Costco’s snack aisle has been unusually interesting lately. And thankfully, this isn’t another list filled with pumpkin spice everything.
Some of the newest finds lean sweet, some go big on savory flavors, and a few are the kind of snacks you probably wouldn’t have thought to look for at Costco at all. From Biscoff-filled Toblerone truffles to sour watermelon dates and cream-cheese-stuffed mini bagels, these are the new and newer Costco snacks getting the most attention right now.
Prices and availability can vary by warehouse, and several of these are still rolling out regionally.
1. Toblerone Diamond Truffles With Biscoff Might Be Costco’s Biggest New Candy Find
Recent price: Just over $12
Size: 17.3 oz., roughly 57 individually wrapped pieces
This one jumped straight to the top of the list because it isn’t simply a new package size. Toblerone has teamed up with Biscoff for diamond-shaped milk chocolate truffles filled with Biscoff spread and bits of Toblerone’s familiar honey-almond nougat.
The 495-gram box launched at Costco on September 22 and is part of the first global retail partnership between Mondelēz and Costco. The Costco-sized box is also an exclusive format. Early TikTok and Instagram chatter has focused on that creamy cookie-butter center, which is exactly why this feels like one of those Costco finds people will start asking friends to pick up for them.
Worth knowing: These are arriving at select warehouses first, so availability may be spotty during the initial rollout.
2. Bagelista Stuffed Bagel Minis Are Giving Dunkin’ Some Competition
Recent price: $14.63
Size: 20 stuffed mini bagels
These freezer-aisle mini bagels are made with slow-fermented New York-style bagel dough and have real cream cheese tucked inside. Think Dunkin’ Stuffed Bagel Minis, except you have a bag in the freezer whenever the craving hits.
The everything-seasoned version is getting especially good feedback when cooked in the air fryer because the outside gets chewy-crisp while the center stays warm and creamy. A 20-count bag works out to roughly 64 cents each.
There is one catch: the Costco rollout is still regional. Bagelista currently lists availability in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas, with shoppers encouraged to request item #2084354 elsewhere.
3. Joolies Watermelon Date Sours Don’t Taste Like the Usual Dried Fruit
Recent price: About $14.99
Size: 16 oz.
Dates aren’t normally something that generates sour-candy comparisons, which is exactly what makes these fun.
Joolies takes soft dates and gives them a sour-watermelon treatment. There’s no added sugar, yet the naturally sweet date underneath keeps the sour coating from becoming too sharp.
The early review pool is still small, so I wouldn’t call these universally proven yet. But the feedback that is available has been excellent: Social Nature currently shows verified purchasers praising the soft, chewy texture and sweet-sour combination.
For anyone who likes Sour Patch-style candy but wants something completely different in the snack drawer, this may be one of Costco’s most unusual finds.
4. Dot’s Chipotle Honey Pretzels Bring Sweet Heat to the Giant Bag
Recent Costco price: $11.34
Size: 35 oz. club-size bag
Dot’s already has a devoted following, but Chipotle Honey takes the familiar seasoned pretzel in a different direction. Honey hits first, followed by smoky chipotle and a little heat.
The flavor is a limited-time 2026 release, and Hershey is positioning it specifically around football and fall snacking. Costco shoppers have also started calling it out online, including recent Reddit chatter from members finding the oversized bag in warehouses.
This isn’t necessarily the safest flavor for a picky crowd. Some people love that sweet-smoky combination more than others. But that’s also what makes it more interesting than another plain pretzel.
Sneak peek: If four sweet-leaning snacks have you ready for something different, keep going. Costco’s newest snack mix may be one of the better Kirkland launches of the year.
5. Kirkland Signature Rice Crackers Pack Nine Flavors Into One Bag
Recent warehouse price: $12.49
Size: 32 oz.
This is the kind of Kirkland launch longtime Costco members tend to notice.
Instead of one seasoned cracker, the two-pound bag contains nine different pieces: Wasabi Crescent, Sesame Teriyaki Mochi, Chili Mochi, Soy Crescent, Soy Nori Mochi, Sweet & Sour Twist, Sesame Half Moon, Soy Stick and Miso Nori Round.
That gives you everything from soy and sesame to wasabi, chili, miso and nori in the same handful. Costco itself currently marks the product as new, and warehouse tracking shows it has already spread to hundreds of locations.
For around $13 in many warehouses, this is also one of the better values on this list.
6. Magic Spoon Protein Treats Taste More Like a Cereal Bar Than a Protein Bar
Recent Costco price: Around $22.46 before promotions
Size: 14 bars
Protein bars can get repetitive fast, which is probably why Magic Spoon’s Protein Treats are getting attention.
Costco’s current variety box includes S’mores and Marshmallow, with at least 11 grams of protein, 7 grams of fiber and 2 grams of sugar or less per bar.
The bigger reason I kept these is the review history. The Marshmallow version has accumulated more than 2,000 ratings at Walmart and currently sits around 4.6 stars. People frequently compare the texture and flavor to the crispy cereal treats they remember eating as kids.
They’re not cheap, but this is one protein snack where the flavor seems to be doing more of the selling than the nutrition label.
7. Petit Pot Mango Tapioca Pudding Is the Refrigerator Find People Aren’t Expecting
Recent price: $9.99
Size: Six 4-oz. glass jars
Don’t walk past the refrigerated section too quickly.
Petit Pot’s Mango Tapioca combines whole milk, cream, mango puree, tapioca and a little passion fruit juice. The result is closer to a creamy dessert pot than the cafeteria-style tapioca pudding some people may remember.
One recent Costco taste tester gave it a 9 out of 10 and singled out the custardy texture. Warehouse data has also shown the six-pack at more than 200 Costco locations, so this isn’t quite as difficult to find as some regional launches.
