Costco is already clearing summer inventory and rolling out fall favorites. Some products are showing strong markdown and low-stock signals, while others are returning early. Here are the Costco finds worth watching before September and October resets hit.

Costco Products That Could Disappear

1. Purely Elizabeth Cinnamon Raisin Almond Cereal | $7.97–$13.69

• Risk: Very High
• Clearance pricing and extremely limited remaining warehouse inventory are strong warning signs.
• Watch For: The Costco-size package could disappear by September.

2. BeanVIVO Organic Seasoned Black Beans | $6.97–$10.99

• Risk: Very High
• Stock is nearly gone at tracked warehouses, with prices dropping to $6.97.
• Watch For: Likely leaving Costco’s regular lineup this fall.

3. Carbone Spicy Vodka Sauce | $12.89–$12.99

• Risk: High
• Some warehouses are showing Costco’s asterisk, meaning no immediate restock is planned.
• Watch For: Could be rotating out or returning later under a new SKU.

4. Kewpie Deep Roasted Sesame Dressing | $2.97–$7.99

• Risk: High
• Clearance prices and shrinking warehouse availability suggest another rotation out.
• Watch For: Grab it when you see it because availability may become spotty.

5. Rao’s Alfredo Sauce 2-Pack | $6.97–$11.39

• Risk: High
• Inventory is dropping while some stores are marking the two-pack down.
• Watch For: Rao’s will remain, but this Costco Alfredo pack may not.

6. Bare Bones Chicken Bone Broth Sticks | $6.97–$10.99

• Risk: High
• This newer product already has thin inventory and clearance pricing.
• Watch For: Could be a Costco test that won’t continue into fall.

7. Archer Mango Habanero Beef Jerky | $9.97–$13.97

• Risk: High
• Recent clearance prices are approaching 40%–50% off.
• Watch For: The Mango Habanero flavor may disappear while other Archer varieties remain.

8. Edward Marc Strawberry Shortcake Bites | $5.97–$7.97

• Risk: High
• These summer candy bites are already being marked down heavily.
• Watch For: Likely gone once fall candy takes over.

9. Kirkland Tonkotsu Ramen Broth | $6.97–$12.99

• Risk: Medium-High
• Recent markdowns suggest Costco may be clearing the current pack.
• Watch For: Could return later or be replaced by another seasonal soup item.

10. Nabisco Organic Triscuit 4-Pack | $5.97–$12.99

• Risk: Medium-High
• Some warehouses are showing .97 clearance pricing and lower inventory.
• Watch For: The Costco-specific multipack is the part most at risk.

11. Heinz Classic Condiment Pack | $5.97–$11.99

• Risk: High, but likely seasonal
• Costco is clearing large summer condiment packs at steep discounts.
• Watch For: Probably disappearing for fall rather than permanently.

12. Kinder’s Hickory Brown Sugar BBQ Sauce | $3.97–$9.99

• Risk: Medium-High
• .97 markdowns are appearing as barbecue season winds down.
• Watch For: Likely a seasonal exit rather than a permanent discontinuation.

13. Siete Chocolate Chip & Mexican Wedding Cookies | $9.97–$13.79

• Risk: Medium
• The assortment appears to be a limited-time Costco offering.
• Watch For: Don’t expect it to become a permanent bakery-aisle staple.

14. Starbucks Pike Place Coffee 2-Lb Bag | As Low as $9.97

• Risk: Medium
• Some warehouses are showing unusually low clearance pricing.
• Watch For: More likely a package or SKU change than Starbucks leaving Costco.

15. Kirkland Frozen Green Beans

• Risk: Watch Closely
• Shoppers are reporting missing inventory in multiple regions.
• Watch For: Could be seasonal or quietly disappearing from certain warehouses.

16. Costco Tortellini Pasta Salad

• Risk: Watch Closely
• Shoppers are reporting the tortellini salad missing while a penne version appears instead.
• Watch For: Costco may be rotating or replacing this deli favorite.

17. Kirkland Reynolds Foil 1,000-Sq.-Ft. Roll | $33.99–$44.99

• Risk: Medium-High
• Some warehouses are displaying the Costco asterisk.
• Watch For: Most likely a packaging or item-number change rather than a true discontinuation.

Costco Fall Favorites Returning

18. Kirkland Pumpkin Pie | $5.99

• Status: Back
• Costco’s giant pumpkin pie returned unusually early this year.
• Verdict: One of fall’s safest Costco buys.

19. Kirkland Pumpkin Cheesecake | $21.99

• Status: Returning Now
• The massive pumpkin cheesecake is already appearing at select warehouses.
• Verdict: Expect wider availability during September.

20. Pumpkin Streusel Muffins | $6.99 for 8

• Status: Back, but controversial
• Fans are still complaining that the newer muffins are smaller and drier than the old jumbo version.
• Verdict: Biggest potential fall disappointment.

21. Cranberry Orange Muffins | $6.99 for 8

• Status: Back
• These are already much easier to find than the pumpkin muffins.
• Verdict: Early reviews are stronger than several newer Costco muffin flavors.

22. Apple Cider Cake Donuts | $6.99 for 12

• Status: Returning/Regional
• Apple cider donuts are appearing as Costco’s fall bakery rollout begins.
• Verdict: Great find, but availability may depend heavily on region.

23. Kirkland Chicken Pot Pie | $3.99/Lb.

• Status: Back
• Costco’s massive comfort-food favorite has already returned nationally.
• Verdict: Expect it throughout fall and into the colder months.

24. Kirkland Shepherd’s Pie | $4.29/Lb.

• Status: Back
• Another classic cold-weather prepared meal is already returning.
• Verdict: One of the most dependable fall Costco staples.

25. Kirkland Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips | $11.99–$12.89

• Status: Major Comeback
• The Kirkland chocolate chips are back after disappearing during the cocoa-price surge.
• Verdict: One of Costco’s biggest fan wins this fall.

26. Green Giant Pumpkin 6-Pack | $6.79–$6.99

• Status: Returning
• Costco’s canned pumpkin multipacks are already appearing for baking season.
• Verdict: Expect demand to jump as Thanksgiving gets closer.

27. Premier Protein Pumpkin Spice Shakes | About $31.99

• Status: Returning Selectively
• Pumpkin Spice shakes have begun resurfacing, but shopper opinions remain mixed.
• Verdict: A fall comeback that may not excite everyone.