Costco Food & Product Reviews

Costco Jimmy Dean Sausage, Egg & Cheese Croissant Sandwiches Review

Breakfast sandwiches are easy to grab and go, but they’re definitely not easy to make from scratch! You basically have to cook a full breakfast and then turn it into a sandwich. These Jimmy Dean Sausage, Egg & Cheese Croissant Sandwiches are much easier to make – you…

Costco Kirkland Signature Oatmeal Cranberry White Chocolate Cookies Review

RECALL NOTICE – Unfortunately, I received voicemail and email messages from Costco that the Kirkland Signature Oatmeal Cranberry White Chocolate Cookies (with best-before dates between September 3, 2023 and September 23, 2023) had been recalled due to possible contamination with pieces of wood before I could post this…

Costco Everything Seasoning Breaded Cod Review

Everything seasoning is something that I’d never even heard of a few years ago. These days I see it everywhere – as a standalone seasoning, on bagels, in various snack foods, in salad kits and now on fish in this Kirkland Signature Everything Seasoning Breaded Cod from Costco….

Costco Pulmuone Beef Japchae Review

This Pulmuone Beef Japchae is the third noodle-based dish that I’ve reviewed from the company. They all share very similar packaging, though this one can’t be cooked in the microwave like the Teriyaki Stir-Fry Udon and Pad Thai. In terms of taste, the Pad Thai was terrible while…

Costco Cardinal Roadhouse Bacon & Cheddar Stuffed Burgers Review

I love bacon cheeseburgers, but I rarely make them at home. It’s just too much trouble to cook bacon on top of burgers. These Cardinal Roadhouse Bacon & Cheddar Stuffed Beef Burgers offer a convenient solution – the burger patties themselves are filled with cheese and bacon! Will…

Costco Au Pain Dore Croissants Review

I never thought I’d see the day when I’d be baking fresh croissants at home! While I may never make them from scratch, these Au Pain Dore Croissants from Costco are the next best thing. They’re frozen and ready to bake, so all you have to do is…

Costco Simple Mills Sweet Thins Review

Is it possible to make a truly delicious treat that’s also reasonably healthy? After reviewing a lot of different products claiming to offer this combination over the years, I can say that it is. It’s not very common though. Most of the contenders compromise on taste or nutrition…

Costco Amylu Paleo Chicken Sausages Review

Sausage is a tasty and versatile food, but not one I typically think of as healthy! The brand Amylu is trying to change that by offering a wide array of chicken sausages made with simple ingredients. Costco sells a few different kinds. Are the Amylu Chicken Sausages tasty…

Costco Kirkland Signature Smoked Pulled Pork Review

Pulled pork is one of the staple meals in our house. We probably have it about once a month. It’s actually fairly convenient; you throw your pork in a slow cooker or pressure cooker for a while with some type of seasoning and then shred it. The hardest…

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Costcuisine is a website and online community dedicated to Costco-loving foodies like me! Costcuisine isn’t associated with Costco in any way though. Costcuisine started off as a hobby for me. I didn’t know how many people would read my posts, but I realized pretty quickly that I’m not the only person who loves both food and shopping at Costco!

I’m happy that I can help other Costco fans find the best stuff in their local warehouses. I also try to provide useful information, like cooking instructions for products (in case you threw out your package by accident like I have countless times!) and nutrition information. For me, the best part of Costcuisine is that I’ve met a ton of other Costco fans and I get to interact with them through this website and my various social media accounts.