Costco’s November arrivals are bringing some serious temptation to the aisles, from chocolate-filled bakery treats and creative holiday appetizers to viral collectibles and clever kitchen finds. We’ve rounded up 15 standouts worth a closer look, including a few with surprisingly mixed reviews. Here’s what’s new, what’s worth the money, and what you might want to think twice about.
1. Kirkland Signature Shortbread with Belgian Milk Chocolate — $13.99
These oversized bakery cookies combine rich, buttery shortbread with generous pieces of Belgian milk chocolate. They’re thick, crumbly, and just sweet enough to pair nicely with coffee.
The flavor is getting plenty of love, although the dense texture won’t please everyone. Each container holds 15 large cookies, which can easily be cut into smaller pieces for sharing. They’re particularly good for holiday dessert trays.
2. Carnegie Deli Dark Chocolate-Covered Cheesecake Bites — $8.99
Cheesecake wrapped in dark chocolate sounds like an easy win, but these frozen little treats have divided opinions. The chocolate coating is rich and satisfying, while the cheesecake center has a softer, slightly processed texture that doesn’t quite match a traditional New York cheesecake.
Some love them straight from the freezer, while others prefer letting them soften briefly. They’re worth trying if you enjoy chocolate-covered frozen desserts, but cheesecake purists may be disappointed.
3. Kirkland Signature Paneer Cheese, 2-Pack — $7.39
Two pounds of paneer for under $8 is a welcome addition to Costco’s refrigerated section. The cheese has a mild, creamy flavor and becomes pleasantly soft when cooked without melting into your sauce.
It’s especially good in curries, paneer tikka, and quick vegetarian meals. The texture is less rubbery than some packaged alternatives, making this one of the better-value grocery discoveries of the month. Each pack contains two 16-ounce blocks.
4. Seven Sundays Chocolate Peanut Butter Protein Puffs — $9.79
This new cereal combines chocolate and peanut butter flavors with a crunchy puffed texture and 10 grams of protein per serving.
It’s noticeably less sweet than traditional chocolate-peanut-butter cereals, which may be a plus or minus depending on your taste. The crunch holds up well, but the flavors are more subtle than the packaging suggests. At nearly $10 for 14 ounces, it’s a pricier breakfast choice.
5. Château Fougères Brie Croissant Rolls — $10.99
These little French-inspired pastries are filled with creamy Brie cheese sauce and Emmental cheese. Eight minutes in the oven gives them a warm, flaky exterior and melted cheese center.
The buttery flavor makes them appealing as a quick appetizer, especially with fig jam or hot honey. The catch is portion size: there are only nine rolls per box, making them somewhat expensive for a large gathering. They’re much more attractive when marked down.
6. Toblerone Biscoff Milk Chocolate Truffles — $11.99
Two popular European treats come together in these milk chocolate truffles filled with caramelized biscuit pieces and crunchy nougat.
The chocolate is smooth and creamy, with little bits of crunch throughout. The Biscoff flavor is more subtle than some might expect, so the overall experience leans more toward Toblerone than cookie butter. Still, they’re an interesting addition to a holiday candy bowl.
7. Costco Food Court Apple Pie Sundae — $2.99
Costco’s new seasonal sundae brings together vanilla soft serve, apple pie topping, and crunchy pastry pieces.
The combination is sweet, creamy, and surprisingly filling for the price. However, the apple flavor can get lost beneath the ice cream, and the crunchy topping isn’t always consistent. It’s a fun fall dessert, though not everyone will prefer it over the classic chocolate sundae.
8. Cuisine Innovations Beef Wellington, 8 Count — $89.99
Costco is getting fancy with these individually portioned beef Wellingtons. Each features beef tenderloin with savory mushrooms wrapped in pastry, ready to bake for a special dinner.
The convenience is tempting, especially for holiday entertaining, but nearly $90 is a significant commitment for a frozen appetizer-style entrée. There isn’t enough reliable customer tasting feedback yet to call these a must-buy. Check the cooking instructions and portion sizes carefully before adding them to your cart.
9. Franco Miffy and Friends Weighted Plush — $19.99
These oversized 16-inch weighted plush toys are quickly becoming one of Costco’s most sought-after new collectibles. The assortment includes Miffy and several other recognizable characters.
The soft fabric, rounded shape, and comforting weight are the biggest attractions. At $20, they’re a fun gift for collectors and plush lovers. The only frustration is availability: a warehouse may have the assortment in stock without carrying the specific character you want.
10. LEGO Botanicals Woodland Mushrooms — $59.99
This 806-piece botanical building set creates a whimsical forest scene with colorful mushrooms, tiny plants, and realistic woodland details.
The finished display looks beautiful on a shelf, and the building process offers more variety than many repetitive botanical sets. There have been some complaints about pieces not fitting properly, particularly one mushroom cap, but the overall design remains impressive. Costco’s price is also $20 below LEGO’s regular $79.99 price.
11. Evergreen 24-Inch Metal Porch Goose with Outfits — $29.99
Costco’s latest decorative obsession is a nearly two-foot-tall porch goose that comes with two interchangeable outfits.
The available sets include playful looks such as a gardener, grill master, and rainy-day goose complete with an umbrella. It’s a fun way to decorate a porch without constantly replacing seasonal displays. Each package includes only two outfits, though, so collecting every look means buying more than one goose.
12. BARK Harry Potter Plush Dog Toy Set, 3-Pack — $19.99
Harry Potter fans with dogs have a particularly cute new Costco find. This three-pack includes Dobby, Hedwig, and the Sorting Hat, each designed with squeakers, crinkly textures, and hidden surprises.
Dobby contains a removable sock toy, while the Sorting Hat hides a Hogwarts House tennis ball. They’re clever interactive toys, although aggressive chewers may tear through the plush materials quickly. A fun gift, especially for households that love both dogs and Harry Potter.
13. Tramontina 4-Piece Stackable Cast Iron Cookware Set — $49.99 (After $20 Off)
This new stackable cookware set is one of November’s more practical kitchen finds. It includes a 5.5-quart Dutch oven, a 3.25-quart braiser, and a grill pan with a space-saving nesting design.
The enameled cast iron retains heat well for soups, stews, and slow-cooked meals. The downside is weight, and handwashing is recommended to protect the finish. At $49.99, the $20 savings makes this an especially attractive kitchen upgrade.
Sale valid November 2–16, 2026.
14. GreenPan The Big Popper, 5.39-Quart — $35.99 (After $12 Off)
Movie nights get a retro upgrade with this stainless steel stovetop popcorn maker. It features a glass lid and built-in hand-crank stirrer that keeps kernels moving as they pop.
The large capacity is useful for families, and it works on induction cooktops as well as traditional stoves. It’s more hands-on than microwave popcorn and requires cleaning afterward, but making fresh popcorn with your own seasonings is part of the appeal.
Warehouse sale valid through November 22, 2026.
15. Antigravity A1 8K 360 Drone Essential Bundle — $1,249.99
One of Costco’s most unusual tech arrivals is this 360-degree drone with immersive vision goggles and a motion controller. It captures everything around it, allowing footage to be reframed after the flight rather than requiring the perfect camera angle in the air.
The 360-degree recording capabilities are impressive, especially in bright daylight. The controls can feel sluggish, though, and reframed footage isn’t as sharp as the 8K label might suggest. It’s fascinating technology for serious video creators, but an expensive purchase for casual drone users.
Costco’s newest finds are a mix of fun discoveries and genuinely useful purchases. The Belgian chocolate shortbread, Kirkland paneer, and discounted cookware are particularly appealing, while the weighted plush collection and LEGO mushrooms bring something different to the holiday gift aisle.
As always, prices and availability can vary by warehouse, and some of these limited-stock arrivals may disappear before the end of November.
