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The Icon Juice Glass: Confetti Edition

This iconic cup now comes in a few adorable springtime designs, including this bunny-dotted green glass – perfect for hosting Easter brunch or happy hour!

Lexington Stoneware Deviled Egg Platter

Deviled eggs are bound to be on your Easter menu. Might as well make 'em cute!

Mini Cheena Egg Floral Pink Peony & Neroli Glass Candle

This egg-shaped candle smells like sheer heaven, emitting notes of rose, peony, spiced vanilla bean, and neroli with every burn. Even once it's all gone, it can still serve as a festive piece of Easter decor.

Happy Easter Felt Garland

This felt garland comes with a handmade feel that'll infuse your Easter decor setup with nothing but coziness! In addition to the cheerful 'Happy Easter' greeting, it's accented with tiny eggs and bunny ears.

Bristol Glass Bud Vase

This yellow vase is the perfect vessel for all of your springtime flower hauls and even makes an eye-catching centerpiece for any gathering.

Foster Stoneware Mug

Speaking of flowers, this mug is covered in some stunning tulip motifs. Your coffee or tea will feel right at home!

Peter Rabbit Egg Hunt Kit

Hosting an egg hunt this year? This kit comes with all of the charming Peter Rabbit characters to help guide your guests toward their treasures (AKA Easter candy). Each sign can easily stick into your yard with a wooden stake.

Wicker Bunny

These bunnies made from weaved wicker recall spring in the most darling way.

Floral Rabbit Printed Coir Doormat

This durable doormat features floral motifs alongside a sleep bunny to bring a calming air to your front doorstep as spring emerges.

Foster Stoneware Dessert Plate

Your Easter desserts will look even tastier on these floral-dotted plates!

Easter Handpainted Taper Candles

Have you ever seen a cuter pair of taper candles?! This duo features illustrations of bunnies and flowers to celebrate the Easter season – though they're truly too adorable to burn right away!

Quail Ceramics Hare Vase

This rabbit-shaped vase introduces some much-needed whimsy to your space to liven up the energy in lieu of springtime. All the while, you can add some stems to it to add more color wherever it's warranted!

Bunny Stoneware Butter Dish

The famed springtime bunny strikes again, this time on a luxe-looking butter dish that all ofyour guests will adore.

The Bistro Tile Stoneware Pitcher: Garden Edition

Whether it's filled with iced sweet tea or a batched cocktail, this spring-themed pitcher will definitely become a mainstay in your warm weather table spread.

Fruity Monogram Floral Night Gardenia Glass Candle

Not only does this candle look like springtime, it also smells like it – notes of gardenia, salted guava, tonka bean, and warm musk will float throughout your home when it's burning. Plus, you can snag it with an initial on it for an extra personal touch.

Glass Art Bunny Decorative Object

Whether you employ him as a paperweight at your desk or place him by your kitchen sink for a subtle boost of joy, this little bunny is the cutest reminder of the Easter season.

Spritz Ceramic Easter Figurines

This 10-pack of mini Easter figurines are perfect for creating a mantle scene or sprinkling in place throughout your home for a touch of springtime!

Room Essentials Chick Pillow

This sleepy chick pillow is so sweet for adding a touch of Easter spirit.

Spritz Acrylic Bunny

This adorable bunny will not only work well for Easter, but you can easily keep him up all spring long for added cheer.

Easter Floral Candle

You can never go wrong with some florals! Place this cutie next to a vase of fresh blooms to usher in the new season.

Spritz Disco Eggs

Now it's a party with these iconic disco ball eggs – they'd make an egg-cellent (hehe) centerpiece, if you ask us!

Threshold Easter Bunny Tufted Doormat

This bunny-shaped doormat is almost too cute to use! With this piece, your guests will feel all the spring vibes the moment they arrive.

Large Gold Resin Bunny

Another cute accent for your mantle, desk, or bedside, this golden rabbit is nothing but cheerful for springtime.

