You Can Now Get Your Costco Haul Delivered To Your Door—No Membership Required

That's right, we said it: You can stock up on Costco supplies without a membership. Enormous packs of toilet paper. Five-pound blocks of cheese. Delicious rotisserie chickens. A new delivery program from Uber Eats will allow you to pick out your Costco groceries and supplies online and have them delivered to your door, according to a company presentation released on YouTube.

There are benefits to having a bona fide Costco membership, though. When you use your Costco membership in Uber Eats, you'll get lower prices and a discount on orders. Plus, you'll have access to an offer for 20 percent off of an Uber One membership. If you choose to sign up, the Uber One membership eliminates delivery fees and gives you another 10 percent off orders from eligible restaurants and stores. Uber Eats partners with hundreds of restaurants.

Delivery can be a good option for those who don't want to brave the lines at Costco or push a cart around a massive warehouse-size store. At the same time, you'll miss out on the free samples and picking up those unexpected things-you-didn't-know-you-needed. (Sometimes that's a good thing for our pocketbooks, if we're being honest.)

The initial rollout of Costco deliveries is only available at select locations, so check the Uber Eats app or ubereats.com to see if it's available near you. The company says there's "more to come" if you can't get rotisserie chicken delivered just yet.

For more Southern Living news, make sure to sign up for our newsletter!

Read the original article on Southern Living.