You don’t have to worry about fixing breakfast as Starbucks’ Sous Vide Egg Bites are reportedly available at Costco now.
The breakfast item is the new addition to Costco‘s shelves that have hosted a range of Starbucks products. This is definitely the one to go with your morning coffee!
Recently, Chipotle introduced its new protein option, Chick al Pastor, which is available for a limited period and people couldn’t wait to grab it. Now, we can already imagine the demand for Sous Vide Egg Bites at Costco.
Starbucks Sous Vide Eggs Bites are sold at Costco
Reports about Costco selling Starbucks Sous Vide Egg Bites surfaced after Instagram account costco_doesitagain shared a picture showing the breakfast item on display at the outlet.
The label shows the egg bites to contain Uncured Bacon and Gruyere, similar to Starbucks’ Bacon and Gruyère Egg Bites, made of applewood-smoked bacon and aged Gruyère Monterey Jack cheeses, according to EatThis, NotThat.
It is priced at $14.79 at Costco and according to one Facebook user, each box contains “five servings of two bites”.
Meanwhile, an order of two Bacon and Gruyère Egg Bites from the coffee chain will cost you $4.95.
Fans are egg-cited
Not only does a ready-made breakfast make your day easy, but the burst of flavors from the dish prepared using the French ‘sous vide’ technique is sure a treat for your taste buds.
Some are afraid they might get too comfortable and overeat it, while others are considering re-creating it at home. For any which reason, Starbucks’ egg bites are still a hit among customers.
“Okay, this is going to be my downfall. Looks irresistible,” commented one.
Another added: “This is egg-citing news indeed.”
“Not a fan of Costco egg stuff but this looks good! I am in WA, where can I find it?”, wrote a third person.
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The book is for members only and is available between March 8 and April 2, 2023. It offers huge discounts on a range of products, from technology to food.
It also allows you to get money off of cleaning supplies and toiletries and have the items delivered within three to five days.
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