15 Unbeatable Deals on Costco Kirkland Groceries This Month
By Erica Loop,
12 hours ago
How can you save money on your next grocery haul? Choosing Kirkland Signature products over brand names is one of the best Costco hacks shoppers who are in-the-know use to keep their budgets in check.
From sweets and treats to pantry staples, the members-only warehouse club has everything you need to stock up and save this fall. And bonus, these generics are can’t-miss deals that won’t require you to cut coupons or download an app just to cut costs.
Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.
Spoil yourself with this sweet and salty snack. For $7.99, you’ll get over one pound of butter toffee-flavored cashews. Indulge in these nuts any time of the day or serve them as a party treat.
Pass on pricey barista blends and make coffee at home. Kirkland’s Columbian Supremo whole bean medium roast blend is the perfect start to your morning.
Fans rave about this Costco buy. Shopper Susanne wrote this review of the Kirkland coffee, “These are aromatic Columbian beans at an affordable price.
We grind a full canister of beans each morning with 9-10 cups of water in a 12-cup coffee maker for a robust but smooth and slightly sweet flavored coffee.”
3. Pure Organic Maple Syrup
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Price: $12.99
Don’t let the fancy container fool you into thinking this organic product is a pricey pick.
Even though it looks lux, the 25-ounce Kirkland Signature 100 percent pure organic maple syrup is a bargain. The limited-edition U.S. Grade A 2024 crop blend is only $12.99 this fall.
Make an Italian meal for less with this 22-ounce jar of Genovese basil pesto. Rao’s version sells for $4.29 at Target.
But you’ll only get one 6.7-ounce jar for that price. When you do the math, Kirkland’s generic version costs $0.49 per ounce, while the brand-name buy is $0.64.
5. Whole Peppercorns
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Price: $5.99
Pack your pantry with these peppercorns. Snag the 14.1-ounce size bottle for less than $6 right now. A smaller 8.08-ounce container of 365 by Whole Foods Market’s whole black peppercorns costs $10.99 on Amazon.
6. Microwave Popcorn
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Price: $16.99
Movie theater popcorn prices are outrageous. If you’re tired of the combined cost of tickets and snacks, turn your family room into a home theater. A mega-sized 44-count box of Kirkland microwavable popcorn costs less than what you could pay for a bucket from a concession stand.
Score eight 14.5-ounce cans of organic diced tomatoes for under $8 — that’s less than one dollar per can.
Mix a batch of homemade chili, make sauce, or blend the tomatoes into a hearty fall stew. The same size can of Hunt’s brand-name version costs more than $1.30 at Walmart.
8. Minced Garlic
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Price: $8.49
Save time and money with this 48-ounce jar of Kirkland minced garlic. Use the 100 percent California garlic to flavor a roast, meaty lasagna, or your favorite chicken recipe.
Target sells Spice World’s eight-ounce jar for $2.89, which is $0.36 per ounce. The more affordable Kirkland generic is only $0.18 per ounce.
9. Frozen Chicken Wings
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Price: $33.79
Prep for game day. Instead of pricey takeout, stay on budget and make wings at home.
The 10-pound resealable bag of antibiotic-free chicken is the perfect pick for football parties or family gatherings. Marinade the wings in your favorite spicy sauce or brush them with a BBQ glaze.
Spread this USDA organic dry-roasted peanut butter on toast, bagels, or English muffins — or use it to make a fall-flavored warm pumpkin peanut soup. With plenty of protein, this budget-friendly buy is a healthier option for lunches, snacks, and more.
Each $ 12.99 pack includes two 28-ounce jars of the creamy 100 percent U.S. Valencia butter.
11. Heavy Whipped Cream
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Price: $10.99
Warm up with a steaming cup of cocoa this fall. And, don’t forget to add a generous dollop of whipped cream.
Costco’s store-brand triple-pack of 15-ounce Kirkland sweetened Grade A pasteurized heavy whipped cream is only $10.99. At Target, one smaller 13-ounce can of Reddi-Wip costs $4.99. You would need to pay over $15 to get the same quantity of the name-brand option.
12. Smoked Salmon
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Price: $25.99
Stock your fridge with this brunch-ready staple. Layer the pre-sliced, farm-raised salmon onto a bagel and cream cheese sandwich, eat it with eggs, or mix it into a savory risotto. Get two 12-ounce size packs for less than $26.
Fall is a prime time for baking pies, cookies, and bread. And that means you need plenty of butter. This bulk buy is a steal at $16.49 for one pound of the salted sweet cream sticks.
14. Tempura Shrimp
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Price: $20.19
Prep for your next party with a 30-count pack of crispy batter-dipped shrimp. For just over $20, you’ll get 2.35 pounds of ready-to-bake shrimp and a side of soy dipping sauce.
15. Frozen Organic Mixed Vegetables
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Price: $8.99
Serve a healthy side for dinner tonight. This bulk-sized five-pound bag of USDA organic peas, carrots, sweet corn, and green beans is a bargain buy that could last for a week’s worth of meals or more. Heat and eat the veggies as-is, or mix them with your favorite dressing.
Bottom line
Kirkland Signature’s line of groceries includes everything you need to feed your family. But unlike brand-name buys, these Costco finds won’t break the bank.
The savings don’t have to stop at the register. Use the best cash back credit cards to score points, perks, and other rewards on eligible grocery, beauty, pet, auto, and home products.
Money tips that can work for everyone
No matter what your bank account balance is, there's always an opportunity to optimize and improve your finances. Here's a quick checklist of things you can look at today.
Focus on paying off your debt. Debt can hold you back from making progress with your overall financial well-being. Aside from cutting expenses, there are tools that can help you pay off debt faster like balance transfer credit cards and debt counseling.
Earning extra income can give you breathing room. If finances are tight, earning some extra money to supplement your income can make a huge difference. A new job is one option to consider, but if you're not ready to make a big change or already retired, a part-time side job could be a better choice.
Cut your expenses. It sounds painful and so not fun, but it doesn't have to be. Take a look at your biggest expenses because that's where you'll probably find the biggest savings. For example, auto insurance rates have been soaring so shopping around for a new insurance company can be the fastest way to cut your bill. Also, look for ways to cut your grocery bill (despite rising inflation).
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