"The wholesaler just dropped the Double Chocolate Mint Sundae, and people are (understandably) freaking out. The new sundae comes with loads of chocolate sauce at the bottom, mint ice cream to fill out the large cup, more chocolate sauce on top, and is finished with chocolate cookie crumbs. In the classic fashion of Costco keeping its food court prices ridiculously low, this new dessert costs just $2.99."
"Under the same post, several commenters discussed the sundae's hefty portion-size, with one serving totalling 790 calories. Some people automatically assumed the mint sundae was supposed to be shared, even wishing for a smaller, single-serve size. But others have a slightly different approach to this conundrum. "You can always split it 3 ways for roughly 266 calories," wrote another person under the Instagram post, continuing, "I split it with me, myself and I.""
"The new mint sundae has replaced it's previous iced sweet treat: the Caramel Brownie Sundae, and is now the only ice cream option alongside vanilla - so you can also get just the mint ice cream for $1.99. If you're not keen on mint, other sundae options are still available too. The standard ice cream sundae comes with a base of vanilla ice cream, topped with chocolate or strawberry sauce, for $2.49."
Costco added a Double Chocolate Mint Sundae to its food court menu. The sundae contains chocolate sauce at the bottom, mint ice cream filling, additional chocolate sauce on top, and chocolate cookie crumbs. The large serving is priced at $2.99 and measures about 790 calories. Some shoppers suggested sharing or wanting a smaller single-serve option, while others recommended splitting the sundae multiple ways to reduce per-person calories. The mint sundae replaces the Caramel Brownie Sundae and joins vanilla as the sole ice cream flavors, with mint ice cream available alone for $1.99 and standard sundaes for $2.49.
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