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The Costco Triple Threat—hot dog, pizza slice, and chicken bake—offers a high-calorie, low-cost meal totaling around 2,000–2,100 calories for under $8. The hot dog is a ¼-pound all-beef dog served in a steamed bun with optional self-serve condiments and includes a 20 oz soda, all for $1.50. The pizza slice, about 1/6 of an 18-inch pie, weighs roughly 1/2 pound and comes in cheese or pepperoni. Each slice packing 680–710 calories. The chicken bake, priced around $3.99, is a dense, breaded roll filled with grilled chicken, bacon, mozzarella, parmesan, and Caesar dressing, totaling approximately 770 calories. Together, the combo provides high protein, high sodium, and heavy carbs—essentially engineered for satiety and value over nutrition. It’s a strategic offering that hasn’t changed much in decades, largely because of its cult following and Costco’s commitment to value retention