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From cheap gasoline to family-sized trays of buttery croissants, Costco has become a one-stop shop for consumers who buy in bulk. But what if the wholesaler carried foot-long subs … or bulk cannabis? Those are just two of the many items Costco superfans recently wished for on Reddit, where hundreds shared products that the retailer should sell. Have your own pie-in-the-sky Costco products? Share your ideas in the comments.

Related: Costco Superfans Share Their Favorite Discontinued Products

Combo Pizza

Costco Combo Pizza
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Costco fans were devastated when the retailer discontinued its combo pizza — so much so that they started an online petition to bring it back. “The termination of combo pizza from Costco Food Courts nationwide is not only saddening, but total madness, and just straight up WRONG,” the petition reads. Superfans on Reddit haven’t forgotten about the discontinuation either, so it’s no surprise that the thread’s top comment went to this fallen hero.

Related: The Most Popular Costco Food Court Items, Ranked

All-Butter Puff Pastry Sheets

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Whether you want to make sweet palmiers or fluffy croissants, puff pastry is at the heart of French baking. But not everyone has time to fold butter-covered dough hundreds of times. So Costco superfans have a request: please carry puff pastry sheets!

Related: Sam’s Club vs Costco: Who Has the Best Bakery?

Liquor

Liquor
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Most Costco’s have enough liquor to intoxicate a small army, but members in Utah, Pennsylvania, and other states with strict alcohol laws wish they could get their hands on an affordable bottle of Kirkland whiskey.

Bread Flour

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Bread flour is another pantry staple that multiple superfans wish Costco carried in bulk. In a pinch, you can add vital wheat gluten to your all-purpose flour … but at that point, it makes sense to shop elsewhere.

Food Court Bulgogi

Close-up shot of a Costco Bake with bites taken out of it.
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Costco members in the U.S. can’t get over the food court menus in Japan and Korea, where you can order the coveted bulgogi bake and pizza. 

Related: These 14 Costco International Food Court Items Will Make You Drool

Polish Dog

Costco Polish Sausage
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Like the combo pizza, Costco members won’t stop talking about the wholesaler’s discontinued Polish hot dog. Of course, there’s also a “Bring Back the Polish Dog!” petition, which has some wild comments from some of Costco’s most disgruntled customers. According to one signer, “whiny” soccer moms are to blame for the change. Whatever the reason (hint: it’s not soccer moms), Costco fans are still praying for the Polish dog’s return.

Foot-Long Sandwiches

Fried Chicken foot long sub sandwich
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The original poster who prompted this long Costco wish list has their own request: pre-made foot-long subs. But knowing that the wholesaler adheres to the “go big or go home” mantra, why not just ask for yard-long sandwiches?

(More) Cat Products

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Costco’s CEO, Craig Jelinek, is clearly a dog person. Why else would Costco sell what seems like 15 types of dog chow and just a few brands of cat food? “My boys are so picky!” one Redditor wrote of her feline friends. “Costco would blow my mind if they sold Applaws wet food or Taste of the Wild crunchy food.”

Related: Best Pet Supplies to Buy at Costco

Bulk Baby Items

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Costco parents say the retailer needs to step up its selection of baby products, from cereals and snacks to boogie wipes and nursing pads. And while they’re at it, Costco should have babysitters for hire, another Redditor suggested.

Cannabis

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With its bulk munchies, cheap food court, and colorful television display, Costco is already a stoner’s dream. But what if Costco also sold weed? That’s one Redditor’s longshot proposition, though we can also see how the results could be disastrous. “I once made the mistake of thinking I could get my Costco run knocked out before my edible kicked in and wound up with $300+ of groceries,” a shopper shared.

Meet the Writer

Maxwell is a California-based writer who got his start in print journalism, a career that satisfies his love of research. That penchant for learning also fuels his desire to be a discerning consumer — whether he’s looking for his next pair of headphones or rock-climbing shoes. When he’s not hunched over his laptop, you can find Maxwell sending routes at the crag, playing Magic: The Gathering, or hanging out with his buddies at the bar. As a UCSC alumnus, he’s also a proud banana slug. You can reach him at [email protected].