I've worked at Costco for 18 years. Here are 10 of the best things I'm seeing on shelves right now. (2024)

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The Le Chic Pâtissier heart-shaped macarons are too cute to pass up.

With Valentine's Day approaching, the Le Chic Pâtissier heart-shaped macarons are a great gift idea.

Each package, which is located in the refrigerated section, features 25 raspberry and vanilla macarons. The macarons are $13.70 at my store.

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Rao's Calabrian-chili marinara sauce is full of flavor.

Rao's has done it again with the brand's Calabrian-chili marinara.

The sweet, spicy sauce combines cherry tomatoes with chiles grown in Calabria. It has a great kick without being too spicy.

My Costco has a limited stock of the $15 two-packs.

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I use the iDesign cosmetic organizers to minimize clutter.

The iDesign cosmetic-organizer set is a great way to keep everything in its place.

The set features two three-drawer stackable organizers and a rotating carousel with removable liners. I also love that they're easy to clean with a damp wipe or paper towel.

The iDesign organizers are $30 at my store.

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Forever Roses can make a great gift.

If you're looking for roses that won't die immediately, then I recommend grabbing the Forever Roses at Costco.

Each box of roses, which will be in warehouses for a limited time, features 17 flowers arranged in a heart shape. Since the roses are already preserved, no water is required.

According to its packaging, the roses are expected to last a year. A bouquet of forever roses costs $100 at my store.

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This month, the Foster Farms Buffalo-style wings have been a hot seller.

The Foster Farms take-out crispy wings are ready to heat and eat and even come with Buffalo-style sauce packets.

I simply place the wings in the air fryer at 390 degrees Fahrenheit for 16 minutes, and they're ready to serve. They're gluten-free and made with antibiotic-free chicken.

The Foster Farms Buffalo wings cost $16 at my Costco.

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Organize a space with the Bayside Furnishings O'nin room divider.

The Bayside Furnishings O'nin room divider is a great way to keep things organized, which is probably why it sells out whenever we get some in.

Each room divider, which can be displayed vertically or horizontally, comes with eight fabric bins.

My Costco sells the Bayside O'nin room divider for $130.

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Prep for a party or make a charcuterie board with the Kirkland Signature fruit, meat, and cheese tray.

The new Kirkland Signature fruit, meat, and cheese platter is a great, hassle-free snack or appetizer.

Each tray features Italian salami, grapes, aged cheddar, and Gouda cheese. Trays at my store cost $7 per pound, which comes out to about $25.

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Remove makeup with the Neutrogena plant-based cloth towlettes.

Neutrogena plant-based cloth towelettes are my go-to for removing makeup, and Costco has the best price compared to other retailers I've seen.

Each box contains four packets of 25 makeup-removing wipes, one pack of Hydro Boost towelettes, and two travel packs. According to the box, these wipes can even remove waterproof mascara.

The Neutrogena cloth towelettes are $26 at my Costco.

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When I'm hungry, I snack on the Yasso Greek-yogurt poppables.

Yasso frozen Greek-yogurt poppables are back at Costco for a limited time.

These bite-sized vanilla-bean Greek-yogurt bites are covered in a crunchy chocolate exterior. Personally, I love that each bite contains only 35 calories.

My Costco sells a 17-ounce bag for $10.

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Upgrade an outdoor space with the Yardistry contemporary gazebo.

The Yardistry contemporary gazebo, which requires assembly, is a hot seller at our store. We get them every year, but the design differs each season.

This year, the gazebo is 14 feet tall and has an aluminum roof. The Yardistry contemporary gazebo costs $2,400 at my store.