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After months of teasing and anticipation, a big change has happened at Costco, and stores across Idaho, Washington, and Utah are finally seeing it happen.

A major change is soon to be implemented at all Costco's in Idaho, Washington, and Utah, and some locations have already seen the change take effect.

You won't believe how many traditional beloved favorites are getting the boot.

Bottles of Coke with yellow caps pop up around this time of year and they have a pretty special meaning!

The recall was issued following concerns that plastic may have entered some of the cans.

Some might call it a "healthy" makeover for the once-popular brand.

Prepare to be disappointed, as there are some items Costco is getting rid of in 2025, and it has customers feeling a certain way.

The favorites are well known brands.

Explore the mixed reactions among Costco shoppers as the news of the soda switch from Pepsi to Coca-Cola unfolds in Idaho.

The flavor first surfaced clear back in 1905.

Pour one out for these drinks because it appears they're all gone for good.

The drink made its original debut in Mexico in 1938 and will soon be more widely available in the U.S.

The drinks actually had sugar in them even though they were labeled "zero sugar."

How many times do we go out to eat and ask for Coke, only to be met with the question, “Is Pepsi okay?”. How many people say yes?

One food chain in Twin Falls changed its menu, and there seem to be split feelings about how customers feel.

A certain grocery item has begun to disappear from shelves, and while some are disappointed, they shouldn't be. The item is still there, just branded differently.

You may not have even noticed there was an aluminum can shortage right now.

This new flavor will be popular with young kids and adults reminiscing about being a kid.