A Fresh Find From the Costco Bakery Looks Too Good To Miss

If you have a sweet tooth and you have been missing holiday cookies, Costco’s latest bakery drop is sure to make your day.

Whether you enjoy a little treat after dinner or like pairing something sweet with an afternoon cup of coffee, you may want to head straight for the bakery aisle on your next visit.

This week, Costco rolled out two new cookies that first appeared on its popular holiday cookie trays. Previously, the Coconut Chocolate Almond and Butter Pecan cookies could only be sampled as part of a larger assortment. Now they are available on their own in generous 24-count containers for $9.99.

If you missed them during the season, or if you tried them once and wished you could take home a whole box, this is your chance. Adding a fresh pack to your cart might be the simplest way to bring a bit of that festive cheer into the new year.

You can take a look at the new find in this December 8 TikTok shared by @costcobuys:

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Part of the appeal is the value. For less than ten dollars, you bring home two dozen thick, soft, freshly baked cookies. Since the Costco bakery items turn over quickly, it helps keep the selection fresh.

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The bakery has had a strong start to the new year. Just last week, the Brownie Walnut Pie appeared, sending plenty of shoppers straight to the bakery aisle. The rollout of these cookie flavors shows the bakery is carrying its 2025 momentum forward and leaning into flavors customers already love.

The early response online has been enthusiastic. Viewer @iluvchloe shared, “Those were actually my favorite two cookies from the holiday platter. I hope my Costco has them.” Another shopper chimed in, “The coconut almond cookies are so good,” confirming these flavors already have loyal fans.

Costco’s Bakery Cookies Can Be Frozen

If you want to enjoy these flavors slowly, freezing is an easy option. The USDA notes that most cookies retain their best quality in the freezer for two to three months when stored in an airtight container. It is a simple way to make a 24-pack last, especially since Costco rotates its bakery lineup so often.

With a generous quantity, a budget-friendly price, and flavors that have already earned praise during the holidays, these cookies are likely to be a fan favorite in the coming weeks. If coconut and almond or buttery pecan are among your weaknesses, check your local warehouse soon. Bakery items tend to appear quietly and sell out just as fast, so catching them early is the best way to avoid missing out.