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There's nothing better than grabbing a cold dessert from the freezer when it's a humid 90 degrees out. This summer might be a scorcher, so it's time to stock up on frozen treats. There's no better place to do that than Costco, where you can buy ice cream and every kind of frozen-treat-on-a-stick you can imagine. Here are the best frozen desserts that Costco offers. (Not a Costco member? You can apply here.)
$12.69 for 18 popsicles
What's more refreshing on a hot day than juicy watermelon? Get that same delicious taste in popsicle form with these Johnny Pops. They're even colored like a watermelon slice.
$13.49 for 15 bars
It's hard to beat Haagen-Dazs when it comes to vanilla ice cream treats. These are coated with a thin layer of chocolate along with crushed almonds for some crunch.
$10.89 for 18 bars
If you're looking for an indulgent-tasting dessert that doesn't bust your calorie count for the day, these fudge bars fit the bill. They'll remind you of those fudgsicles you used to have in grade school.
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$15.99 for 12
The four types of fruity and creamy sorbet in this box are all in natural fruit shells for a fun and unique serving cup. They're individually wrapped so they stay fresh until you eat them.
$10.99 for 20 ounces
If you've ever had frozen Tru Fru chocolate covered fruit before, you know how addicting — and expensive — it can be, which is why it's great Costco sells them in bulk bags. They're perfect if you prefer a quick bite or two for dessert or snacking.
$14.69 for 12 sandwiches
Ice cream sandwiches get an upgrade with chocolate-dipped versions. They have spiced Speculoos biscuits with caramel ice cream flecked with crunchy sugar bits inside.
$19.89 for 24 sandwiches
Nothing beats the classic Oreo cookie, but if it's a million degrees out, the ice cream sandwich version is tops. They're made with giant sized Oreo cookie wafers with cookies and cream ice cream.
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$17.99 for 24 bars
These Reese's bars are like the kind you get from an ice cream truck. Peanut butter is swirled in ice cream, and then coated in milk chocolate so it tastes just like your favorite peanut butter cup.
$9.99 for 20 ounces
If chocolate, peanut butter, and banana is more your jam, these Reese's treats should do the trick. Thick slices of banana are coated in a peanut butter and chocolate shell.
$9.99 for 18 bars
These Costco private label ice cream bars are a clone of the Haagen-Dazs ones, only way less expensive. It's vanilla ice cream with a chocolate and almond coating on a stick.
$10.99 for 16 Drumsticks
Drumsticks are a classic ice cream treat in the summer. You get more than one flavor in this variety pack — some filled with fudge and some with caramel — so you don't get bored.
Related: I Tried 8 Store-Bought Ice Cream Drumsticks — This Is the Only One You'll Ever Need
$10.49 for 8 cups
Dole Whip has been a popular Disney World dessert for decades, and it's finally being sold in other places. Bring it home with these individual cups of the pineapple goodness.
$13.99 for 18 bars
Sometimes you just need a little dessert after a big meal, and these mini Magnum ice cream bars are perfect for that. There's a thick layer of caramel and chocolate around vanilla ice cream.
$11.99 for 18 mochi
Mochi is a chewy Japanese sweet, sometimes wrapped around ice cream like these. They come in a Neapolitan variety pack with strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla flavors.
$13.99 for one gallon
It never hurts to have vanilla ice cream in the freezer for impromptu sundaes, shakes, and floats. Instead of one big pail, Costco's ice cream comes in two half-gallon containers so it stays fresh longer.