Costco’s Giant Four-Berry Pie Is 5 Pounds of Deliciousness

Costco is a master at creating affordable, irresistible baked goods. From its 5-pound peanut butter chocolate pie to its lemon blueberry loaf, Costco bakery items are downright delicious—and humongous! And according to @costcohotfinds, there’s a new ginormous pie in town: the four-berry pie. Here’s everything to know about the latest palatial pie, including its flavors, price, and how to get one for yourself.

What Is Costco’s New Four-Berry Pie?

In their video, Costco Hot Finds explains in the voiceover, “I’ve been waiting for the Costco bakery to bring in a new berry pie and today they did. This is their new Four Berry Pie. It has blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and cranberries in it. And that crust is the same delicious apple pie crust. It is huge. It’s nearly 5 pounds.”

The pie looks perfectly gooey and saucy in the video, with whole juicy berries. The crust appears flaky and buttery with a light dusting of granulated sugar on top. In the caption, Costco Hot Finds suggests warming up a slice of pie and serving it with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream.

@costcohotfindsWarm up with ice cream!♬ original sound – CostcoHotFinds

How Can I Get Costco’s New Four-Berry Pie?

Costco’s new 5-pound four-berry pie is currently available at participating Costco stores nationwide. It retails for $18.99 and while many commenters thought this was too expensive, it’s important to remember that this pie can feed an army. It can easily serve 10 people generous slices (at just $1.89 a slice!), or more if you are satisfied with smaller portions.

Can I Make My Own Four-Berry Pie?

Of course, you can! Some commenters on Costco Hot Finds’ video are not thrilled by the inclusion of cranberries in the pie. If this resonates with you, you can always make this Mixed Berry Pie that uses blackberries instead, this Three-Berry Pie with a crumb topping, this single-crust Berry Patch Pie, or this beautifully latticed Ozark Mountain Berry Pie. Whichever pie you choose—store-bought or homemade—you really can’t go wrong.