A TikToker Went Viral After Sharing This Costco Canada Hack (VIDEO)

Shopping at Costco Canada can oftentimes save you money thanks to purchasing certain items in bulk. However, there are likely a few more money-saving hacks that you don't know about, especially when it comes to Costco Canada cookies.

Anyone who frequents the bakery section at Costco knows that the wholesaler doesn't play around. Giant boxes of croissants? Check. Massive cakes for any occasion? Check. 120 cookies? Check.

Mhm, you read that right. For those who opt for the $9.99 box of chocolate chip, triple chocolate or macadamia nut cookies, you can actually save so much money by purchasing your cookies in bulk, too.

Mira Nabulsi, a Toronto-based content creator (and food and drink writer for Narcity) took to TikTok to share this decadent Costco Canada cookie hack that can score you 10 dozen cookies of your choice for only $31.99.

In Nabulsi's TikTok, which has since garnered nearly six million views and over 330,000 likes, the content creator ventured over to the Costco bakery section and waited for an attendant in the back. Once you've got a Costco worker's attention, all you need to do is ask for the box of 120 frozen cookies.

This way you can score 6 kilograms of your favourite cookie flavour. However, it's important to note that you sadly cannot mix and match.

Now, is it really worth it to buy 120 cookies? Well, for cookie lovers out there; the $9.99 box usually comes with roughly 24 cookies, costing you $0.41 per cookie. As for the 120 option, you'll be spending $0.26 per cookie, which is nearly half the cost. Talk about a sweet deal.

Nabulsi also compared the taste of the frozen cookies versus the pre-packaged ones, and turns out, that the frozen option is where it's at. The TikTok creator said that the frozen cookie option was a lot softer and more moist.

"They smell amazing, they're moist and chewy. They're so good," Nabulsi said — giving the freshly baked chocolate chip cookie from Costco a solid 10/10.

So, who's running to Costco right now?

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