With Thanksgiving right around the corner, there’s a world of seasonal eats just waiting to be devoured. But before you go anywhere else to stock up on your favorite Thanksgiving dinner essentials, it’s worth visiting your local Costco for the return of a popular fall staple: Stonemill Kitchens Cranberry Jalapeño Dip.
Back for a limited time and priced at just $8.79, this fan-favorite dip has shoppers racing to their local Costco to snatch it up while they can. Praised as a must-grab for the holiday season, it brings together creamy, tart and spicy flavors in a smooth, velvety blend that pairs perfectly with almost all of your holiday favorites.
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Stonemill Kitchens Cranberry Jalapeño Dip, $8.79 at Costco
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Spotted this week by @costcodeals and quickly shared online to spread the word, Stonemill Kitchens Cranberry Jalapeño Dip is back by popular demand and ready to be your new snacktime go-to. Sold in a party-sized 31-ounce tub for $9, it’s made with a cream cheese and sour cream base and combines tangy pickled jalapeños and whole cranberries in cranberry juice concentrate for a blanched blend of sweet heat and creamy flavor.
Made by Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc. in Beaverton, Oregon, the dip is not only a product of the USA, but it also contains no artificial colors or flavors. And when it comes to serving large family gatherings, its 31-ounce size and ability to pair with a wide range of snack spreads, sandwiches, wraps and more make it an economical, crowdpleasing purchase worth stocking up on while you can.
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Shoppers Are Thrilled It’s Back
“One of our favorite holiday dips is BACK at Costco,” @costcodeals captioned their post, calling it the “perfect balance of sweet, tart and a little kick.”
Shoppers were quick to agree, with one fan suggesting an especially enticing pairing: “These with Vickie’s jalapeño kettle chips is chef’s kiss.” Another fan agreed, calling it “such a good combo.”
If you spot this dip in stores this week, grab some chips, crackers, pretzels or fresh veggies to pair with it, or use it as a flavorful spread for Thanksgiving leftovers sandwiches and wraps. You can also incorporate it into a charcuterie spread or hoard it all to yourself to enjoy periodically throughout the week.
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