Costco fans have a fresh choice when grabbing the legendary $1.50 hot dog combo at the food court. Shoppers can now pair the classic quarter-pound all-beef hot dog with a 16.9-ounce bottle of Kirkland Signature water instead of the usual 20-ounce fountain soda.
Costco Just Made a Change to Its Iconic $1.50 Hot Dog Combo After More Than 40 Years
The price stays locked at $1.50 — unchanged since 1984 — making this the first tweak to the combo in 40 years. While you could always get water from the fountain, many appreciate the sealed bottle for convenience while shopping or heading out.
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Costco Is Shaking Up Its Iconic Hot Dog Combo For The First Time In 40 Years
The news has sparked plenty of buzz online, as the hot dog deal remains a beloved staple that has held steady while other prices have climbed. Costco leaders, including current CEO Ron Vachris, have repeatedly promised to keep the price intact, echoing the strong stance of co-founder Jim Sinegal.
Costco has not yet confirmed if the water option will roll out at every location nationwide. For now, it gives members one more simple, refreshing way to enjoy the iconic meal.