Sam’s Club brings back ‘showstopper’ fan-favorite dish for just $7.88 – but you can only get it for a limited time

A BELOVED item has been brought back to Sam’s Club for customers.

The limited-time food offering is going fast at a budget-friendly price for many Americans.

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Members at the retailer’s locations nationwide can now get their hands on the Member’s Mark Lobster Mac and Cheese.

The dish features a Cavatappi Pasta base in a “corkscrew shape made for holding onto every bit of creamy sauce,” per a post from Sam’s Club Food Review (@samsclubfoodreview) on Instagram.

It helps highlight the cheesy taste of a white cheddar blend, smoked gouda, asiago, provolone, and parmesan mixed in a sauce with the noodles.

Lobster pieces top the dish and make for a rich and savory flavor when mixed with the cheesy pasta.

Sam’s Club Food Review praised the item as a “showstopper,” noting it was ideal for cheese fans and that the “sauce will hit all the right notes.”

One of their only criticisms was that the Member’s Mark Lobster Mac and Cheese could’ve used more of the sauce to “cover each bite fully.”

Additionally, the reviewer noted it wasn’t as “fresh” as they expected and the lobster could be rubbery depending on how it’s cooked.

They awarded it an overall 6.5 out of 10.

SWEET SHARABLE

Pictures also showed the entire dish, which offers a whopping four to six servings in each container at only $7.88 per pound.

That’s some serious savings for Sam’s Club members looking for a quick and delectable meal in November for their families.

Some customers also said it was a great dish for parties and holiday get-togethers.

“Easy idea to bring to the party,” a Sam’s Club customer commented.

“Looks soo good and chees[y]…” another added.

“That’s a bummer it wasn’t as fresh as you had hoped! Thanks for the review,” wrote a third.

THANKSGIVING BASKET

Sam’s Club also recently unveiled its Thanksgiving Day meal offering for customers as the holiday approaches.

It feeds 10 people and can be cooked and served in under two hours.

The retailer said the offering makes “holiday feasting convenient, affordable, and better than ever.”

Still, it’s barely under $100 for all the ingredients, making it far more expensive than similar Thanksgiving meal deal offerings from Walmart and Aldi.

For perspective, Aldi’s basket also feeds 10 people but costs less than $50.

Walmart’s feeds eight but has a whopping 28 items and ingredients for less than $7 per person.