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You might already be thinking about how you want to spend your Mother’s Day this year. Out to brunch at your favorite restaurant? Alone at home with no kids in sight? But before May 12 arrives, there are few things you may need to take care of first: recognizing the other moms in your life. CostcoOpens a new window is making it easy to find something sweet for your mom, mother-in-law, or grandma, all while doing your usual grocery run. Here are five items that will show your appreciation for the ladies in your life:
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Pair a bottle of red or white (or pink) with this goodie-packed gift basketOpens a new window ($50 $40), and your mom will have a fun night ahead of her. Savory treats (like gouda cheese spread, sesame crackers, tapenade, and stone ground mustard) and sweet bites (like chocolate caramels and strawberry preserves) all come perfectly packed on a cute bamboo cutting board she can use long after the food is gone.
If you’ve got more than one mom in your life, make shopping easier on yourself by getting this Sugarfina two-packOpens a new window ($45). It includes two gift boxes (each with three cubes) of patisserie-inspired sweets that you don’t even need to wrap.
If your mom loves spoiling your kids way more than she ever spoiled you, then she might like this electric s’mores makerOpens a new window for treating the grandkids. The electric coil design is way easier to start up than building a campfire, and all of the components are easy to clean (for the inevitable marshmallow goo drip).
This gorgeous, artisan-hammered copper bird bath has multiple uses, per one Costco shopper. Not only does it attract thirsty birds and elevate the look of any garden, but it can also deter other hungry animals: “Freak out deer with something shiny and new [and] discourage them from using [your] plants as their salad bar,” the reviewer wrote.
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Costco’s floral department is full of great deals, but this one stands out in particular as a steal: 50 rosesOpens a new window for $50. They’re great quality too, according to reviewers. “The stems were long and the roses bloomed into big lush roses — so pretty and the price is a steal for the quality,” one buyer wrote.
This post is sponsored advertising content for Costco.
