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Costco Shoppers Are Skipping Dunkin’ for a New Freezer Aisle Find


Costco Shoppers Are Skipping Dunkin’ for a New Freezer Aisle Find

 

Costco shoppers say a new item in the freezer aisle is so good that many are skipping the Dunkin’ drive-thru altogether, according to Yahoo Lifestyle Canada.

Costco is a members-only warehouse store known for selling big packs of food and household goods at lower prices. Dunkin’ is a popular coffee and donut chain with drive-thru locations across the country. The report says shoppers are finding that this new frozen product costs less than a Dunkin’ order and, in their view, tastes better too.

While the exact product name and price were not shared in the report, the trend points to a bigger pattern. More people are turning to warehouse clubs like Costco for treats and drinks they used to grab on the go. This site exists to explain stories like this in plain language, because you should not need a dictionary to understand what is happening at your local grocery store.

What this means for you


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If you are someone who grabs coffee or a sweet treat on your way to work, this story is a reminder to check your grocery store freezer before you drive through a fast food line. Costco often sells bulk versions of popular treats at a lower cost per serving. That can add up to real savings over time, especially if you buy coffee drinks or snacks often.

Here are a few simple steps if you want to try this trend yourself:


Freezer aisle stocked with frozen items

  1. Visit your local Costco and head straight to the freezer section.
  2. Look for new or seasonal frozen coffee, drink, or dessert items near the front of the store, where new products are often placed.
  3. Compare the per-serving cost to what you normally pay at a coffee shop drive-thru.
  4. Ask a store employee or check online reviews if you are not sure which item shoppers are talking about.
  5. Buy a small amount first to make sure you like the taste before stocking up.

Freezer finds like this tend to move fast once word spreads online. Shoppers often post about them on social media, and stores can sell out quickly if the item becomes popular.

If your daily coffee run is costing you more than you would like, your next step is simple. Skip the drive-thru this week and take a walk through your grocery store’s freezer aisle instead. You might find a cheaper, tastier option waiting for you.

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