Costco’s Halloween pumpkin-and-bat ravioli is back for the season. The cheese-filled ravioli features dual-colored pasta shapes: orange pumpkins and black bats. The 2-pound pack sells for about $10, making it a popular Halloween dinner choice.
The Filling and the Maker
The ravioli comes from Nuovo Pasta, a Stratford, Connecticut maker that has produced specialty pasta since 1989 and won multiple Sofi awards from the specialty food industry. Each piece is stuffed with a blend of ricotta, mozzarella, Parmesan, and aged Asiago, so the filling is all cheese and meat-free. One two-pound pack makes about four and a half servings. The orange pumpkins and black bats give the dish a Halloween look with no decorating required, which is a big part of the appeal.
What It Costs and Where to Find It
The ravioli is a seasonal Costco favorite that has returned for several Halloween seasons, and this year it is back in warehouses and climbing in online searches. Shoppers and food outlets including Taste of Home, Eat This, and The Kitchn put the price at about $10 for a two-pound two-pack, sold as two 16-ounce trays. As with any Costco item, prices and availability vary by warehouse, so it is worth checking your local store, and because it is seasonal it will not stick around past the fall.
More Costco Halloween Finds
The ravioli is one piece of Costco’s Halloween lineup this year, which runs from the decor in its 2026 Halloween collection to a 5.5-pound Monster Mash chocolate head that comes with a mallet to smash it open.
