Costco isn't just the place for giant packs of paper towels and toilet paper: It's one of the best places to stock up on holiday gifts. We've scoped out some of the best money-saving gift-buying opportunities for the season.
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$190
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Help your favorite grill master stay on top of their game even when it's frigid with this versatile Ninja Foodi. It also crisps, bakes, roasts, and dehydrates, and there's a smoke-control system that keeps their kitchen from smelling like a campground.
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Want to give someone a weighted blanket? Amazon is full of options, but few known brands. Pendleton, however, is always noted for its high-quality blankets, and reviewers are giving its weighted blanket with a removable cover rave reviews.
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$180
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See that price above? Through Nov. 18, Costco members can get an addition $40 off for a final price of $140, making these highly rated headphones a great deal. These come with Bluetooth 5 connectivity, up to 40 hours of battery life, and the gift includes a travel back, back-up AUX cable, a USB-C charging cable, and one-year warranty.
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$60
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Don't know what else to get? It's hard to go wrong with cookies and brownies. This indulgent gift-box set has four dozen bite-size cookies, three dozen brownie bites, two dozen mini muffins, and a couple of other surprise treats.
$60
Lightweight and water-resistant, this nylon tote comes with tons of pockets, a removable crossbody strap, and includes an RFID phone wristlet with three card slots for guarding personal data. It's available in gray and blue.
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$43
Meant for littles who are at least 3 years old, this folding scooter will be a huge hit in the neighborhood with LED lights on its stem, deck, and wheels. Other features include height-adjustable handlebars and a lean-to-steer system.
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$50
If you know someone who consumes a lot of hot beverages, this digital kettle has a lot of useful features including six preset temperatures, a programmable start time, auto-shutoff when water boils, and more.
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$79
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Your favorite coffee lover will appreciate the versatility of this Hamilton Beach machine, which can brew a whole 12-cup carafe using ground coffee or single servings using K-Cups. There are plenty of convenience features, including a programmable timer, automatic shutoff, and automatic pause and serve.
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$28
If you've got a Squishmallows devotee on your list, they'll love this cool 20-inch Hello Kitty plushie in multi-colored sunglasses. Recommended for ages 3 and up, this toy is machine washable.
$45 (4 ct.)
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Comfort food is always appreciated, especially after the year we've had. Get $60 in Krispy Kreme gift cards for $45 at Costco, and it'll be easy to justify keeping that extra $15 in sugary goodness to yourself.
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Face it: Video games are probably all they want for Christmas anyway, so you might as well grab a digital gift card at a $5 Costco price break. Bonus: Unlike tiny game cards, downloads are impossible to lose.
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$1,500
Electric bikes have become pretty popular over the last few years and are only going to continue to pick up steam. If you've got someone on your list who's been itching to try one out, this model gets good reviews from buyers. Features include easy folding for storage, five-step pedal assist with an LED light display, front and rear lights, a horn, and more. You can even charge devices on its USB port.
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$22
If you know someone who's got a thing for whimsical animal items, this six-piece cup set featuring hipster creatures will no doubt become their favorite new item. Made of durable stoneware, this is both microwave- and dishwasher-safe.
$17
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We're not going to stop you from shelling out $40 to put the Comfy under the tree, but we're pretty sure this wearable blanket would be equally cozy, without the "Shark Tank" markup. It's made of soft velour with a bit of stretch, plus a hood and kangaroo pocket add extra warmth.
$65
For older kids (or adults who are kids at heart) who've been itching to visit the local skate park or just fly down the local trails, there is longboard. It's made of bamboo for a classic look, and is finished with sand grit for stability.
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$200
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Want to get something nice for a foodie without blowing the budget on All-Clad? The pots and pans in this beloved 13-piece set are made of hard-anodized aluminum that's twice as hard as stainless steel. They're also nonstick, oven safe to 400 degrees, and dishwasher safe, with double-riveted silicone grips for ease of handling.
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$30
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Smart plugs are great stocking stuffers for techies, letting them control lights and outlets using their phone or voice assistant. At $9 a pop, these Alexa- and Google Home-compatible plugs are cheaper than similar Wemo or Amazon smart plugs, which retail for $18 and $25, respectively.
$20
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These sleek little pots of lip balm are the perfect stocking stuffer, but don't shell out more than you have to, especially if you're buying for several people. Costco sells seven for $18 — that's about $2.57 each — while other retailers sell them for $3 a pop. The set includes three flavors of organic balms: strawberry sorbet, vanilla bean, and chamomile.
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$12 (2 ct.)
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These adorably thick and fuzzy slipper socks are the ultimate stocking stuffer, and they're currently 20% off. They have a soft, cozy lining, cute pom pom and faux fur accents, and grips on the bottom for traction on slippery floors.
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$60
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If you're really stuck for a gift idea, consider giving a Costco membership to someone who doesn't have one. At just $60, the basic Gold Star membership is cheaper than many of the items on this list and will let your recipient access members-only savings on groceries, household staples, and other goods all year long.
