
Summer just got a serious upgrade in the freezer aisle. Costco is now stocking Yasso Frozen Greek Yogurt Cups, and shoppers are already calling them “top tier.” The mini cups come in a 12-pack split between Vanilla Caramel and Fudge Chip, and at roughly $11.89 a box, that works out to under a dollar a cup for a treat that clocks in under 100 calories. If you’ve been looking for a way to satisfy a sweet tooth without blowing your whole day’s snack budget, this one’s worth a detour to the frozen aisle.
What’s Actually In the Box
Each 12-pack ships with six Vanilla Caramel cups and six Fudge Chip cups, so nobody in the house has to fight over flavors. The Vanilla Caramel is a creamy Greek yogurt base swirled with caramel sauce at just 80 calories per 3-ounce cup, while the Fudge Chip brings a richer, chocolatey flake mix-in for 90 calories. Both are naturally flavored, gluten-free in formulation, and pack about 4 grams of protein per cup — basically a lighter stand-in for ice cream that doesn’t skimp on flavor.
Yasso isn’t new to the Costco lineup — the brand’s frozen Greek yogurt bars (Cookies ‘n Cream, Mint Chocolate Chip) have shown up in warehouses before. But this mini-cup format is a fresh spin, rolled out just in time for the summer heat. That kind of track record is a good sign these little cups might stick around longer than your average limited-time Costco find.
“Yasso products have always been top tier,” one shopper wrote online. Another added: “These are absolutely amazing and the right portion for that sweet treat.”

Where (and When) to Find Them
Here’s the catch: availability depends on your region and warehouse, so this is very much a “grab it while you can” situation. Yasso has said shoppers can also ask their local Costco manager about special-ordering the cups in if their location hasn’t gotten them yet. And if Costco is out, BJ’s Wholesale Club locations are reportedly carrying them too, so that’s a solid backup plan.
Costco has a habit of testing products like this before deciding whether to bring them back on a regular rotation — so if you love them, the smartest move is to stock up now and let your local warehouse know you want to see them again. Frozen treats with under-100-calorie counts and this much protein don’t come around every day, and if the internet reaction is any indication, these won’t be sitting in the freezer case for long.
More Costco Frozen Aisle Wins
Loving the frozen treat upgrades lately? Costco’s viral 3D fruit ice cream has been a summer favorite for the same reasons — fun, shareable, and easy on the wallet. And if you’re chasing more better-for-you finds, don’t miss Costco’s Bloom Summer Splash energy drink, another wellness-leaning pick that’s been flying off shelves. Or if mochi is more your speed, check out the new Bubbies Fruit Paradise Mochi that just landed too.
The bottom line: at under $12 for a dozen cups and under 100 calories each, Yasso’s new Costco find is an easy way to keep dessert on the menu all summer without the guilt. Next warehouse run, swing by the frozen aisle and grab a box before they’re gone.
Photo credits: Image 1 — Yasso/Instagram via Fox News. Image 2 — Getty Images via Fox Business.



