Good Morning Lovelies, 

I am going to admit something to you all now! If I am ever feeling stressed, I like to watch videos of people going around Costco. Especially the ones which feature big families, who bulk buy loads of items. I mean trollies stacked up with goods! 

Costco is a place that I enjoy going to a lot. I have even asked my mum if we can move closer to our local one. Something she didn’t agree to lovelies, leading to us having to compromise with a monthly trip. 

We don’t buy loads and loads, however, each time, we like to try and find new items to give a go. Over the past few months, we have achieved this and therefore I wanted to share with you all some of the things me and my mum have found joy in. It is a bit of a weird mix I won’t lie…

Ovaltine Original (Add Water) 2.3kg Tub, £13: My mum loves to have a mug of Ovaltine before bed every night. However, a small tub of the stuff can be quite expensive. Spotting this in our local Costco brought pure joy to her heart. So much so that she was taking pictures of it when we got home to show off to people. 

DKNY Ladies Tee & Boxer PJ Set, £16.99: In the summer, I love to wear clothes that can take me from day to night. I don’t like to go too over the top, as I just want to be comfy when the weather is warm and my body is rebelling. These sets are so soft and roomy that I couldn’t leave them behind. If you see me from June to August, I will probably be wearing one. 

Costco Rotisserie Chicken, £3.99: After spotting them on one of our earliest trips to Costco, my mum finally brought one of the infamous chickens to try. At such a great cost, they are massive and last her days. She has made roast dinners, curries, stews and even cold salads with just one before. They are an addition to our trolley every trip now. 

Trolli All In One 1kg Sweet Mix, £9.69: Every single time I go to Costco, I pick up a bag of these. With each mini bag having more in them than Haribo’s do, they are full of really fruity flavours. Plus, the design of each one reminds me of the bags of sweets that you get when you go on holiday. They are sunshine in a sweet filled bag.

Kirkland Fresh Hot Cross Buns, 12 For £3.99: Over the Easter holidays, we took a trip to Costco and my mum was quick to pick up these huge buns. Being cheaper than those in our local supermarket, she halved the pack and froze some to have on other days. The ones that were left out left her very happy and our home smelling amazing due to the fresh spices and raisins with them. 

The prices for these are what I can remember from the shop and those online lovelies, meaning they may differ a bit. I know that the sweets and PJ set were a little cheaper in store, so it may be more cost effective to shop in person if you can. 

However, no matter what Costco is killing it at the moment! So much so that just writing this post has made me want to go again! Someone book that Uber, we are going on a Costco trip!

Joey X