Costco Is Selling a 76-Ounce Tub of Cookie Dough and We Need It Now

Isadora Baum
Isadora Baum
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updated Dec 4, 2019
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The holidays will be here before you know it, which means your kitchen is about to see a lot of cookie action. Luckily Pillsbury exists, and they’ve created a 76-ounce tub of chocolate chip cookie dough that’s available for purchase in the freezer section of Costco. No, this is not a mirage! The secret is out: This giant tub of cookie dough can be yours.

These tubs were spotted by grocery store blogger @costcobuys. Reportedly the tub will last for up to two months in the freezer. If you do the math, the whole container will yield 76 one-ounce chocolate chip cookies, which is no small sum.

This price is right too, considering the entire 76-ounce tub is just $7.89. Compare that to an average-sized cookie dough tube, or even a sleeve of 24 packaged cookies, which typically ring up around $4 at most grocery and convenience stores. For a little more dough, you get a lot more dough (sorry, we couldn’t resist).

With a tub of this stuff, the cookie possibilities are endless. Use it to make cookies for your kids’ school bake sales or team meets, make a giant cookie sheet cake for your next birthday party, bring a batch of cookies to work to persuade coworkers to like you more, practice your cast iron skillet cookie a la modé skills, make enough cookies for a holiday cookie swap, or just whip up a fresh cookie to eat by yourself whenever your heart desires. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

If this cookie dough is calling your name, head to your local Costco for a bucket of your own. And remember that you should always bake your cookie dough and avoid eating it raw. If raw cookie dough is what you’re after, try our safe edible version!