Popular $13 dessert item lands at Costco Australia
A popular American dessert has landed for a limited time at the biggest bulk-buy supermarket in Australia.
A popular American item has landed for a limited time at the biggest bulk-buy supermarket in the country.
The Alli & Rose Crispy Croissant Bites have been spotted at Moorabbin Costco in Melbourne.
Food vlogger Emily, who goes by @snackreviews_aus online, took to social media to share an update on new items at the supermarket.
“First up are these bite-sized Crispy Croissant Bites, which come in a caramel and sea salt flavour,” she said.
One social media user commiserated that their local Costco “never sell any of this”.
“Lady!!!! Stawwwwpppppp otherwise I’m meeting you there for a shopping spree,” another said about the revelation.
“Costco offers members a wide range of quality, brand name items at the best possible prices,” Chris Tingman, Costco Australia’s country manager, told news.com.au.
“This includes exciting, limited-time items, which create a fun treasure hunt atmosphere in our warehouses. The Alli & Rose Crispy Croissant Bites 260g are part of this category.
“This item has been available for a few weeks – it can currently be found in all Australian Costco warehouses and will launch in New Zealand this week. When you see it, make sure to grab a bag so you don’t miss out!”
Emily wasn’t the only social media user to spot the Alli & Rose Crispy Croissant Bites in store.
TikTok user @costcobffs also purchased the snack after saying they were “pretty much a sucker for anything croissant”.
“Even though I suspected these would be like a sweet crouton I still bought them,” she said.
“They’re more like these Vincenzi Eid Mubarak Assorted Puff pastry treats Costco sometimes sells.”
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She said they were “just okay to her”. Adding they were “not very sweet”.
“I really didn’t taste much caramel. It was more just a sweet glaze — and virtually no sea salt.
“They’re light and crispy and I am sure others probably really enjoy them.”
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