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9 products you'll never see again at Costco

Costco shoppers will always find something to do in stores. Even the most frequent customers of the network noticed how many new products appeared on the shelves. But the fact that you saw a product at Costco once or even regularly does not mean that it will always be there. Money Talks News.

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Goods come and go. If you see what you like, grab it quickly. You can include this on your mental shopping list next time, but when you return, you risk not finding the product you like. Some things disappear due to seasonality or popularity, but others disappear for more cryptic reasons. Here are some of the items Costco no longer sells.

Half-sheet cakes

Costco shoppers often come to the chain's bakery to buy cakes for birthdays, graduations, and all kinds of parties. But the popular rectangular cakes are no longer available in US stores.

Costco confirmed the news in July, noting that the store would instead focus on 10-inch (25-centimeter) round cakes. It's a shame, because rectangular half-sheet cakes have been loved by many customers.

Polish hot dogs

Costco shoppers stop at the store's food court after (or before) loading the cart. The signature hot dog / soda combo still sells for $ 1,50, a deal hard to beat.

But in 2018, the store got rid of its Polish hot dogs (a roll of pork or pork and beef sausage), opting to only offer beef hot dogs instead, and stating that the majority of members preferred that option.

Kirkland's signature light beer

Kirkland is Costco's own house brand. But don't expect Kirkland Signature Light Beer to hit store shelves anymore. Back in 2018, a spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the beer had been discontinued.

Beer connoisseurs likely didn't miss a thing—reviews on BeerAdvocate aren't exactly glowing, although one person liked the beer so much that he made hilarious (if slightly offensive) fake commercials about the product.

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Roundup

A popular, albeit controversial, weed killer, Roundup, can be purchased at many hardware and garden stores. But Costco is no longer among them as of 2019. This comes due to concerns about glyphosate, a controversial ingredient that has been cited in numerous lawsuits. The prosecution claims it is linked to the development of cancer.

Studded tires

Yes, the same network that sells grilled chicken also sells tires for your car. But not a studded option. While spike tires can provide more traction on icy surfaces, those same spikes can damage roads.

In 2007, Costco corporate tire buyer Pat McClintock told the Spokesman-Review that the chain had stopped selling studded tires to be "environmentally responsible."

Kirkland signature turkey burgers

Turkey burgers can be a tasty and healthy option for those trying to eat less red meat. Costco's Kirkland Signature Turkey Burgers had just 200 calories per serving and had a loyal following, but the retailer no longer offers them.

A Costco spokesman wrote on Facebook in 2018 that the burgers "won't be back in the near future." The recording received a lot of disappointed comments.

Dolls Cuddle With Me

Costco's selection of toys can be surprisingly wide, especially during the holidays. But you will never see Cuddle With Me doll sets there again.

The kits were available in European, African American and Latin American versions and consisted of a doll and stuffed toy (monkey or panda). In 2009, Costco stopped selling toys due to a complaint about a combination of an African American doll and a toy monkey.

Cookbooks Cooking the Costco Way

Costco doesn't just sell groceries, the chain advises shoppers on how best to prepare them. For 12 years, the network has been publishing and distributing cookbooks to its members on Thanksgiving weekend.

But now, instead of a printed cookbook, the store is offering recipes online in its Costco Connection magazine. Old cookbooks are stored online—just search “Cooking the Costco Way” on Costco Connection.

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Eggs from cage-free hens

Even actor Brad Pitt and comedian Bill Maher have become involved in the controversy over cage-free eggs. In 2015, Meicher wrote a column in The New York Times imploring the company to stop selling eggs from caged hens, and Pitt sent the company a letter making the same request. While Costco has not yet gone 100% cage-free at all of its international locations, a statement on the chain's website says the company is "committed to sourcing eggs from cage-free hens" and that Kirkland Signature liquid eggs are 100% cage-free.

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