and lighter nutrition profile—50% less fat than chips and plenty of fiber.
Made using a low-temperature cooking method, they’re a fresh alternative to traditional snacks.
10. Just Bare oven roasted chicken wings
Building on the popularity of Just Bare nuggets, these oven roasted wings are ready to heat and serve.
At $21.99 for 3.5 pounds, they’re convenient for football season, parties, or simple family dinners.
11. Bakery dessert bar platter
For $19.99, Costco’s new dessert bar platter includes 32 assorted bars in rich, decadent flavors.
Perfect for potlucks or entertaining, they’re generously sized and made for sharing—if you can resist keeping them to yourself.
A party-ready platter of rich and shareable dessert bars. Image Source: Instagram / costco.so.obsessed.
Also read: Are you missing out on these 7 Costco Executive perks members love?
Why timing matters
Costco’s reputation for seasonal and limited-time products means once they’re gone, there’s no guarantee of return until next year, if ever.
To make the most of your trip:
- Shop early for better selection.
- Ask staff about restock schedules.
- Don’t wait if you see something you like—items move quickly.
- Split bulk purchases with family or friends to reduce waste.
Whether you’re stocking up for fall gatherings, looking for quick meal solutions, or just treating yourself to something new, these limited-time Costco finds offer plenty of reasons to make a trip before September ends.
Seasonal favorites don’t last long, so grabbing them now means you won’t miss out.
Happy shopping, and here’s to finding a few treasures for your cart!
Read next:
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Which of these Costco finds are you most excited to try this fall? Have you already spotted one in your local warehouse? Share your tips and reviews with our GrayVine community—we’d love to hear your favorites.
