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8 Kirkland Products That No Longer Feel Like a Costco Bargain

December 17, 2025 · Saving & Spending

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Muffins Shrunk — While Prices Rose

Kirkland muffins may represent the most striking change when you factor in size and quantity. A previous $4.99 pack of six muffins (35 oz total) was replaced by a $6.99 pack of eight muffins (31 oz total).

That’s an estimated 58% effective increase when measured by weight per dollar.

For families relying on muffins as breakfast staples:

  • Compare bakery pricing at supermarkets
  • Freeze homemade muffins for cost control
  • Track per-ounce costs, not just sticker prices

Shrinkflation has become a major issue in modern retail — and bulk stores are not immune.

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11 comments on “8 Kirkland Products That No Longer Feel Like a Costco Bargain”

  1. Pamela Hankins says:
    December 27, 2025 at 10:12 pm

    CostCo has priced themselves right out of my pocketbook!!
    They have raised their membership fees Again!
    I read recently that something like 69% of their earnings come from membership fees!!!

    Reply
  2. Rosalie Velazquez says:
    January 12, 2026 at 9:12 pm

    THe kirkland roll of toilet paper shrunk and the price went up. Same with the kirkland paper towel.

    Reply
  3. john trone says:
    January 15, 2026 at 11:50 pm

    Gram crackers are another one that has reduced the amount of crackers in the box. The crackers are at least 1/3 smaller and the price has increased!
    I would really like to know how much it has gone up?
    Only guessing without knowing what they used to be here, what size they were

    Reply
  4. Kemba Williams says:
    January 18, 2026 at 6:01 am

    the membership price is totally ridiculous. the tropicana orange juice is about the same price, but it’s 3 bottles and a smaller size container. I enjoy the grassfed burgers, that is very overpriced. I stopped buying the chicken parts, they are now giving us scraps instead of whole parts.

    Reply
  5. Raymond Boris says:
    January 18, 2026 at 3:25 pm

    We have shopped less at Costco because of increased prices and large quantities because we can’t store it or use it fast enough and member fee keeps going up.

    Reply
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