Which Costco will you find the Russet House sweet potato fries in and how much they cost?
Russet House's popular frozen fries have appeared at warehouses nationwide, but stock and prices vary by location
A frozen side dish is attracting unexpected attention at Costco , where shoppers have been praising Russet House Organic Sweet Potato Fries as an easy addition to their weekly grocery lists.
The Canadian-made product recently topped Tasting Table's ranking of six seasonal Costco foods, beating several more elaborate offerings thanks to its natural flavor and ability to become crispy in an air fryer.
Unlike products designed specifically for Halloween or the holiday season, the fries offer an everyday alternative that can accompany burgers, chicken or other main dishes throughout the year.
However, shoppers hoping to purchase the popular four-pound bag may need to check their nearest warehouse before making the trip.
Which Costco locations stock Russet House sweet potato fries?
Russet House Organic Sweet Potato Fries are sold in Costco's frozen food section under item number 2013953, although distribution and stock levels differ between locations.
Warehouse inventory trackers have recorded the product at stores in California, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
Among the locations previously reporting availability are Culver City and Lancaster in California, Wilmington in North Carolina, and Kyle in Texas.
Atlanta-area Costco warehouses have also carried the fries, including locations around Cumberland Mall, Perimeter and Stone Mountain.
These listings establish where the product has been sold, rather than guaranteeing that every warehouse currently has bags available.
Costco advises customers to select their preferred store through its website or app to check inventory information where that feature is available.
How much do Russet House sweet potato fries cost?
The four-pound bags have recently been listed at warehouse prices ranging from $8.99 to $9.99, depending on location.
Customers ordering through Costco 's same-day delivery service may pay more, with the retailer displaying a price of $10.77 for the same four-pound package.
The lower in-store prices work out to roughly $2.25 to $2.50 per pound, making the fries an appealing bulk purchase for families.
The product's popularity comes largely from its convenience and the crisp texture achieved during cooking.
The fries have been praised for retaining their naturally sweet, earthy flavor while developing a crunchy exterior in less than 20 minutes.
The recipe uses a coating of rice flour and cornstarch, while the US version contains olive or avocado oil rather than seed oils.
The fries are also marketed as organic, vegan and free from added sugar, offering shoppers several options for incorporating them into everyday meals.
One TikTok customer described the product enthusiastically, saying: "I've been having these almost every single day... These are better than restaurant sweet potato fries."
Their popularity makes them worth considering during a Costco visit, particularly for shoppers looking for convenient freezer staples.