Best part: At roughly $1.67 per glass jar, this feels more like a little dessert from the refrigerated case than a bulk warehouse snack.
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8. JOJO’s Pistachio Almond Cranberry Bites Have the Ratings to Back Up the Hype
Recent Costco same-day price: $13.49
Size: 14.4 oz.
There’s a lot going on in one bite here: dark chocolate, roasted pistachios, almonds, cranberries and added plant-based protein.
JOJO’s says each serving contains 5 grams of protein and 8 grams of sugar, but the better reason to buy these is the sweet-salty combination. Pistachio and almond give them plenty of crunch while cranberry cuts through the dark chocolate.
Unlike some brand-new Costco products with only a handful of reviews, this flavor has real history. JOJO’s own site currently shows 440 reviews, with 84% giving it five stars. One recurring theme in the reviews is also very Costco-specific: shoppers point out how much better the value can be in the big warehouse bag.
Sneak peek: The next group gets crunchier. There’s a heavily seasoned pretzel variety pack, one of the year’s buzziest protein popcorns and a trail mix that doesn’t feel like the usual raisin-and-peanut blend.
9. Pop Daddy’s Pretzel Variety Pack Is Made for People Who Want Maximum Seasoning
Recent Costco same-day price: $29.99
Pack: 24 individual 3-oz. bags
The Costco box contains three very different flavors: Garlic Parmesan, Cinnamon Sugar and Dill Pickle, with eight bags of each.
Garlic Parmesan is the flavor with the strongest review evidence. It currently carries roughly 4.7 to 4.8 stars across more than 500 ratings, with fans repeatedly praising the thin, crunchy pretzel and very bold seasoning.
The variety is what makes the Costco box worthwhile. Garlic Parmesan works when you want salty, Cinnamon Sugar covers the sweet craving and Dill Pickle is there for anyone who wants something tangier.
Just don’t expect lightly seasoned pretzels. These are made for people who like the flavor dust.
10. Khloud White Cheddar Protein Popcorn Is Buzzy but Definitely Divisive
Recent Costco price: $9.99
Size: 12 oz.
This is one product where the internet research actually changed the way I’d write about it.
Khloud’s first Costco value-size bag contains White Cheddar Protein Popcorn with 7 grams of protein per serving. It’s made with olive oil rather than seed oils and uses milk protein to boost the protein count.
The buzz is real, but so are the mixed opinions.
The White Cheddar flavor currently averages about 4.4 stars from more than 120 brand-site reviews. Fans love the cheesy flavor and protein boost. Critics complain that the protein coating can feel powdery or gummy after a few bites.
That’s actually useful information before committing to a Costco-sized bag.
Bottom line: Try it if protein snacks are already your thing. I wouldn’t make this your first white-cheddar popcorn.
11. Wild Fox Cocoa Crunch Protein Mix Is Trail Mix With a Chocolate Upgrade
Recent warehouse price: About $12.89
Size: 26 oz.
Wild Fox skips the standard peanut-heavy trail mix formula.
This bag combines almonds, cashews, pumpkin seeds and raisins with crunchy cocoa protein drops. It’s made with avocado oil and provides 7 grams of protein per serving.
The outside review pool isn’t massive yet, but it is unusually consistent: Target currently shows about 4.5 stars, with 93% of reviewers recommending it. Shoppers especially like the cashews and the balance between salty nuts and the cocoa pieces.
The main complaint? Those cocoa pieces can melt or clump if the bag gets too warm.
Sneak peek: Two easy grab-and-go picks finish the list, including a chicken snack stick that’s now in hundreds of Costco warehouses and a fruit snack with one ingredient.
12. Mighty Spark Chicken Snack Sticks Give Beef Sticks a Break
Recent warehouse price: Usually around $12.89
Size: 12 individually wrapped sticks
If you’re tired of beef sticks, this is a genuinely useful Costco alternative.
The widely available variety pack contains Original Sea Salt & Pepper and Teriyaki chicken sticks. Each one has about 6 grams of protein, and they’re individually wrapped, so they work especially well for road trips, purses, golf bags and desk drawers.
The Costco pack has also expanded quite broadly. Recent warehouse tracking showed it at more than 500 reporting locations, with most still showing inventory.
Outside Costco, the Original flavor sits around 4.5 stars across hundreds of Walmart ratings, where shoppers frequently mention the softer texture and lighter feel compared with traditional meat sticks.
13. Volupta Freeze-Dried Strawberries Are Simple but Surprisingly Snackable
Size: 5 oz.
There’s no chocolate shell, protein powder or complicated seasoning here. It’s just freeze-dried strawberries.
The Costco bag is made from the equivalent of roughly three pounds of fresh strawberries, with no added sugar or preservatives.
That simplicity is part of the appeal. They are intensely crunchy straight from the bag, but they’re also good crushed over yogurt, cereal or ice cream.
Recent September Costco coverage has highlighted them as one of the newer snack finds, and Costco shoppers have been enthusiastic about just how concentrated that strawberry flavor becomes after freeze-drying.
For anyone who has reached their limit on candy pretending to be a snack, this is a nice way to end the list.
What I’d Grab First
The Toblerone Biscoff Truffles have the strongest combination of brand-new launch, Costco exclusivity and social buzz right now.
For something completely different, the Joolies Watermelon Date Sours and Kirkland Rice Crackers are the two that feel least like snacks Costco has carried a dozen times before.
And for a freezer find, the Bagelista Stuffed Bagel Minis look like one of the more practical new arrivals—assuming they make it to your region.
As always with Costco, don’t get too attached to seeing every item on your next trip. Regional launches, rotating inventory and warehouse-by-warehouse pricing mean one club can have an entire pallet while another hasn’t seen the product yet.
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