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Costco’s legendary $1.50 hot dog combo hasn’t changed since the 1980s. Now, for the first time in four decades, it has — sort of. The warehouse giant is now giving customers the option to swap the ...

Costco is making a change to its beloved hot dog combo. For the first time in 40 years, the retailer now will allow customers to purchase bottled water to pair with their quarter-pound all beef hot ...

Costco shoppers have discovered that the retailer has changed its iconic $1.50 hot dog combo. Since 1985, the wholesale club has offered a 20-ounce refillable fountain drink and a quarter-pound beef ...

Costco — with its relentlessly affordable $4.99 rotisserie chickens — can sometimes feel like a stalwart of pre-pandemic prices. Nowhere is this more true than in the food court, which for many ...

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This may be tough for some chowhounds to swallow. Costco, a members-only warehouse club, oft-praised for its $1.50 hot dog combo, which offers shoppers the meaty treat and a 20-ounce refillable ...

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Fans of Costco’s popular hot dog combo now have another drink option to choose from when they order the $1.50 meal. The membership warehouse club is known for its steep discounts on household ...

Since its inception, the $1.50 hot dog has been a staple at Costco. Despite inflation and rising food costs, Costco's food court kept prices low. The founder of Costco, Jim Sinegal, once told the ...

Costco is tweaking one of the most famous deals in American retail—without touching its price. The company’s $1.50 hot dog combo, a staple for more than four decades, is getting a subtle but notable ...