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Costco is already known as the place to go for $1.99 pizza , generous food samples and giant bottles of red sangria —and now we all have a ...

Costco Is Selling 100-Calorie Boozy Ice Pops Again

Costco is already known as the place to go for $1.99 pizza, generous food samples and giant bottles of red sangria—and now we all have a new reason to pay a visit.

You might recall that Costco used to carry Slim Chillers’ spirited 100-calorie ice pops, but now the warehouse club is selling its own brand of Kirkland Signature Frozen Cocktails. This 18-pack is a bargain, too—only $14.99!

What’s the Skinny on the Cocktail Pops?

The Kirkland-brand cocktail ice pops come in 18-packs of ready-to-freeze pouches. Each pop packs 8% ABV and 100 calories or less, so it’s no secret why people love ’em. There are 3 flavors—Lime Drop, Watermelon Hibiscus and Strawberry Freeze.

Costco’s ice pops are perfect for drinking outdoors since they come in individual plastic pouches like everyone’s childhood fave, Otter Pops!

 

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🍓 I have not seen these in over a month at my Costco 😳 Maybe 2 months!!! Crazy when things magically show back up 💃

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If you prefer your adult beverages to be served in a more grown-up manner, check out this collection of frozen cocktail recipes. Then break out the blender and fruit!

How to Buy Costco’s Cocktail Ice Pops

Due to strict alcohol regulations, some states may not carry them in-store at all. Make sure your local Costco sells spirits and not just beer and wine before trying to hunt them down.

Don’t forget, Costco is asking people to wear face masks or full-face coverings when shopping, like Sam’s Club and Walmart. Be safe while you shop!

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