16 Costco Finds Worth Buying if You’re Down to Your Last $50

Budget-conscious shoppers know how to save money at Costco. If you're down to your last $50 (or just want to spend less this month), we can help you get the most bang for your buck.

Our favorites include everything from the store's iconic rotisserie chicken to protein-packed pancake mix. These bargains are more than just exceptional values — they're also high-quality finds your family will enjoy.

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

Price: $13.99

Craving Chick-fil-A? Save money on this dupe. The three-pound bag of crispy breaded chicken fillets is an affordable alternative that you can use to make multiple meals.

Heat the breasts for about 20 minutes in your air dryer or bake them in an oven. If you're short on time, you can just microwave this freezer find for three minutes.

Price: $7.89

Kidney beans are an everyday essential that provides plenty of health benefits. These legumes are low in calories, high in protein, and have plenty of fiber.

Snag an eight-count of 15.5-ounce cans for under $8. This is a steal compared to what you could pay for individual cans ($1.59 at Target).

Price: $11.79

No dairy? No problem. This oat beverage is a bargain. You'll get six 32-ounce containers for under $12.

Costco shopper Joanne gave the non-dairy drink five stars on Costco's website, writing, "I appreciate both the flavor and the calcium content."

Price: $11.99

While the cost of a dozen is still high, this six-pound (six 16-ounce cartons) pack of liquid cage-free egg whites is an outstanding value.

Not only is this pick a less expensive alternative, but the fat and cholesterol-free whites have a longer refrigerated shelf life than whole eggs.

Price: $10.99

Quinoa is a good source of protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals, and more. Like rice, this is also a versatile food you can pair with almost every meal.

What do shoppers think? Costco customer "Kdeldy" raved, "Really good product…Very fresh and flavorful, cooks up quick."

Price: $11.99

Rice is a kitchen staple, making it a must-have pantry item. And for less than $12, you can nab a massive 25-pound bag. For reference, two pounds of Carolina Enriched Extra Long Grain Rice costs $2.99 at Target. At that price, you'd pay over $37 for Costco's quantity.

Price: $20.99

Make your next Costco haul count and stock up on essentials. This giant 30-roll pack of TP is a steal for under $21. The soft, absorbent tissue is septic-safe and features wide sheets for extra comfort.

Price: $17.99

You can't put a price on your health. But that doesn't mean you should overspend on expensive brand-name multis.

CVS sells 125 Centrum Silver tablets for $14.99. For $3 more, you can get 400 of the Kirkland Signature generic. And you might score an even better deal at your local Costco club. We spotted these vitamins for $12.99.

Price: $18.99

Groceries aren't the only bargain items at Costco. If you're short on cash, this six-piece machine-washable polyester microfiber sheet set is a home decor deal you can't pass up.

Compare $18.99 at the warehouse club to $115 for a similar product from Kenneth Cole New York at Macy's.

Price: $4.99

The iconic item is one of the most beloved Costco bargains of all time. Carve the perfectly seasoned poultry product and serve it with corn on the cob and a fresh green salad, use it to make a healthy sandwich, or mix this rotisserie chicken into savory homemade soup.

Price: $9.49

If fresh bunches don't fit your budget, save money with this freezer section deal. Get four one-pound bags for $9.49. Steam the florets and serve the veggies with a savory cheese sauce, add the KS broccoli to a creamy soup, or toss it with pasta.

Price: $12.89

This isn't the same plain pancake mix you usually get. The whole grain blend has 14 grams of protein and four grams of fiber per serving, making it a filling, healthy breakfast or brunch option.

With the money you'll save on this find, add a 33.8-ounce bottle of Kirkland Signature Organic Maple Syrup ($14.99) or Kirkland Signature Whole Dried Blueberries ($10.49) to your morning meal.

Price: $8.39

This KS almond butter provides an extra punch of protein to breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Spread it onto multigrain toast, blend it into a smoothie, or add it to your favorite cookie recipe.

Compare $8.39 for the 27 ounces of the Costco generic to $7.99 for a 12-ounce jar of Justin's at Target.

Price: $12.49

We spotted deep discounts on popular brand names, like this original roast coffee. Get a 2.70-pound (43.1 ounces) canister of the ground medium brew for under $12.50. Target sells a significantly smaller 27.5-ounce container of the same item for $11.79.

Price: $4.99 per pound

Grill burgers, make meaty mac and cheese, or whip up a crock pot of chili for less. This bulk buy of 88/12 ground beef is only $4.99 per pound. For reference, a one-pound pack of Target's Good and Gather 80/20 costs $6.49.

Price: $8.99

Don't waste money on tomatoes that end up in the trash. This shelf-stable eight-pack of 14.5-ounce cans won't mold in a few days. Add the organic diced veggies to everything from homemade salsa to stew.

Costco's unbeatable prices make it easy to tackle high grocery costs. But that doesn't mean every product in this store is a steal of a deal.

Maximize your monthly budget and shop wisely. Along with these frugal finds, look for special in-store discounts, seasonal markdowns, and holiday sale offers.