Easter Wreath

This $5 wreath has it all – from faux flowers and grass to adorably-speckled eggs – to brighten up your space.

Easter Cracked Egg Basket

Your Easter candy haul has now found a home in this eye-catching ceramic basket! It has an iridescent shine that'll match any home decor vibe.

Taper Candle Set

This candle set is perfect because you don't have to buy the tapers and the holders separately – it all comes together so you can easily start building your Easter tablescape!

Easter Ceramic Wire Glasses Bunny

This smart lil' guy will be welcome on any bookshelf. We adore his wire glasses!

1. Barbecue Beef Brisket Sandwich

The barbecue beef brisket sandwich is one past food court favorite that was sadly discontinued. It featured shredded brisket smothered in tangy barbecue sauce and topped with sweet coleslaw on a soft bun — similar to the sandwich pictured — for only $4.99.

While it was a hit with a decent amount of Costco members, there wasn't enough consistent demand to keep this sandwich on the menu. It also reportedly required more time and effort for employees to construct than other simpler options.

2. Kirkland American Cheese

You can no longer find Kirkland American cheese in Costco's deli section. This favorite for burgers and sandwiches was removed from stores in 2019, and it's unclear why.

However, some people speculate that the growing demand for other types of cheese, such as sharp cheddar and mozzarella, might've led Kirkland American cheese to become less of a priority. It seems like the above pictured American cheese slices are only available in Australia now.

3. Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels

Costco's cinnamon sugar pretzel was warm, chewy, and popular among shoppers looking for a sweet pick-me-up. But you can't find it at the food court anymore.

The exact reasons for this treat's removal haven't been confirmed, either. Nonetheless, it's thought that cinnamon sugar pretzels got the boot due to a combination of low sales and Costco's shift toward offering healthier menu options.

If you're missing that Costco sweet treat, you can't go wrong with a cinnamon sugar pretzel from Auntie Anne's (pictured above)!

4. Kirkland Signature Turkey Burgers

Kirkland Signature turkey burgers were a convenient frozen food option packed with protein. In fact, each patty only had 200 calories yet carried 25 grams of protein.

Despite that, the turkey burgers were discontinued in 2018, and the reason remains a mystery. Some fans were so disappointed that they actually started a petition to get the product back in Costco freezers, but the store reportedly hasn't responded.

Instead, you can get a 32-pack of Rastelli’s Antibiotic-Free Turkey Craft Burgers (pictured above), if you're looking for a similar fix!

5. All American Chocolate Cake

With multiple layers of rich chocolate cake that could easily feed a group of 20, this product was a go-to for countless shoppers. However, it was surprisingly pulled from shelves in 2020, possibly due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Costco's exact reasoning is still unclear. Thankfully, though, chocolate lovers can now find mini versions of this dessert being sold as cupcakes.

6. Kirkland Signature Light Beer

This product was Costco's attempt to enter the beer market. Unfortunately, it didn't quite hit the mark.

Kirkland Signature Light Beer received harsh criticism, with people online saying it "stinks" and has a "rubber smell." So, regardless of the fact that it was sold at a low price of around $0.50 per can, the beer was ultimately discontinued in 2018.

7. Polish Hot Dog

Despite Costco's Polish hot dog having a dedicated fanbase, it wasn't large enough to sustain this food court item. Low sales pushed it to be taken off the menu back in 2018.

In the wake of its removal, Costco shared a statement detailing how the Polish hot dog was discontinued to make room for healthier options, like the all-beef hot dog.

8. Chocolate-Dipped Ice Cream Bar

One final ghost of Costco's food court past is the chocolate-dipped ice cream bar. This dessert disappeared from the menu in 2013, but even a decade later, fans are still upset about it.

Sold for just $1.50, it featured vanilla ice cream dipped in chocolate and rolled in toasted almonds. It's believed that the rising costs of dairy and almonds pushed Costco to take it off the menu, and it's unclear if this product will ever make a comeback.

If you're looking for something similar, I'd grab these Kirkland Signature Ice Cream Bars — and they come in a pack of 18!