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Oct 26, 2026 11:50 PM

Costco In-Warehouse Deal: Kirkland USDA Choice Beef Ribeye Boneless Steak

$15/Lb.

(Valid thru 11/1)at Costco Wholesale
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Costco Wholesale has Kirkland Signature USDA Choice Beef Ribeye Boneless Steak on sale for $14.99/Lb. valid for in-warehouse purchase only

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Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Pricing shown is warehouse pricing only
    • Items may not be available in all locations
    • Offer valid through November 1, 2026 or while promotional offer last
  • Additional Details
    • Costco products can be retuned to any of the more than 800+ Costco warehouses worldwide

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Costco Wholesale has Kirkland Signature USDA Choice Beef Ribeye Boneless Steak on sale for $14.99/Lb. valid for in-warehouse purchase only

Thanks to Deal Hunter c2nah777 for finding this deal

Note, product/availability may vary by location

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Pricing shown is warehouse pricing only
    • Items may not be available in all locations
    • Offer valid through November 1, 2026 or while promotional offer last
  • Additional Details
    • Costco products can be retuned to any of the more than 800+ Costco warehouses worldwide

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NoloProblemo
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I did this once, and trimmed maybe 3 lbs of fat. Beneath that fat was meh steaks. Very little marbling. At least when it's cut and packaged you can see if it's worth buying.
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sbimos
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What's normal price? Costco app already showing $14.99 only.

Doordash>Costco is showing $16.68.
Mentioning because last week had a great Doordash>Costco Slickdeal. Doordash members can link Costco membership and get 20% off first delivery order:
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RedElmo
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Isn't choice steak sometimes on sale at Vons/safway for like $8.99 lb?
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Community Reviews

Costco's boneless USDA Choice ribeye is a solid midrange steak buy, with the sale price landing below recent in warehouse pricing and below many local grocery store ribeye prices. The cut is praised for thick portions and the ability to inspect individual packages for marbling and fat before buying. The main cautions are that quality varies by package, some cuts run thin or fatty, and Costco's pre cut steaks are blade tenderized, which means they should be cooked to 145 degrees for safety. A practical pick if you want ribeye and are willing to sort through the case.

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Oct 28, 2026 4:42 PM
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Quote from djshim View quoted comment :
I buy my streaks from Costco and was very disappointed to learn this. You have to cook blade tenderized steaks to 145 degrees so if you like your steaks medium rare, you should not buy from Costco
I am fairly certain that any blade tenderized steaks they sell are labeled as such.

I use a blade tenderizer at home and it works wonders.
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CoralFaucet274Oct 28, 2026 5:06 PM
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It sounds like this being a "deal" is pretty regional. This is regular price in the Denver area. Personally, I buy at the Costco Business center and cut them myself. Usually they are cheaper by a few dollar a pound, but you do get some odd sized cuts.

They had Argentinian ribeye there a few weeks back and it was like $11.99 a pound. It was extremely lean compared to US Ribeye, but I actually liked it as normally I think ribeye is too fatty.
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partypooper32Oct 28, 2026 5:58 PM
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I thought homeboy said he was gonna lower grocery prices on day one??
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Quote from partypooper32 View quoted comment :
I thought homeboy said he was gonna lower grocery prices on day one??
Day one of when he leaves.
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15$ a pound for a 2 oz turd is steep
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Quote from Deal-R-Dash View quoted comment :

That seems about right for Texas when we lived there a couple of years ago. I do know beef is much more expensive on the east coast and $12-15 lb is a typical sale price for choice at Food Lion, Walmart and Publix. Fresh Market usually has really great deals on better cuts but you have to watch the sale bills. TBH we rarely chase deals any more on proteins because they are all so expensive any more and look for expiring marked down packages in the store and plan our weekly menu accordingly...
HEB has this right now for $10.99 / lb
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InRainbowsOct 28, 2026 6:36 PM
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Quote from Robor View quoted comment :
Past standards or current standards after the FDA staffing cuts by DOGE? 😉
Not sure what point you're making but my point is this should be labeled that it is sourced from Argentina, which is not currently happening. If people want to risk consuming beef from a place like that, they should be made aware of it and not tricked into consuming it (thinking is it US beef) because of poor labeling standards.

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Oct 28, 2026 7:17 PM
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MellowPen966Oct 28, 2026 7:17 PM
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If it's like last year the price will probably go up closer to the holidays.
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MellowPen966Oct 28, 2026 7:41 PM
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Quote from partypooper32 View quoted comment :
I thought homeboy said he was gonna lower grocery prices on day one??
They ALL say that. They ALL lie.
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Quote from CoralFaucet274 View quoted comment :
It sounds like this being a "deal" is pretty regional. This is regular price in the Denver area. Personally, I buy at the Costco Business center and cut them myself. Usually they are cheaper by a few dollar a pound, but you do get some odd sized cuts.

They had Argentinian ribeye there a few weeks back and it was like $11.99 a pound. It was extremely lean compared to US Ribeye, but I actually liked it as normally I think ribeye is too fatty.
Argentine beef is grain fed, so it's naturally leaner than our grain finished beef. It's also healthier, if you care.
Oct 28, 2026 8:01 PM
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wb.cnoteOct 28, 2026 8:01 PM
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Quote from Deal-R-Dash View quoted comment :
That seems about right for Texas when we lived there a couple of years ago. I do know beef is much more expensive on the east coast and $12-15 lb is a typical sale price for choice at Food Lion, Walmart and Publix. Fresh Market usually has really great deals on better cuts but you have to watch the sale bills. TBH we rarely chase deals any more on proteins because they are all so expensive any more and look for expiring marked down packages in the store and plan our weekly menu accordingly...

Meat prices a couple years ago are WAY different than today's, even in Texas
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WitnessXOct 28, 2026 8:09 PM
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Quote from bissli View quoted comment :
For a few dollars more you can buy ground beef.
What do you call a cow with no legs?

Ground beef.

Gimme them eyerolls Thumbup
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I'm tired of Winning, anyone else ?
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I thought homeboy said he was gonna lower grocery prices on day one??
If the lips are moving he's lying...
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Quote from Porch951 View quoted comment :
I don't know about Costco's sourcing (I do like Costco), but I'm still sketched out by all the Brazilian beef that the US purchased because China rejected it for using banned antibiotics. Maybe best to just stay away from beef for a long time.
Based on Costco's practices and politics as a company for literally their entire history as a company I would be willing to bet they are not accepting any of that beef and are not involved in any way with it in their supply line.

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