Costco Is Selling a Pumpkin-Shaped Find That Shoppers “Absolutely Need” This Fall

Ashia Aubourg
Ashia Aubourg
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published Oct 12, 2024
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Tigard, OR, USA - Oct 31, 2023: Closeup of the Costco logo seen at its store in Tigard, Oregon. Costco Wholesale Corporation operates a chain of membership-only big-box retail stores.
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With spooky season in full swing, there’s nothing better than a festive ingredient to really get you in the spirit. A few years back, Costco dropped a pumpkin- and bat-shaped ravioli, and shoppers completely wiped them off the shelves.

While this find is only seasonal, the good news is that Cotstco just stocked its shelves with pumpkin- and bat-shaped ravioli again, just in time for Halloween. 

This bat and jacks-inspired pasta is available in a two-pack for $10.99. The Italian-inspired staple comes with orange pumpkin- and black bat-shaped ravioli stuffed with ricotta, mozzarella, Parmesan, and aged asiago. 

It’s the ideal Halloween dinner hack. This festive ravioli only takes three minutes to cook, and then you can top it off with a decadent Alfredo, brown butter sage, or garlic-infused cherry tomato sauce. Pair it with a hearty piece of buttery bread or a refreshing salad, and you’ll really have a complete meal.  

Shoppers cannot wait to get their hands on this Halloween-inspired pasta. One person commented on the post highlighting the find, “Too cute. I will have to pick these up for a frightfully delightful dinner date with my kiddos.” Another user mentioned, “Yay! We love this for Halloween!”

We recommend heading over to your nearest Costco to snag a pack of this popular pumpkin- and bat-shaped ravioli before it sells out. If you have a hard time finding it, the mega-store also stocked its shelves with bats and jacks-inspired pretzels and butternut squash ravioli to help you get in the spirit this season.

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