Costco's Latest $10 Bakery Item is Flying Off Shelves: 'They Won't Last Long'

Few desserts on Earth are as reliably delicious as a classic chocolate chip cookie.

Whether you prefer a soft and chewy texture or a firm and crunchy surface, there’s something so refreshingly simple about a chocolate chip cookie, allowing us each to return to the glory days of our childhood with each and every bite.

While a plain old choc chip cookie is, of course, always a fantastic dessert option, Costco is officially rolling out a brand-new cookie flavor that might very well be the most exciting we’ve heard from the grocery supplier yet.

According to a recent post on Instagram, multiple shoppers have stumbled across Costco’s new Sweet and Salty Cookie, an inventive new bakery item that blends sweet and savory together into one effortlessly delicious dessert.

As the name might suggest, the base of the Sweet and Salty Cookie features a traditional chocolate chip cookie made with brown butter dough. For added saltiness, Costco then added in crushed pretzel bits and salted caramel pieces, paving the way to a treat as refreshingly straightforward as it is unwaveringly tasty.

“Costco just brought in these sweet and salty cookies and they look SO good 😍,” the popular food blogger costcofam4u summarized. “At $10.99, these are perfect for parties, kids snacks, or honestly just keeping on the counter because they won’t last long.👀”

As the food blogger mentioned, packs of the new Costco cookies are currently listed at $10.99. All packs feature 24 individual cookies.

As one might expect, the new bakery item’s arrival has met with instant popularity among fans of the warehouse brand, many of whom were quick to voice their excitement across social media.

“Dang!!” one fan wrote. “These look fire.”

As great as the new desserts might sound, it’s worth remembering that, like any Costco item, it’s not currently known how long the desserts will be around. With that being said, you might want to think about getting your packs of the cookie sooner rather than later!