Inflation is high, but Costco isn't budging the price of these items.
, Sinegal reportedly said,"If you raise the [price of the] effing hot dog, I will kill you. Figure it out."grandbrothers / Shutterstock
Elsewhere in Costco's food court, the pizza has remained the same price for some time now. A slice is $1.99, which we see as holding steady for the foreseeable future. The pizza is available in pepperoni and cheese only after theTonelsonProductions / Shutterstock Costco's Kirkland Signature 40-pack of bottled water was $2.99 for the longest time, which we believed would hold steady. Alas, the water wasin the last few months and did jump up to $3.19, but we don't see that price changing any time soon. After holding steady at $2.99 for so long, we don't think Costco will want to change the price again if they can manage.
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