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10 Costco Canada Items That Are Actually Worth It - BUY vs SKIP (MAY 2026)

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10 Costco Canada Items That Are Actually Worth It - BUY vs SKIP (MAY 2026)

Disagree on the condiments, especially the mayo. I live alone and have purchased the large size mayo several times (sometimes brand name, sometimes Kirkland). I never thought of myself as a mayo person but it goes in or on a lot of things! It keeps well in the fridge and I've never thrown any away - still good after six months as it has a vinegar base, like pickles or mustard.

— @professortomboy6247

Let me be real with you for a second.

Costco has this reputation for being the holy grail of savings — like, you walk in for one thing and walk out having spent three hundred dollars and somehow feeling great about it. And sure, a lot of the time? That’s totally justified. But not always.

I'm a regular Costco shopper,and l do buy the mayo,with a household of 2 lgo through other regular.

— @shellyshybunka3602

Because here’s what nobody tells you — Costco Canada has some absolute home runs, things where you’d be crazy NOT to buy them there. And then it has some traps. Items that look like deals on the surface but are actually just… not worth it.

So today, I’m breaking it all down. Ten items that are genuinely worth your money at Costco Canada — and five that you should walk right past.

It’s too bad the rotisserie chicken is sold in plastic. That’s the only thing that bothers me.

— @Virginia-g7g

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Another video sai not to buy any chicken from them because they buy all of that product from a factory that keep getting in trouble because of not clean.

@barbaradouglas7200
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When I leave Costco and only spent $300 Feel like I got away cheap, usually $500 to $600.

@Doogie1954
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My go to is the kirkland mPle syrup, avocado and olive oil, cottage cheese.but my Costco treat is their ice cream cones at food court.

@cindygaudet1390
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Stonemill sourdough multigrain bread 3/8.99 versus $5.49to $5.99 per loaf elsewhere
Freeze them

@shirleybeneteau629
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Your showing fresh chicken breasts; deceiving.

@lindahamon6183
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I work making Kirkland toilet paper. People can't imagine what we, papermill workers go through. Lack of occupational hygiene, asshole management and HR. Please keep us in mind at the time of wiping your ass, don't take it for granted 😢

@LRuizPineda
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Is the Kirkland brand American? Just because it’s called Costco Canada doesn’t change the fact that most items are American. Obviously buy what you like but try to support Canada. 🇨🇦

@MariaZeeb-w2v
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Please, make more Costco videos. I'm an avid Costco shopper here in Canada, and if I can save a buck or two or more, I'm in!

@timbo1a
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Are all of the recommended itemss made in Canada?

@lornadesmarais-zo4pr
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What kind of chemicals come off that plastic bag from the heat of the chicken I wonder?

@mskmysoulknows7401
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They never have Shreddies.I love them but I never see them at our Costco in Canada?🇨🇦🤔

@cynthia216
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I buy the toilet paper,paper towels,eggs(18 pack)and my fruit since I do eat a lot of the fruit and bread.I don't usually buy anything else at Costco but will consider the olive oil.🇨🇦🙋‍♀️🙂

@cynthia216
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Series on Costco?🎉🇨🇦🙂

@cynthia216
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The roasted chickens are bribed so I can't have those.🇨🇦

@cynthia216
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excellent thank you.

@DianneSwain-l9b
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Costco is American.

@MoodIndigo1
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I buy the denta sticks for the dogs at COSTCO

@michellehouston722
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All my electronics I've purchased from Costco, 90 day no questions asked return policy, a low price for extended warranty, that worked out great when our TV crapped out after 2 years. Also try getting an awesome laptop with great specs anywhere else for the same price or close to it. No I'm not a bot 😂, just a working family man learning to save a buck.

@1default
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Coffee Beans for sure.

@Dix2598
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Kirkland Toilet paper is NOT recommended for septic systems, if you use well water. It doesn't break down quickly.

