Yahoo Lifestyle Costco's ‘Delicious’ New Spring-Ready Costco Bakery Find Has Shoppers Saying They're 'Hard to Resist'
Much like my emotions, the weather is up and down right now with one day feeling like the promise of warmer days are upon us and the next being a damp, gloomy mess of dreary grey skies as far as the eye can see. Just a few days ago, we were outside pruning our garden, basking in the mid-60s temperatures softened by a cool consistent breeze. Today, we want to crawl back into bed, lounge around in our pajamas, and binge watch every episode of The Amazing Race while getting lost in a bag of Honey BBQ Sun Chips.
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The good news is—although we haven’t quite seen the last of the rain and there are plenty of less-than-sunny days ahead—spring is well on its way. With spring comes the reminder that everything is consistently growing and eventually you, too, will bloom. Besides, without the rain, how could we ever appreciate the sun? Philosophy aside, the advent of spring means retailers are busy gearing up to invite the season in with equally bright and sunny items.
In fact, Costco’s latest spring-ready treat might just be the most delicious way to celebrate—or the cure to our seasonal depression. Either way it’s a win-win. According to @costco.so.obsessed, Spring Sprinkle Cookies have made their way to the larger-than-life retailer’s bakery and fans say they look “amazing.” These adorable sugar cookies come in packs of 24 and feature a technicolor rainbow of sprinkles scattered on top to highlight the diversity of colors associated with spring.
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Each cookie is about two bites, making it the perfect sweet treat to enjoy on a warm sunny day or while cocooned in a fortress of blankets while binging your favorite comfort show. Best of all, you can grab a container of cookies for the incredible price of just $9.99, which works out to about $0.41 cents per cookie. It’s no wonder shoppers are "tempted" to buy them. If these little cuties don’t clear up your winter blues, we don’t know what will. Maybe free ice cream from Dairy Queen will do the trick.
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