Yahoo Lifestyle Costco Just Dropped an 'Amazing’ New Fall-Ready Bakery Item, and Shoppers Say They 'Love Them'
While it might seem that we default to pumpkin during the fall because it’s widely considered the most popular flavor choice, the reality is that the bright orange and en vogue gourd is fresher, more accessible and easier to sell than a delicata squash loaf cake. Do artichokes, butternut squash and beets deserve their moment in the spotlight, too? Absolutely! But we can totally understand the appeal of pumpkin muffins over one filled with cauliflower and Brussels sprouts. Although, a salad with roasted cauliflower, shaved Brussels sprouts, marinated artichokes, cubed butternut squash, pumpkin seeds, and a miso brown butter vinaigrette sounds like heaven on a fork, if you ask me.
Regardless, pumpkin does deserve the love it gets, and even if you’re a card-carrying pumpkin hater, there’s bound to be at least one treat featuring the iconic autumn squash that is perfectly made for you. Whether you have to have your weekly PSL or you prefer a hulking slice of pumpkin pie, we’re not short on options for sweets and eats that utilize the incredibly versatile gourd. When it comes to where to get your ravenous pumpkin fix, there’s no better place than bulk grocer Costco—and @costcohotfinds has kept us up to date on all the retailer’s glorious pumpkin-spiced offerings.
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The latest fall-ready treat is a delectable-looking tray of Pumpkin Streusel Muffins, and even shoppers who aren’t pumpkin fans are saying they “Looooove them.” These ultra-moist pumpkin muffins likely feature warm fall spices like nutmeg and cinnamon, and get a textural dusting of crunchy, delicious streusel to really amp up the hearty, all-in autumn vibes. Each pack of eight sizable muffins retails for the incredible price of just $6.99, which works out to just $0.87 per muffin. Talk about a steal!
Imagine enjoying one of these beauties warmed up, with freshly brewed coffee and slathered with butter. Scrumptious. Apparently we aren’t the only ones who think so either, with most fans in the comments agreeing that “These look delish!” As reformed pumpkin haters, we’ll make sure to grab at least two packs and freeze a couple, thanks to the ingenious idea of another fellow shopper. Now that’s doing pumpkin season right.
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