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Costco just brought back the 6-minute summer dinner shoppers wait all year for

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Get it while you can.

Get it while you can.

Looking for a quick, affordable, and delicious way to feed a crowd this summer? Head on down to your nearest Costco, as the big-box retailer just brought back its beloved summer dinner kit that feels like a backyard feast. 

Costco’s seafood boil kit is officially back in the deli. Spotted by food blogger @costcohotfinds, the kit helps you cook an entire seafood boil in about six minutes. It is perfect for weeknight meals but would also be great for a summertime barbecue with friends and family.

“This was amazing! The seasoning was flavorful and definitely has a kick! What a fun new kit in the Costco deli!!” @costcohotfinds wrote in the caption of the Instagram Reel sharing the spicy new Costco find. 

The kit comes with everything you need for a seafood boil night without needing to purchase all of the ingredients separately, making this a very convenient choice for busy households. Costco’s seafood boil kit includes Dungeness crab, mussels, shrimp, clams, roasted red potatoes, corn, and seasoning.

Some Instagram users did scoff at the price, as it’s $11.99 a pound. With each kit weighing around five pounds, this means you should be prepared to spend over $50 for the entire thing. However, with everything you get, $11.99 a pound is pretty dang reasonable. As one Instagram user put it, “Crab alone be $50, why wouldn’t you take the whole boil, great deal.” Plus, with all the feedback about the kit’s amazing quality, it really is a total steal.

Costco’s seafood boil is most likely not going to be a permanent deli item, so if you’re interested in trying out this quick and easy meal kit, make sure you snag it while you can! Keep in mind, it might not be available at your local Costco, so call your store ahead of time to confirm inventory. Enjoy, y’all!

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