Costco Acai Bowl Review and Secrets | Costco Food Court

Costco Acai Bowl

$4.99 | 330 Cal

Craving a refreshing and nutrient-packed treat to eat and can’t find anything pocket-friendly with a good portion size? There can’t be a better option than Costco Acai Bowl if you’re at Costco Food Court.

Try their $4.99 Acai Bowl, filled with fresh fruits, antioxidants, and crunchy granola with a topping of fresh strawberries, blueberries, bananas chips, almonds, and some creamy stuff, which perfectly satisfies your taste buds.

Ingredients

Acai PureeMade from the nutrient-rich acai berry, known for its high antioxidant content.
StrawberriesFresh, sweet berries that add natural sugar and vitamin C to the bowl.
BlueberriesPacked with antioxidants and fiber, blueberries contribute to the bowl’s sweetness.
BananasA source of potassium and natural sugars, bananas help with texture and flavor.
Granola ToppingA crunchy mix of oats and sweeteners like cane sugar, adding texture and fiber.
Dried Coconut FlakesAdds a tropical flavor and healthy fats, providing richness to the bowl.

Nutritional Information (serving size: ~12 oz)

Calories330 Cal
Total Fat8g
Saturated Fat4.5g
Sodium90mg
Total Carbohydrates44g
Protein5g
Dietary Fiber5g
Sugars31g

Allergens

CoconutCoconut is present in the dried coconut flakes topping, which can trigger allergic reactions in people sensitive to tree nuts.
GlutenFound in the granola topping (typically made from oats), which may contain gluten depending on the brand and cross-contamination risks.
SoyTrace amounts of soy might be present due to cross-contamination during production processes in certain granola brands.

Price Comparison with Similar Items and Brands

Price Comparison of Costco Acai Bowl with Similar Items and Brands
BrandItemPrice
Costco Food CourtCostco Acai Bowl (12 oz)$4.99
Vitality Bowls
Vitality Bowls Açaí Bowls (16 oz)$10-$12
Tattooed Chef
Organic Acai Bowl (6 oz)$12.99 ($2.16 each in Costco 6-pack)
Jamba JuiceJamba Juice Acai Bowl (14 oz)$7.50-$9.50

Final Words

Acai Bowl at Costco Food Court is no longer available after the pandemic due to some major changes made in the Costco Food Court Menu due to the high preparation cost and growing people’s interest in other food court items.

Can’t say if it was a good decision or not, as people were keen to have this as compared to other similar items at the food court more often than not, but still didn’t make a huge impact as Costco added some special items in their food court menu which kept the customers interest high.

You can still try the Tattooed Chef Organic Acai Bowl, which is available in packs of 6 at $12.99 at the Costco store; it might not give you the same taste and pleasure, but it was enough for me to bring back the nostalgia of trying it for the first time at Costco Food Court.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Acai Bowl was discontinued from Costco Food Court during the pandemic due to major changes in their menu, but you can still try Costco’s tattooed chef Acai Bowls( Pack of 6) at the Costco store.

The Acai base is gluten-free, but the topping of granola may contain gluten, so it’s always better to check the product description or confirm with staff before buying.

While you can try Acai Bowl at the Costco store, Costco smoothies can be a good alternative.

Yes, you can find them in the frozen food section, available in different packs, and can be easily prepared at home.

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