Sam's Club Launches $12.99 Halloween Shaped Chocolates in Stores

Sam's Club is selling Halloween shaped chocolates in stores only while supplies last, with a 16-ounce Member's Mark bag priced at $12.99.

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Sam's Club Launches $12.99 Halloween Shaped Chocolates in Stores

Sam's Club has put halloween shaped chocolates on shelves in a 16-ounce Member's Mark bag priced at $12.99, but only in-warehouse and only while supplies last. For shoppers looking for a seasonal buy now, the limit is simple: if the store has it, the candy is already in the building.

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@samsclubfoodreview spotted the new drop in store and posted, "Member's Mark just dropped these new Assorted Halloween Chocolates, and I couldn't leave them behind," along with the note, "Now the real question is...will they be a Halloween trick or treat?" The bag holds roughly 36 individually wrapped pieces across three different varieties.

Member's Mark at $12.99

$12.99 per bag works out to about 36 cents a piece before tax, a direct way to compare this seasonal buy with other checkout-aisle candy. The assortment includes Dark Chocolate Bats with a creamy cherry filling, Milk Chocolate Ghosts with a ghastly face, and Milk Chocolate Jack-o'-Lanterns with caramel apple sea salt filling.

36 pieces in one bag gives shoppers a single grab-and-go option rather than forcing a mix-and-match purchase. That matters for anyone stocking up for a classroom, office bowl, or household candy stash, because the bag already splits into individually wrapped treats.

@samsclubfoodreview Finds the Bag

more than two dozen comments followed the post after @samsclubfoodreview shared the find, showing the product has already pulled interest before Halloween is close. The chocolates are being sold as a seasonal treat even though Halloween is still described as being some time away, which makes the timing part of the draw and part of the risk for shoppers who wait.

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Aug 11, 2026 is when Parade originally published the story, but the retail condition now is the useful part: the candy is in stores only, and the supply is finite. Which Sam's Club locations currently have the chocolates in stock is the unanswered part that matters most, so buyers need to check their local warehouse before making the trip.

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