Product Info
- Price:
- $4.97 - $6.97
- Original Price:
$9.99- Item #:
- 1644685
- Size/Qty:
- 16 OUNCES
Spotted something sweet on the clearance rack: Siete Grain Free Mexican Wedding Cookies are getting the markdown treatment at Costco. If you’re gluten-free, paleo-friendly, or just a fan of Siete’s take on classic treats, this one’s worth a second look.
This is a 16-ounce package of Siete’s grain-free version of Mexican wedding cookies—those buttery, powdered sugar-coated little rounds that melt in your mouth. Siete has built a solid reputation for making alternative grain products that don’t taste like cardboard, and their cookie lineup has been pretty well-received by the clean-eating crowd.
Whether this is a strong value depends on what you’d normally pay for premium grain-free cookies. Specialty diet cookies typically run significantly higher than conventional options, so even at clearance, you’re not getting Chips Ahoy pricing here. That said, if you’re already buying grain-free baked goods, this could represent decent savings compared to regular retail. The 16-ounce size is fairly generous for this category of product.
Mexican wedding cookies are traditionally a holiday favorite. It’s possible Costco is rotating out this particular flavor or adjusting their Siete selection. Either way, clearance means limited stock—if your warehouse has them today, they might not tomorrow.
Key Features:
- Grain-free and gluten-free formulation suitable for paleo and certain restricted diets
- Made by Siete, a trusted brand in the alternative grain space
- Traditional Mexican wedding cookie flavor profile with modern dietary considerations
- 16-ounce package size (substantially larger than typical specialty cookie bags)
- No artificial ingredients—Siete focuses on cleaner ingredient lists
- Ready-to-eat convenience, no preparation needed
- Works for entertaining, gifting, or personal snacking
If you’re already shopping the grain-free aisle and love a good shortbread-style cookie, this clearance find is worth tossing in your cart. Have you tried Siete’s cookies before, or are you more of a traditional baked goods person?