The Truth About Costco's Free Food Samples

There are many reasons to love Costco besides the brilliant discounts on bulk items. For example, the store has an in-house pharmacy and optometrist, as well as a food court with some amazing deals on lunch combos.

However, Costco’s free food samples are probably the best reason to visit the maze-like warehouse store. From delicious snacks and gourmet appetizers, there’s no end to the variety of food samples that are offered to the shoppers at Costco.

However, there’s a lot more to those enticing and seemingly endless samples than you might think. Watch to find out the truth about Costco’s free food samples.

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No Costco benefits | 0:00
Finding the actual products | 0:50
An eye to cleanliness | 1:29
They create a big mess | 2:11
The best time to score more samples | 2:45
The sky's the limit | 3:19

[MashedFood]

What's your opinion on scoring free samples at stores?

[frxity]

is it me or does the sample taste better than when you buy it

[charlesthething]

Mom: we gotta go to Costco



*when we leave Costco*

Me: I don't wanna leave

Thanks for 90 likes!!!

[deadwarrior]

I actually worked at giving samples for Costco so all she said was true I actually liked when customers got multiple samples

[xxfatimamhmdxx]

Imagine if Costco give a whole pizza for Free food samples🤤

[tiredapplestar]

When I was a teen, my old roomie had a Costco membership. We would often go to Costco just for the samples because we were so broke. 😹

[sarahisapotato]

Mom: Were going to Walmart
Me:Nuuu

Mom:Were going to Costco
Me:Ooo samples!

[melissasalisbury]

Fuck yes! I worked as a demonstrator at Costco for many years, and it's just not worth it. The pay was shitty, and it felt like the Costco employees looked down on you. Our job was to give out samples and talk to customers about the product. Though most of the time it was hard to do that since they would just grab the sample and run, not giving a shit about what you had to say. They were just there for the food, and WE would get in trouble if we didn't sell much. We were basically treated like dirt. We were expected to constantly be talking, we weren't allowed to have drinks with us, like a bottle of water, and we'd get in shit if we left our station to go get a drink. If a customer came up to me asking where a certain thing was, and I didn't know, they would get mad at me! I'd get people bitching at me saying I should know where things are because I work there.


I could go on and on about how terrible it was. I'm just glad I left.

[monstermushmush]

Stop using that "Fresh Off The Boat" clip over and over again for Costco videos. Please.

[DjRandomism]

A few insider tips
• It's free and we don't trip if you get more than one tbh
•We don't work for Costco, so don't get upset if we can't assist you with finding your groceries.
• We do the very best to give you guys the best service tbh, all CDS employees are different, so talk a bit to them, they'd highly appreciate it.

Last one: A 'thank you' is highly appreciated and goes a longggg way 😀😀

[gamingwithjoy]

There was this lady at Costco once they were selling samples of cheesecake and the owner needed to change his gloves and the lady just made herself her OWN slice of cheesecake and licked her fingers and continued after that day j never wanted samples

[pamh.]

A 15 year old took 90 candy samples????
Raised by Wolves were we???

[Sunbask]

Jesus Christ Reddit is not a source, do the people who run this channel know that any person can go online and claim anything?

[madelenealvarez]

I worked for cds and it’s a fact that some people will stand in front of the tray and eat as if it was a buffet. As a worker it’s annoying since people in line will start complaining and we have to work faster under more stress. You will not believe the kind of people I encountered while working there!

[taurusdaevidriv]

Club Demo Services is actually owned by Costco as of 2-3 years ago, their parent company was bought by Costco...but Costco decided to keep CDS as a separate company on paper...btw at the Costco where I was employed, we weren't allowed to be hired by Costco itself.

[Lucanieboer]

I live in the Netherlands why am I watching this?

[tkn]

Who else just walks in Costco, just to get all the free samples.

[janameehan]

Inaccuracy: CDS workers, like me for ten years, get raises commensurate with Costco's worker's raises. I once got a $2/hour raise while there. Further, while things do move, the CDS samplers have a pretty accurate knowledge of where things are found, and since Costco people on the floor are often hard to find, and we stand still, we are an excellent source for pointing shoppers in the right direction. And we take joy in doing so. While there are no restrictions to the customers on how many samples they can eat, it isn't smart. If a sampled product is so popular that it costs more to demo it than Costco makes thru the demo, the demo could be canceled early, and possibly never offered again. BTW, the food is not bought by Costco, but by the vendor advertising its wares. Therefore it makes no sense to wave around your importance and tell me you should have all the samples because of how much money you spend at Costco. Your money never intersects CDS money.

[riftwrath]

Am I the only one who knows about Sam's club samples?


Just me? Okay...






Edit: I can't believe an opinion could get so many likes :P

[guiltydelirium]

“You can literally buy everything you need from birth to death”

I died when I heard that😂