#3 Kirkland Signature Tuna
Tim Rose, who’s Costco’s Executive Vice President, acknowledged a few years ago that tuna found in cans and packs had declined in quality. As a result, he went to Bumble Bee Tuna and made a deal for a better product. Yes, this means that Kirkland Signature’s albacore tuna is identical to Bumble Bee’s version.
When it first hit the shelves in 2002, Costco’s “superior quality” brand was much pricier than its name-brand competitor. Even so, tasters argue that it is actually pretty good tuna for the price, which is only a nine-cent difference. So, next time you fancy a really good tuna salad, reach for the Kirkland Signature product first.
#4 Kirkland Signature Balsamic Vinegar
Balsamic vinegar is one of the tastiest vinegars available out there. According to Costco Connection, this ingredient is a dark, very flavored and concentrated vinegar made from grape must. Grape must, for the uninitiated, is a non-alcoholic wine made out of a mix of unfermented grape juice that is slowly cooked into a syrup. The mixture is then fermented until it becomes a sweet and delicious sour vinegar prized by chefs all over the world.
Costco made it possible for you to have excellent balsamic vinegar without having to reach an imported goods store or travel to Italy. Tasters named the Kirkland Signature Balsamic Vinegar of Moderna one of the best balsamic vinegar available out there, highlighting that it’s a respectably complex one that competes with its more expensive grocery store competitors.
