9 Popular Costco Finds That Were Discontinued In 2026
Every card-carrying member of Costco knows that what the popular warehouse store giveth, it can also taketh, often with very little warning. This year has seen a slew of new items appear on the store's shelves, and the return of a couple of familiar faces. Kirkland Signature's semi-sweet chocolate chips were back, to the delight of cookie bakers everywhere, and Costco's own-brand sports drink hit the aisles with a fresh look and new flavors. But while they prompted cheers of joy, we've been left gnashing our teeth at seeing that dreaded death star on so many well-loved products.
Sometimes a product simply doesn't sell enough for Costco to give it shelf space (we're looking at you, Jif crunchy peanut butter), while others are hoofed out because of changing seasons. From a viral summer wine, and beloved burger staple, to a delicious fruit snack that was many people's go-to, we dug through the online rumours to find out which beloved products Costco has discontinued in 2026. At the time of writing, some were still available, so if you do see 'em at your local outlet, grab 'em!
Great Range ground bison
Shoppers were somewhere between sad and devastated when it emerged that Costco had nixed this popular protein from its American stores in around June 2026. While some customers hadn't seen Great Range ground bison for months at their outlets, speculation swirled online about why it was pulled, from it selling badly to vendors being unable to keep up with demand. Whatever the reason, those who appreciated the slightly lower price point or enjoyed making healthier burgers with bison meat thought it was a bummer.
Kirkland Signature Cotes de Provence Rosé
Summer 2026 came and went, and with it the Kirkland Signature Cotes de Provence Rosé wine. Produced by the renowned Sumeire family, this rosé was a blend of Grenache, Vermentino, Syrah, and Cinsault grapes, and pretty much everyone adored it. Of course it's a seasonal product, so we shouldn't be surprised that it was swiftly cleared out, but the shoppers who cheered its arrival ("Yes! Love this one. Best rosé available at an unbelievable price! Get them asap!") were also the ones who mourned its departure from Costco's shelves.
Calzone
We know what happens to unsold items at Costco's food court, but the warehouse store isn't above shaking up that much-loved menu to keep us on our toes. In mid-2026, the calzone pizza went the way of several other discontinued food court items, and was replaced by chicken strips. While not everyone was a fan of the pizza, those who enjoyed every mouthful of the crispy, carby treat were sorry to see it go. "The calzone was SOO good. First time back to Costco in a few months and [I'm] so disappointed. It was delicious," sighed one Redditor.
Carbone Vodka sauce
New York brand Carbone's spicy vodka sauce has gone down a storm in 2026, drawing favorable comparisons to what's sold in the namesake restaurant. Unfortunately, that's put the classic vodka sauce — which has its own devoted following — somewhat in the shade, and Costco decided to cut it loose. It's not the only popular Carbone jarred sauce getting the death star either. The Cacio e Pepe Alfredo and Roasted Garlic Alfredo also ended up on the Costco chopping block. If you spot any jars at your local outlet, don't pass them by.
Kirkland Signature Ground Sirloin and Loin of Beef Patties
There are some products we think deserve to be yanked from Costco shelves but the Kirkland Signature Ground Sirloin and Loin of Beef Patties were not among them. These delicious, 85% lean burgers vanished from stores around spring 2026 with little or no explanation from Costco. Theories for their discontinuation included high production costs and tariffs, so they might come back in the future. In the meantime, we can still chow down on 75% lean Kirkland Signature Ground Beef Beef Patties.
Kirkland Signature Toscano Extra Virgin Olive Oil
The internet is full of videos warning about long-standing Kirkland Signature products set to be discontinued. As a rule, they come to nothing but Costco's own-label Toscano EVOO was hit with the death star asterisk in July 2026. It's well-loved among Italian olive oil aficionados, who are crossing their fingers that the shelves are being cleared for a new season's production. If you happen to see any Baena EVOO from Spain, grab a bottle. It was discontinued at the same time and was selling for a few dollars less!
Spanglish Asadero Chile Verde
If you picked up a container of Spanglish Asadero's Chile Verde spices when they hit Costco shelves for Cinco de Mayo, give yourself a pat on the back, because it was discontinued this summer. Lots of home cooks take the time to create their own spice blends, but Spanglish has built up a solid fanbase online. Its products are described variously online as "very well made," "recommended," and "amazing." Hopefully this one will be back in 2027!
Kinder's Organic Hickory Brown Sugar BBQ Sauce
If we had to give summer 2026 a flavor, we'd suggest Kinders organic hickory brown sugar barbecue sauce. The brand has expanded from rubs to sauces, all sold at Costco, helping to build a loyal online following — and delight newcomers. Sadly, like many other seasonal products, this entry in the Kinders sauce canon was discontinued to make room for the flavors of fall. Fingers crossed it's one of those Costco products that doesn't disappear for long.
Pepsi Soda Shop Favorites
Soda lovers were aghast in 2025 when Costco's food court stopped selling Pepsi, but they were dealt another blow the following year when the brand's variety pack was discontinued — with some claiming it sold poorly. That would be news to online fans of the Soda Shop favorites. "Holy mother of Mary ... Pepsi Wild Cherry and Cream is one of the greatest soda's ever," enthused one, while another quipped: "I should get this because these are all my wives least favorite flavors."
Kirkland Signature Organic Dried Pineapple Tidbits
There aren't many benefits to seeing Costco's death star appear on the in-store label, but a lower price can help ease that sting. Take these fruity, zingy snacks, which became some shoppers' obsession. They were discontinued in September 2026 — just as we were showcasing that month's hot new items! A silver lining was the price: It varied from $12 to as low as $4, depending on the outlet. Kudos if you got a cheaper bag before they disappeared but if they're still on sale where you are, don't hang around.