THIS VIRAL FROZEN DESSERT JUST HIT COSTCO—BUT SHOPPERS HAVE ONE BIG CONCERN

Asian supermarkets have been selling these for quite some time, but Costco is finally getting in on the action by bringing the Frosty Fun Peach & Mango 3D Fruit-Shaped Frozen Dessert to its freezer aisle. The viral treat looks just like real fruit, but inside is a creamy frozen filling coated in white chocolate.

Fans are already salivating over the new find, with one person writing, “If these are anything like the ones I find at my local asian supermarket, these things are wildly delicious.”

One thing customers seem particularly excited about is the pricing. Costco is selling a box of six frozen treats for $11.49, including three peach-flavored and three mango-flavored desserts. By comparison, people say H-Mart sells these in a three-pack for $10, making Costco’s version a steal! “

There's an Asian store I really love that sells those for like $30!” one person wrote, while another added that “3 of these are $15 by me.” If you have been curious about trying them but held back because of the price, this might be your chance.

And if the reviews are any indication, these are worth the freezer space. “These mango ones I think is my favorite ice cream ever. I wish I could find a tub of it!” one person shared. “These ice creams are really good! Glad to see them at Costco!” another commented. Others kept it simple: “These are ridiculously good!” and “Ooooh these are so good. So creamy!”

Still, while most of the reaction has been enthusiastic, there is one thing giving shoppers pause. According to comments left on @costcohotfinds’ social post, the box includes a cancer warning, which has raised some concerns.

“Don’t mean to be a buzz kill but read the label,” one user commented. “I bought these not realizing the ingredients list. beware!” warned another.

The concern appears to stem from California’s Proposition 65 warning label, which alerts consumers to potential exposure to certain chemicals, including lead, cadmium, and artificial dyes.

In other words, this may be one of those Costco finds people are excited to try—just not without reading the fine print first.

2026-06-08T19:38:56Z