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RESEARCHED ITEM DRAFT

Double chocolate chunk cookie

Costco’s double chocolate chunk cookie is a large, warm dessert made with butter, bittersweet chocolate and semisweet chocolate. [2]

Dated U.S. reports; current availability at an individual warehouse is unconfirmed.

A matching item photograph with cleared reuse rights is still being sought. This sourced draft is not a finished illustrated article.

REPORTED PRICE$2.49One food-court cookie · United States, evidence varies by place and date · report published 2025-02-04; sale date unknown
HISTORICAL NUTRITION750 kcalOne cookie (159 g) · United States; photographed warehouse unspecified
THE RECORD

identity

The name refers to those two chocolate types, not a chocolate-flavored dough. It is sold individually at the food court. [2]

The serving has thickness as well as width. Zoe Strozewski’s February 2024 Edison purchase measured roughly five inches across and one inch thick, and weighed 165 g. Those are measurements of her individual cookie. [4]

THE RECORD

history

A January 2024 Concord, California report documents the cookie replacing the churro. Jessica Wrubel tasted it for Parade in February 2025, and another firsthand food-court review included it in May 2026. Those later accounts extend the history beyond the initial replacement coverage. [1] [2] [3]

Marie Clark liked the new warm dessert but missed the churro, which she considered a less commonplace treat. Her reaction preserves the tradeoff she felt in the menu change. [6]

THE RECORD

nutrition

The nutrition table uses the chart’s declared serving. Strozewski’s separately weighed Edison cookie is an individual sample, not a replacement portion for that panel. [8] [4]

Documented nutrition for Double chocolate chunk cookie
NutrientOne cookie (159 g)United States; photographed warehouse unspecified
Calories750 kcal
fat35 g
saturated fat20 g
trans fat0 g
cholesterol100 mg
sodium330 mg
carbohydrate106 g
fiber5 g
total sugars65 g
added sugars65 g
protein10 g
vitamin D0 mcg
calcium86 mg
iron6 mg
potassium282 mg
  • One cookie (159 g): Historical chart printed January 17, 2024, shared March 1, 2024. Photograph date and warehouse unknown. Printed timestamp does not establish a recipe change date. No current-stock claim or component-specific breakdown. Source ↗
THE RECORD

prices

The table records Wrubel’s reported price for one cookie. Clark’s January 2024 comparison placed the new $2.49 cookie beside its $1.49 churro predecessor: two different desserts, not the same item becoming more expensive. [2] [6]

THE RECORD

distinctions

Wrubel described a slightly dry outer crust around a soft, chocolate-filled center, with pronounced butter and vanilla flavors and caramel-like richness. In her side-by-side tasting, bakery cookies were thinner and softer; the food-court cookie was more than a warmed-up bakery serving. [2]

Strozewski enjoyed the texture but wanted less chocolate and more salt. Ayomari also liked the soft center and crisp exterior while finding the chocolate dominant. These reviewers found appeal in the generous chocolate without agreeing that more was always better. [4] [7]

Serving conditions also appear in the accounts: Rhonda photographed cookies under a warmer in January 2024; Ayomari received a foil-wrapped cookie for a June review. They document presentation, not a verified baking process. [5] [7]

DATE & PLACE

Local evidence

Price observations

  • $2.49 · One food-court cookie · United States, evidence varies by place and date · report published 2025-02-04; sale date unknown. Reported price, not September 2026 checkout verification. [2]

Nutrition observations

Read the scoped nutrition table and source limits in Nutrition ↑

Last checked 2026-10-01 UTC. A listing is not a live stock check.

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Sources & photo rights

The U.S. chart was printed January 17, 2024 and posted by a customer in March. It specifies 159 g, distinct from the reviewer’s 165 g sample. Warehouse, capture day and current recipe equivalence are unknown; the complete nutrient values remain in the table. [8] [4]

Wrubel’s price report is dated February 4, 2025, with no warehouse or visit day identified. Clark’s replacement account also leaves its warehouse unstated. The local Concord transition does not establish one nationwide changeover day. A permitted photograph of the food-court serving remains unresolved. [2] [6] [1]

  1. 3. Costco food-court tasting Open original source

    Parade / Choya Johnson · Published 2026-05-14 · Checked 2026-10-01 UTC. Exact warehouse/visit unknown. U.S. editorial context, not national availability. Opinions and rankings not adopted.

    Supporting section

    Named item review headings and opening exception

  2. 8. Photographed U.S. food-court nutritional facts, printed January 17, 2024 Open original source

    Ping_shark / r/Costco · Published 2024-03-01 · Checked 2026-10-01 UTC. Customer-posted photograph. Post identifies U.S.; exact warehouse and capture date unknown. Printed timestamp is not a verified recipe-effective date. No current availability or photo reuse grant.

    Supporting section

    Original image: printed timestamp, column headers, chicken Caesar salad and double chocolate chunk cookie rows