Six finds from Costco start at $6 – just in time for the holiday season and perfect for gifting

A super shopper from COSTCO has revealed the best deals he’s spotted in store so early in the holiday season.

The list shared on TikTok includes a number of items perfect for gifting as the shopping spree has already begun.

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“Things found at Costco this week,” said @costcocorner in a Video as he demonstrated weekly finds.

“Just in time for the cold season, grab your $32.99 heated throw,” the narrator said.

Leading house brand Brookstone’s throw appears to be available in multiple colours, including a classic white and a plaid red for the holidays.

The TikToker also revealed a $79.99 white hypoallergenic down comforter that any Costco member can snag.

The discount is a deal on “one of the most popular comforters,” Costco Corner said.

Another holiday must-have was taking up space on the shelves at the big box store.

“This holiday season could be the perfect time to finally get someone that OLED switch,” said @costcorner while showing off inventory of the coveted handheld Nintendo console.

It cost $399.99 at Costco.

Nintendo’s OLED, which stands for Organic Light Emitting Diodes, uses organic substances as opposed to artificial ones to create the largest, most vibrant display yet. TechTarget reported.

It also has twice the storage and longer battery life than the original, V2, and Lite versions of the Switch me more.

They also have high-quality, low-tech toys for the gift season.

“If you’re a fan of diecast car models, Costco has quite a few to choose from. They cost $16.99,” said the creator.

While this is a regional and weather-dependent article, @costcorner mentioned, “If the snow has already started for you, $22.99 for a sled.”

There was also a snack item on the Costco list: “A Kirkland version of Himalayan Salt Kettle Brand Chips for $5.69.”

While it appeared to be an inexpensive and diverse selection of goodies, one TikToker wasn’t that impressed with the chips.

They took to the comments to say, “$5.69 for plain salt chips… that better be a 10-pack in there.”