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		<title>Costco hot dog combo introduces bottled water option</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Costco has added a bottled water option to its $1.50 hot dog combo, marking the first change in 40 years. The original soda pairing remains available.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Costco has introduced a bottled water option for its iconic <strong>$1.50 hot dog combo</strong>, marking the first change in 40 years. Customers can now choose a 16.9-ounce bottle of Kirkland Signature water instead of the traditional soda.</p>
<p>The price of the hot dog combo remains unchanged at $1.50, a price that has not fluctuated since 1984. The quarter-pound all-beef hot dog is served on a soft bun, and customers still have the choice of a refillable fountain soda.</p>
<p>As of early Tuesday, the bottled water option has rolled out in select states, including California, Nevada, and Virginia. Costco’s founder insisted on maintaining the hot dog price at $1.50 despite inflation pressures.</p>
<p><strong>Customer reactions:</strong></p>
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<li>Some customers have expressed mixed feelings about the new bottled water choice.</li>
<li>One customer remarked, &#8220;It should be $1.25 since the waters [cost] 25 cents.&#8221; </li>
<li>Another questioned, &#8220;Why use more plastic when water is available in the soda dispenser?&#8221; </li>
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<p>Costco requires an active membership to order from its food court at most locations. The hot dog combo has been a staple for decades and continues to draw loyal customers.</p>
<p>The current CEO has reaffirmed the commitment to keep the hot dog price unchanged, echoing sentiments from Jim Sinegal, who famously stated, &#8220;If you raise the effing hot dog, I will kill you.&#8221; This commitment reflects Costco&#8217;s dedication to providing value to its members.</p>
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