Costco’s “Fantastic” Fall Bakery Item Is Perfect for Breakfast or Dessert

Nathan Hutsenpiller
Nathan Hutsenpiller
Nathan Hutsenpiller is a photographer and writer residing in Queens, NY. He specializes in portrait, street and skateboard photography while also pursuing a career in photojournalism. Some of Nathan's photos have been featured in the upcoming book "Heart" by Lucas Beaufort, celebrating 40 years of skateshop history.
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Mckinney, TX / USA - August 12, 2020: Costco Wholesale Entrance with shopping carts and customers in a sunny day
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Autumn is right around the corner, and Costco is, as usual, releasing fan-favorite products on what seems to be a weekly basis. The popular membership warehouse club has been on a roll ahead of the new season, recently bringing back both of their adored pumpkin and apple pies, as well as their very popular cherry danishes. 

And now, to sweeten the already fantastic autumn pot, some Costco locations have started receiving a restock of the Pumpkin Streusel Muffins, a Costco staple within the seasonal bakery lineup. Featuring a spiced pumpkin batter topped with streusel and powdered sugar, these jumbo muffins come in a pack of 6, and have an reputation of showing up on Costco shelves before anyone expects them to. 

Right now, Costco is selling two 6-packs of muffins for $9.99, making a dozen Pumpkin Streusel Muffins an actual possibility if you wanted it that way. And for those who just want a few, the deal works as a mix-and-match option for other available muffin flavors as well. Keep in mind that these muffins can be frozen, so you don’t have to feel obligated to rush through eating the entire dozen. 

Be sure to check with your local Costco before heading out to make sure the Pumpkin Streusel Muffins are currently available near you. With a muffin as elusive as these are, there’s no telling when and where they will pop up ahead of the fall season.