15 Crazy-Good Costco Bargains on Snacks This October
By Erica Loop,
12 hours ago
Stock up on snacks and save money at Costco this fall. Your pantry is packed with Halloween candy and your fridge is full of pumpkin spice everything. If you’ve had your fill of autumn-inspired treats, check out the warehouse club’s other sweet, salty, and savory snacking deals right now.
While some of these bargains are seasonal, they don’t all scream “fall.” But they will all keep hunger at bay. And at Costco’s low prices, these snacks won’t break the bank.
Editor’s note : Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.
Nutella is a fan favorite on its own. Add two delicately flaky cookies, and you get a crave-worthy snack. The hazelnut spread-filled “biscuits” are a bargain for under $15. Each box includes four 9.7-ounce bags.
Costco shopper Lerner reviewed the product’s flavor and cost, “Love this product. Nutella inside a cookie is amazing. Great quality at an excellent price. Will buy again and again.”
3. Pirate’s Booty
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Price: $15.99 (on sale for $11.99)
These grab-and-go 0.5-ounce bags are the perfect snack for your busy day. At under $12, the aged white cheddar baked rice and corn travel-ready packs are a steal. The same 40-count box of “Booty” costs $16.99 at BJ’s.
You don’t have to wait for the winter to eat chestnuts (minus roasting on an open fire). This six-pack of shelled and ready-to-eat chestnuts has a mild, almost sweet potato-like flavor you’ll savor.
5. Pocky Variety Pack
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Price: $9.99
Snag this 12-count variety pack for less than $10 at Costco. You’ll get three packs of cookies and cream, three packs of strawberry cream, and six packs of chocolate cream in one box. Redditor ladyerim praised Pocky, writing, “Best snack. Satisfies that munchie need.”
6. Kirkland Milk Chocolate Raisins
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Price: $19.99
Get over three pounds of decadent chocolate-coated raisins for under $20. If you can’t stomach any more pumpkin spice and you’re not ready to break open the Halloween candy, snack on these sweet treats.
Costco shopper dhoov22 wrote a glowing review of this popular choice, “I used to buy them from another competitor’s warehouse, but the Kirkland brand is, hands-down, so much better! They are huge, delectable, absolutely irresistible, and addicting.”
Switch things up and ditch your usual chips. These preservative-free, non-GMO sweet strips are lightly salted and have a subtle flavor. Costco sells Lulu’s 16-ounce bag for $5.99. Target charges $4.99 for Chifles plantain product — but it only contains eight ounces of the crispy strips.
8. Kirkland Chunky Guacamole
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Price: $14.99
Guac is a go-to dip that pairs perfectly with tortilla chips, pita, multigrain crackers, mini carrots, or rustic bakery bread. This 16-pack is the ideal option for individual snackers. Instead of wasting money on a bulk-buy size of the avocado blend, you can open one of the 2.5-ounce cups.
9. Bistro 28 Pretzel Bites
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Price: $12.99
Skip plain pretzels and upgrade your snacking game. This two-plus-pound box of 50 bites also includes one pack of mustard dip and two packs of cheddar cheese. Costco shopper and Redditor natur_al praised the price, “I’m pretty sure I paid $11.99 for an appetizer of six of these at a restaurant.”
Snack smarter this fall. Instead of sugar-packed sweets, try this non-GMO chickpea treat. You can get more than guacamole in cups at Costco. Kirkland’s organic hummus pack includes 20 of the 2.5-ounce single-serve cups.
11. Stacy’s Pita Chips
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Price: $7.99
Do you need something to dip into hummus or eat with guac? Try these crispy, crunchy pita chips. Score a 28-ounce size bag for less than $8 at Costco. A significantly smaller 16-ounce pack costs $7.89 at Target.
12. Kirkland Sous Vide Egg Bites
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Price: $11.99
Breakfast food as a snack? Yes, you can eat these Kirkland sous vide egg bites any time of the day. The five-serving box of uncured bacon and gouda bites is a must-gave foodie find. Made with cage-free eggs, the protein-rich snack is a dupe of Starbucks’ pricier version.
Reddit user Rygards noted that Kirkland’s bites, “Are fantastic and literally identical to the Starbucks’ ones…Great in the microwave, even better in the air fryer. Highly recommend!”
Pizza lovers will enjoy this savory snack. The 100 percent mozzarella cheese-made chips are keto-friendly and have 13 grams of protein per serving. Costco shopper Cookie44 reviewed these pizza-flavored crisps and wrote, “First time I purchased this item, and I cannot wait to purchase it again.”
Snack on something different this fall. These baked multi-grain crackers have a distinctively savory pimento cheese flavor. Eat this $8.99-per-box bargain buy straight from the box or with your favorite dip.
15. Nature’s Garden Roasted Hazelnuts
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Price: $11.79
This healthy, low-fat snack is full of antioxidants, fiber, and so much more. Costco’s $11.79 price is a deal you can’t pass up. Amazon sells the same 26-ounce bag for over $20.
Bottom line
Costco has the top snacks of the season for less. So go ahead and fill your cart with travel-ready trail mix, decadent chocolate-covered raisins, breakfast bites, and more. The warehouse club’s everyday low prices will keep your budget in check and leave cash in your wallet.
The savings don’t have to stop at the register. This October, use the top rewards credit cards to earn cash back, travel points, and other perks on eligible grocery purchases.
Money tips that can work for everyone
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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.
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