Yahoo Lifestyle Costco Just Dropped a Tasty New Item, and Shoppers are Saying They 'Need It'
This might be a sentiment unique to me, but you never forget your first meatball sub. There’s something about perfectly chewy, crusty bread topped with succulent, juicy meatballs, zesty marinara sauce and melty provolone or mozzarella cheese. Add a little Italian seasoning razzle dazzle, maybe even a drizzle of garlic butter and what more could you ask for? It’s truly an unmatched sandwich experience. And since they’re relatively simple to throw together, it’s not impossible to have one every day of the week if you want to.
If grabbing all the ingredients and making one from scratch seems like too much of a tedious task, you’ll just have to rely on finding one at a local restaurant or grocery store. Firehouse Subs has a deliciously zesty option, but it can be a bit pricey when you factor in the added cost of a drink and chips. What if you could pick something up at Costco, though?
😋😋 SIGN UP to get delicious recipes, handy kitchen hacks & more in our daily Pop Kitchen newsletter 🍳🍔
Well, ask and you shall receive friends. Laura Lamb of @costcohotfinds just shared a look at the latest take and bake option to hit Costco’s legendary convenience refrigerators, and we already know what we’re having for dinner for the next couple of days.
This delicious looking, sizable Meatball Marinara Sandwich popped up at Costco, and fans are saying they “need it 😍” The hulking sub features meatballs made up of ground beef and pork, provolone and parmesan cheese, marinara sauce and additional sauce for dipping, all wrapped up in hearty artisan hearth bread. In terms of cost, this gigantic sandwich clocks in at just $5.99 per pound, with the average price being around $12. Fans were quick to fill the comment section with hot takes like “It needs more sauce 😢” and “Perfect for parties!”
One shopper even suggested buying the ingredients in bulk and making it yourself, but we’re all about convenience over here and this sandwich definitely delivers. If you happen to be a meatball sub purist though, and only want the best of the best, we recommend taking a trip to Dave’s Cosmic Subs where fans say their meatball marinara is "out of this world." Just make sure to save us a bite.
Up Next:
