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I've worked at Costco for 21 years. Here are 8 of the best things I'm seeing on shelves right now.

As a longtime employee, I think the Disney cookie jars, one-year memberships, and holiday cups are some of the best things to get at Costco right now.

For 21 years, I've worked at Costco and this month, the warehouse is filled with exciting items to enjoy. One of my favorite finds is the Disney cookie jars, which look like giant Christmas ornaments and come filled with Mickey and Minnie-shaped sugar cookies. These adorable collectibles make for a great holiday gift for any Costco enthusiast.

Another popular item is the Oikos Pro protein drinks, each containing 23 grams of protein in either strawberry-banana or peach flavors. They are a refreshing and convenient snack that keeps you feeling full and satisfied on the go. If you know someone who doesn't have a Costco membership, a one-year membership makes for an excellent holiday gift, complete with an adorable Costco food-court-themed mug.

For dog lovers, the Bark Harry Potter-themed toys are a hit. Each three-pack includes plush characters like Dobby, Hedwig, and the sorting hat, perfect for any Potterhead. And if you're looking for a new jerky flavor, the Snake River Farms wagyu-beef variety is worth trying. It offers a savory but sweet peppered taste, with each serving containing 11 grams of protein and just 100 calories.

To get your home ready for Christmas, the Pandex holiday-icon tumblers are a festive addition. Featuring cups with gingerbread men, candy canes, Christmas trees, and adorable wrapped gifts, these dishwasher-safe glasses are perfect for any holiday beverage. Lastly, the Del Real birria is a delicious Mexican meat stew made with 100% USDA-choice beef and ready to heat.

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