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Stock Your Freezer With These 15 Costco Deals Before They're Gone
By Erica Loop,
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There’s a chill in the air, and you’ve traded swimwear for sweaters. But that doesn’t mean you should skip the frozen food section.
From starters and sides to mains and whole meals, Costco has deals on everything you need to fill your freezer with some delicious food this month. Low prices on high-quality frozen finds are among the many Costco membership perks we value since it means you can stock and save.
Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.
This grown-up version of a Hot Pocket includes smoked ham, Swiss cheese, and a delicate, flakey crust.
Each box contains eight individually wrapped, nitrate/nitrite-free, ready-to-heat-and-eat sandwiches. That’s enough for over a week’s worth of lunches.
Foster Farms Crispy Buffalo Wings
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Price: $22.59
Skip pricey takeout and heat a batch of these crispy Buffalo wings on game day. This four-pound pack of wings also comes with a side of spicy sauce.
And bonus, you don’t have to spend all day in the kitchen. You can air fry this chicken in 16 minutes.
Cuisine Adventures Butter Chicken Naan Bites
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Price: $11.99
Indian-inspired bread bites with white meat chicken in a rich butter sauce? Coctso shoppers rave about the savory taste.
Redditor Common-Duck-658 wrote, “These are a 10/10 air fryer snack. I usually go to Costco every six weeks, but these were so good, I’m considering going back after three days to stock up on these.”
Stock up and save on this frozen breakfast find. At less than $13, this 2.5-pound pack of 20 spinach, mozzarella, and egg white mini frittatatas is a steal.
Target sells a 6-count box for $5.99, making Costco’s bulk buy a better deal.
Kirkland Signature Organic Blueberries
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Price: $9.09
Summer is over, and you won’t find high-quality fresh blueberries in many stores. But that doesn’t mean you should skip smoothies or stop baking muffins.
Score this massive three-pound bag for just over $9. The same size pack of Wyman’s Fresh Frozen Wild Blueberries sells for $13.29 at Target.
Tru Fru Milk Chocolate Strawberries
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Price: $11.99
Tired of cupcakes and cookies? Tru Fru’s strawberries are a delish dessert you can find in the freezer section. The white and milk chocolate-covered berries are a fan favorite.
Redditor OrdinaryNorth232 praised the Costco buy, writing, “These are fantastic. I ate a whole bag in two days (whoops!).”
Cookie Monster-themed treats aren’t just for kids. These ice cream bars are a sweet treat for adults, too.
You won’t find cutesy character faces on this gourmet goody. Instead, you’ll get blue Madagascar vanilla ice cream, chocolate chip cookies, chocolate sandwich cookies, and a lux fudge coating. Each 10-count box sells for less than $15 at Costco right now.
Kirkland Signature Italian Style Cooked Meatballs
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Price: $20.19
No time to cook from scratch? No problem. Whether you’re prepping for game day or making dinner, this six-pound bag is an easy option.
Heat this bargain buy in the microwave and serve the Italian-style meatballs with tomato sauce and pasta.
Everything seasoning isn’t just for bagels. Kirkland Signature adds this salty, savory blend to breaded fish filets.
And if you’re wondering whether this $18 pack of frozen cod is worth it, Redditor SuperSynapse raved, “THIS IS ALL CAPS GOOD,” and carnevooddoo wrote, “We love this stuff.”
Serve these sheet-pan veggies as a side, in a sandwich, or over plain pasta. The four-pound bag includes lightly seasoned sweet potatoes, broccoli florets, zucchini, red onion, and Brussels sprouts.
Partini Breaded Jalapeno Poppers
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Price: $15.89
Save money and pass on takeout apps. These frozen ready-to-heat jalapeno poppers are a fraction of what you would pay for a similar starter at a restaurant.
Each batter-dipped pepper is filled with heart cream cheese, making this pick a savory selection that party guests will enjoy.
Petite Cuisine Mozzarella Sticks
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Price: $18.69
Make enough mozzarella sticks for a family reunion, holiday party, or other large group without breaking the bank.
You’ll get between 82 and 92 air-fryer-ready pieces in this five-pound pack. Serve the cooked sticks with marinara sauce or a homemade tomato-basil blend.
For less than $12, you can get 50 veggie-packed spring rolls and Korean-style soy ginger dipping sauce.
Target sells a much smaller eight-count box of P.F. Chang’s mini version for $3.99. You would have to pay twice the price to get the same size quantity you could buy at Costco.
Rao’s Eggplant Parmesan
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Price: $11.99
Rao’s is a Costco fan fave. And now the beloved brand has frozen eggplant parm that the whole family can enjoy. At $11.99 for four pounds, this two-tray pack is a can’t-miss bargain.
Cuisine Adventures French Onion Soup
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Price: $11.99
Warm up on a cold fall day with a steaming bowl of hearty French onion soup. This frozen Costco find is an easy, affordable alternative to the from-scratch version — and shoppers agree.
Redditor PaulReveresHorse posted, “Definitely worth the money and six minutes in the microwave.”
Bottom line
Costco’s bulk buys and deep discounts make it easy to stay on budget. Fill your freezer this fall with sweet, savory, and healthy options. At these low prices, you can feed your family and leave cash in your wallet.
Stack your savings and use the best cash back credit cards . You could score rewards and other perks on eligible frozen foods or other products.
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