16 Thrifty Costco Easter Deals We’re Tossing in Our Carts Before They Disappear

Easter is almost here, but cutting costs is a top priority. That's why we scoured the store to find Easter deals in every aisle.

If your shopping list isn't complete, we've got the best Costco hacks for finding bargains on starters, sides, sweet treats, and main meal staples.

From delicious food to inexpensive spring-themed paperware and spring decor, these Costco items will help you prep for your Easter celebration without busting your budget.

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

Price: $13.99

What's more Easter than a gold bunny? Two gold bunnies. Score a double-pack of these seven-ounce milk chocolate gourmet goodies for under $14. That's over 14 ounces total. In a price-per-ounce comparison, you'll only pay $0.99 at Costco versus $2.14 on Lindt's website.

Price: $2.49 per pound

Ham is an Easter meal staple that you can't skip. But that doesn't mean you have to max out your credit card on this essential item.

Not only is the Kirkland Signature spiral ham a steal for $2.49 per pound, but the hickory-smoked selection is fully cooked and pre-sliced. That leaves more time for you to spend with your family and less time in the kitchen.

Price: $11.99

This veggie tray is a quick, easy holiday meal starter — especially if you don't have time to cook an app. The platter includes an assortment of veggies and a container of tangy "everything" ranch dip.

Price: $6.99

Corn muffins are perfect for a holiday breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner. These are on the sweeter side, but not too sweet.

You can add herbed butter to make a savory side or even slice one open and make a leftover ham, egg, and cheese sandwich the next day. Costco's stamp of quality makes this a great deal, breaking it down to just 87 cents a muffin.

Price: $6.49

Whether you need a dozen to dye or want to bake fresh bread, eggs are at the top of your Easter shopping list. But this year, this everyday essential may push your budget past the breaking point.

Score an 18-count for $6.49. Twelve conventional Grade A's cost $5.29 at Whole Foods Market. In a price-per-egg comparison, you'll pay $0.36 at Costco versus $0.45 at the other store.

Price: $14.79

Save yourself some time when you pick this top-quality item that can be ready in a few minutes without making a mess in your kitchen.

The two-pack includes one spinach artichoke and one cheddar broccoli breakfast pie that are made with egg whites and don't include preservatives or colors — talk about a healthy, tasty, and budget-friendly option.

Don't let the cost of eggs interfere with your holiday meal menu. Try this brunch-ready prepared quiche if the current price doesn't fit your Easter shopping budget.

Price: $7.49

Serve the ultimate spring, refreshing drink all day long with this KS classic. You'll get two three-quarter-gallon bottles of high-quality lemonade. Mix up Easter holiday mocktails or cocktails without overspending on juice. Get two 96-ounce bottles of the organic 18-percent juice blend for $7.49. BJ's sells the same size duo of Wellsley Farms Organic Lemonade for $10.79.

Price: $8.79

No time to make a side? No problem. Costco has you covered with these ready-to-heat-and-eat scalloped potatoes. You'll get about eight servings with this 40-ounce pack.

The microwave heat option will take about eight to ten minutes to be ready, but if you have some extra time, we recommend heating it up in the oven for 25 minutes for a crunchy, cheesy top.

Price: $6.99

Baked fresh daily, these mini buns are 10/10 for their pillowy, chewy texture and homemade taste. Like homemade rolls, they are also preservative-free.

So don't wait to toss the 30-piece pack of buttery dinner rolls into your cart. Costco's quality and price are unbeatable. Target charges a dollar more for a smaller pack (24-count) of King's Hawaiin Sweet Rolls.

Price: $10.99

Make warm, flaky, crescent-shaped dinner rolls in the oven or your air fryer in about 10 minutes. Serve the golden brown goodies with butter, jam, or a decadent hazelnut chocolate spread.

For your budgeting calculations, Costco's 40-count, 2.5-pound box is $10.99, while you'll pay $16.99 for just 32 pieces of the same brand at Walmart.

Price: $8.99

Add a healthy side to your Easter meal without breaking the bank. Get five pounds of these USDA organic whole green beans for just $1.80 per pound.

This pick will last you and guarantee you have a ready-to-heat-and-eat side for your daily meals beyond the holiday celebration.

For your budget planning, that's a significant savings compared to the cost of fresh veggies. You'll pay almost $3 per pound for a bag from Pero Family Farms at Whole Foods Market.

Price: $9.99

If you don't have time to spend loading the dishwasher, add these stylish spring plates to your holiday buffet table. Costco's deal includes 100 paper plates — not the flimsy kind.

You'll be able to use them for all your spring and summer events. One of those low-cost, high-reward purchases.

Price: $6.17

Who says you can't get fancy with plasticware? This 160-piece set of disposable faux silver cutlery will help you set a beautiful table — minus the trouble of a heavy cleanup.

Get 80 heavyweight plastic forks, 40 spoons, and 40 knives for under $7. Don't assume you can find a better deal online. Amazon lists the same item for over $23.

Price: $19.49

Invest in disposable cups that are both stylish and serve all purposes. These insulated cups will allow you to serve your KS lemonade and hot beverages like coffee and tea.

The 18-count of the 16-ounce size even comes with matching lids for under $20. But check your local Costco club for the best deal. We spotted this buy for $15.99.

Price: $16.99

Jelly beans aren't just for kids. This brand-name buy features four pounds of candy with 49 flavors for savvy connoisseurs of all ages.

At $16.99, this is a must-have Easter deal. You can add it to glass bowls for a festive, decorative candy station and even put it into little to-go bags if you're gathering with a large community to celebrate. Both kids and adults will love that.

For the sake of your budget, Target sells a two-pound pack for $14.69. That equals over $29 for Costco's quantity.

Price: $51.49

Add stylish spring decor that won't wither away. If the price tag seems high for flowers, keep in mind these faux tulips only look like the real deal.

You can reuse the arrangement year after year. And you won't just get the 23-inch stems. This home decor find also includes a double-handed ceramic vase.

Don't wait to snag these deals and save money on groceries at Costco. Customers are snapping up Easter items in every aisle of the store.

And while you're shopping, check out special members-only deals on new spring fashions, gardening gear, and other seasonal selections.