@Bethb2499
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Excellent

@saracenking1
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Unbeatable prices on cheese, clothes, just about every grocery item they sell, hygiene and cleaning products, spices, outdoor / seasonal items etc. For my part, I almost never found the same item or exact equivalent at a better price elsewhere

@ME2K23
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12:55 Right, some electronic products are not the exact same model number you'll get elsewhere, but most of these will be equivalents with only cosmetic differences. You still get some with the exact same models, and either ways, you will get an additional 1 year guarantee for a lower price

@ME2K23
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11:15 Simply freeze the product! One would be stupid to buy that and let it go to waste!

@ME2K23
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10:48 ok, but since the price of chocolate increased, many brands changed their recipes to lower the cost. If Costco didn't change the product, it's still a better value if quality matters

@ME2K23
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Propane fill up

@jodycarter7308
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I thought the chicken was on the bad list now due to the plastic packaging. Also, the laundry detergent I thought was on a bad list due to toxic ingredients. As for the nuts, toilet paper, maple syrup and chicken breasts, I always purchase these products and will add the Kirkland olive oil to the list. Thank you!

@sallywebb1249
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For laptop, I like Costco... easy return, extended warranty.

@Human1991-note1
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Olive oil in a non light proof bottle ? light kills vitamens in oil . Whats up with that ?

@Barbbfly
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Why are you using all those stock images of people wearing masks? STOP IT, THEY NEVER WORKED!!!! I think you are doing it intentionally because you also posted footage of social distancing under the Costco sign! KNOCK IT OFF!!!!!!

@angrycabby6903
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The price on nuts is very good and the quality is outstanding - always fresh. No rancid, stale nuts at Costco.

@Patricia-qg6bd
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Roast chicken has tons of chemicals. My eczema went wild after eating it. Also significantly smaller than yesterday years. Terrible for your health in my opinion.

@andreavandewater7118
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Apparently Kirkland olive oil has been in the courts for questionable false quality

@andreavandewater7118
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You show chicken but you are referring to frozen chicken and only show the odd picture of what you are actually talking about, deceiving.

@paulbabson8421
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They chicken is 🤮

@johannetremblaysauve1215
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I buy some things pretty regularly at Costco in Wisconsin.
1. Costco rotisserie chicken
2. Milk
3. Butter
4. Wet & dry cat food
5. Wet & dry dog food
6. Puppy pads
7. Kirkland laundry pods
8. Hearing-aid batteries size 13
9. Move Free supplement
10. Quoal Turmeric supplement
11. Kirkland facial towels
12. Bioderma Micellar water
13. Heavenly Hunks chunks.

@AngelaBarth088
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My go tos are the free run eggs, kraft singles, and the greenhouse pestiside free haven lettucte mix, cant be beat

@Cooking_Patty55
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These things may be cost effective but health wise some are downwright detrimental toyour health..

@pamelamarchand8636
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Toilet paper is cheaper at Real Canadian Superstore for a 30 pack. and more sheets per roll.

@MKD319
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Costco can keep the Hawkins cheesies. Don't like them.

@MKD319
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Gas alone is a no brainer for me. Usually 8 cents to as high as 14 cents per litre cheaper than my neighborhood gas station for me.. Also pretty good quality gas which doesn't evaporate like some discount gas stations I've tried.

@jimn4607
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Kirkland Toilet Paper is BETTER than name brand stuff. My friend bought some high-priced, well advertised TP and the rolls are smaller, the sheets are smaller and there are fewer sheets per roll. Costco wins!

@kathrynryches6660
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Thank you

@mairer9386
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I will never buy the Costco Rotisserie Chicken again. It is full of chemicals, and I find it underdone. I miss their books and magazines.

@alicelee5045
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Cheddar cheese is my go to

@cindyhunter2438
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Don’t but the Kirkland toilet paper, it’s horrible for septic systems and plumbers say it’s the worst

@girl123cdn2
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I think the math is off with the protein bars. You show a box with 20 count for $17.99. That is about 90 cents each, not $1.20-1.50. But, that's even better!

@katherineanderson8570