Costco loyalists are known to rave about everything from the food court (with its decades-enduring $1.50 hot dog deal) to the chain's line of exclusive, high-quality Kirkland Signature brand grocery products and even cheap booze.

From cookies and cakes to freshly baked bread, Costco released a wide assortment of mouthwatering new bakery items this year.

Big changes—or more appropriately, smaller changes—are reportedly coming to the Costco bakery and it has muffin-loving customers ready to riot. The warehouse apparently didn't get the "variety is the spice of life" memo because according to a post on Reddit,

This week, Costco’s bakery found itself at the center of an online uproar, as the beloved baked goods section has made a pretty controversial change. In a post shared to Reddit, one member shared with viewers a discovery made at their local warehouse,

In a new move, Costco is making a big change to one of its favorite bakery products, and customers are not happy. Earlier this week, a shopper spotted a sign in their local store showing the changes being made to Costco’s muffins.

Although the eight-count muffins are cheaper than the previous 12-count by $3, the math isn't working in customers' favor. In fact, one Redditor did some calculations comparing prices, and found that the new muffins are a shocking 58% more expensive per ounce.

If you're a fan of Costco's freshly baked muffins, you should be aware that a few big changes to recipes, flavors, and packaging are currently rolling out.