Costco drops an incredible chocolate cream pie and it's almost 2kg

Costco has done it again, folks.

The wholesale supermarket has just dropped a whopping Triple Chocolate Cream Pie, and it might just be their next most-hyped item.

Weighing in at almost 2kg (that's four pounds), the pie costs $19.99 (£15.71), and sounds like a corker.

It's made with a buttery graham cracker crust, and is packed with layers of chocolate fudge brownie, a sweet chocolate custard and whipped cream. Nom.

According to those who have already tried this bad boy, like food blog @costcohotfinds, "a small slice goes a long way," with this one, as it's super rich and delicious.

"Not me literally wanting to dive into that damn pie!," said one person in the comments of the blog's TikTok.

Whilst another wrote: "4 lbs is insane… I’ll take seven of them."

"Omg this looks amazing," said a third.

A fourth joked: "All I need is a fork and my fat pants..." or were they joking? Either way, fair play.

Coscto is at it again with its viral pies (Credit: Getty)

We're always gonna endorse buying a full-sized, massive creamy chocolate pie, naturally.

However, a lot of people also commented that they wished Costco sold the thing in slices, so they could try it without committing to the full two kilos.

"They need to sell those by the slice at the food court, if I buy that ima eat the whole 4 lbs in 2 days," someone else said.

Come on guys, treat yourself!

Sadly for UK customers reading this, the pie is only reported to be for sale in the US at the moment, but we'll update you as soon as we catch wind of it landing over here.

This isn't the first time Costco's bakery section has caused a social media storm.

Its Peanut Butter Chocolate Pie was a hit both in the US and the UK –also made with a graham cracker crust, with a gooey centre of peanut butter and chocolate mousse.

It doesn't stop there. Their Pumpkin Pie recipe has been the same for three decades, and always sees customers come running.

Meanwhile, the same can be said for their Pecan Pie over the US holiday seasons.

Anyone else feeling hungry now? Yup, us too.