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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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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$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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Sure, everyone's got their eye on AirPods, but Santa might not have Apple products in the budget. And unlike the cheapest AirPods, these earbuds come with a wireless charging case. They're water- and dust-resistant, provide up to 30 hours of sound when fully charged, and come with three sizes of ear gels for a custom fit.
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$120
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A tea lover's life will never be the same after they get their hands on this sleek electric kettle. It can hold the same temperature for up to an hour, plus it has a built-in brew stopwatch, a precision-pour spout, and an LED screen.
$25
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Help someone special stay warm without the bulk in this quilted stretch jacket filled with polyester insulation. It's water-resistant and available in sizes up to 3XL.
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$160
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Today's popular small appliances have multiple functions, this toaster oven included. It's also an air fryer, and is capable of frying, baking, broiling, roasting, warming, toasting, reheating, and even dehydrating. It's also big enough for a 4-pound chicken or 12-inch pizza.
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$10
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"Comfy" is the name of the game this year, so this fluffy hooded vest will be a much-appreciated addition to any wardrobe. It comes in three colors and sizes up to 2XL.
$30 (2 ct.)
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Let someone embrace the convenience of wireless charging with these charging pads, offering high-speed charging for later-model Apple and Android devices. An additional USB port lets users charge up something else, too, and an LED indicator shows when their gadgets are juicing up.
$45
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Help someone refine their skills as a mixologist with this six-piece bar set. The set includes a mixing glass, silicone strainer and jigger, spin spoon, muddler and reamer, and garnish tool, all packaged in a gift box and ready to give.
$180
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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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The Samsung Galaxy Tab A is a formidable iPad alternative for a fraction of the price. The high-resolution 10.1-inch screen offers a crisp, clear canvas for movies, games, productivity apps, and more. Get 13 hours of power on a single charge, and expand the 128GB memory up to 512GB with a micro SD card.
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$16
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Help someone get cozy in these classic fleece pajamas at 20% off. Nautica's pajamas typically still cost double this price, even on sale. They come in three colors, including a holiday-ready snowflake pattern, and eight sizes up to 3XL.
$45
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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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$13
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If your kids haven't yet joined the cult of Squishmallows, the holidays are the perfect time. But don't say we didn't warn you: Once they get their hands on these soft, stretchy, pillow-like stuffed animals, they'll be hooked. At least they're way cheaper at Costco — you'll pay $20 to $40 most other places.
$90
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Not having to stress over dinner may be the greatest gift at all. This oven-ready Sun Basket meal kit includes butter chicken, rice pilaf, and a southwestern turkey and sweet potato skillet (eight servings in all). The $90 price tag is cheaper than going directly through Sun Basket — and no subscription is necessary.
$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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$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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$25
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Many of Costco's Kirkland products have inspired fanatical devotion from shoppers, and its golf balls are no exception: Just look at the staggering number of positive reviews. Experts have compared Kirkland and Titleist balls, and found that Kirkland outperformed its name-brand rival at a fraction of the price. Keep your favorite duffer from running out of balls for longer — this box comes with 24 of them.
$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.
$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.
$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.
$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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$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.
