16 Costco March Freezer Deals That Are Too Good To Pass Up

To stretch your March shopping budget further, use Costco shopping hacks that make spending less on groceries easy. One top trick is to stock up on frozen food deals.

Don’t waste money on perishable products you might not use before the sell-by date. Instead, fill your freezer with bulk buys from the warehouse club.

Our round-up features everything from sweet treats to party-ready apps. We hand-picked the best buys to help you stock up and save.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $14.99

Indulge your sweet tooth without breaking the bank on gourmet goodies. This 10-pack of ice cream bars features an ube flavor and decadent brownie chunks.

If you were a fan of the brand’s Cookie Monster Ice Cream Bars, this new-to-Costco freezer selection is a must-try buy.

Price: $9.99

Stock up on healthy veggies for under $10. Make a side or stir-fry a main meal in minutes with this 5.5-pound bulk buy.

The blend of broccoli, yellow and orange carrots, onions, sugar snap peas, green beans, mushrooms, water chestnuts, and red bell peppers is a steal at $0.12 per ounce.

Target sells Birds Eye Steamfresh frozen veggies for $0.18 per ounce.

Price: $12.99

What is Qatayef? The Arabic dessert includes pancakes stuffed with sweet cream and cheese curds. For $12.99, you’ll get 12 pieces and two packs of pistachio topping.

Redditors are raving about this new freezer find. User Nesquik44 posted, “It has a nice, light orange blossom flavor that is not overpowering.”

Price: $15.49

Score a 2.47-pound box of these tender chicken, mushroom, cabbage, and onion dumplings for $15.49. That’s 36 total dumplings — divided into six individually wrapped trays.

What do shoppers think? Redditor Adept-Opinion8080 praised the pick, “Probably the best frozen product Costco sells.”

Price: $13.99

Make crispy sandwiches, chicken parm, pasta dishes, or slice the fillets into strips and add them to a green salad. The massive four-pound (48-ounce) bag is a steal for $13.99.

Target sells a 24-ounce pack from Just Bare for $11.99. In a cost-per-ounce comparison, you’ll pay $0.29 for the KS generic and $0.50 for the brand name.

Price: $16.99

Pass on pricey takeout pies and save delivery fees. Nab this three-pizza pack for under $17 while you can. The returning product is a fan favorite that shoppers enjoy.

Costco subreddit user mogulman1 wrote, “I thought they were very good. The middle wasn’t liquidy like some frozen pizzas.”

Price: $19.49

Prep for a party or serve this starter before your next family dinner. Each 2.5-pound box contains between 40 and 50 take-and-bake crispy breaded shrimp.

Redditor mamampapapuppa gave this freezer section selection a glowing review, “10/10 recommend…Came out better than most shrimp appetizers from a standard restaurant. Great deal for the amount of protein per serving.”

Price: $19.99

Try this pub-style halibut at home if your budget doesn’t include wiggle room for Fish Fry Friday. A two-pound box of this frozen, partially cooked, lightly battered fish is a bargain for under $20.

Oven-bake or deep fry this fish and serve it with rice pilaf, veggies, or a side of your favorite sauce.

Price: $15.49

Not in the mood for meat? No problem. These protein-rich burgers are completely plant-based. Get a 10-count of the non-GMO, hormone, and antibiotic-free patties for $15.49 at Costco.

Whole Foods Market sells a smaller eight-pack of the Beyond Cookout Classic Patties for $18.99.

Price: $9.99 (on sale from $16.99)

Instead of full-size burgers, fill your freezer with these adorable (and affordable) minis. Score a four-pound bag on sale for under $10. Stack the sliders onto smaller-sized sandwich buns and cheese to make a tiny (but tasty) meal.

Price: $16.99

Tired of takeout? This frozen four-pound pack of Italian cheese and marinara-topped breaded eggplant sells for $16.99, while a single eggplant parm dinner from the Olive Garden costs over $17.

Price: $12.99

Whip up a tray of apps without spending the day in your kitchen. A 40-piece box of savory spinach and creamy artichoke bites is the perfect starter for a springtime party or any other get-together. Heat and eat these as-is, or serve them with a warm, zesty tomato dip.

Price: $7.99

Even though the weather is getting warmer, March isn’t the start of blueberry season. But that doesn’t mean you can’t stock up on your favorite fruit. Use this seven-pound bag to make spring smoothies or sprinkle the organic berries onto ice cream.

Price: $9.99

For less than $10, this three-pound 50-piece box of frozen veggie spring rolls is a must-have bargain buy. As a bonus, you’ll also get a package of Korean-style soy-ginger sauce with your purchase.

An eight-count of P.F. Chang’s Frozen Vegetable Mini Egg Rolls costs $3.99 at Target. You’ll pay over $24 at that price to get Costco’s quantity.

Price: $14.99

Switch up your regular burger menu and swap out beef for grilled chicken. These fully-cooked patties are gluten-free, microwavable, and packed with plenty of protein (18 grams per serving).

Price: $13.89

Skip the prep steps and heat these ready-cut veggies. Add the mouthwatering mix to a grilled chicken dinner, serve it with steak, or toss oven-baked tofu into the fire-roasted squash, bell pepper, onion, and broccoli blend.

Why throw money away on perishable products that go bad after a week or two? We scoured Costco’s freezer section and found the best bargains on frozen meals, apps, snacks, and treats.

Add to your overall store savings this March. Use the top rewards credit cards to earn cash back or other perks on eligible freezer deals right now.