15 Hidden Treasures In Costco's Freezer Aisle

While items like Kirkland Signature's lasagna and Bibigo's steamed dumplings are well-known fan favorites that help you make the most of your Costco membership, the frozen food section has some hidden gems that fly just under the radar.

From mouthwatering maple pancake sandwiches to super-food smoothie mix, our favorite fins include starters, snacks, sweets, and entire entrées.

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

Price: $5.97

Quatayef? If you're not familiar with this delicious dessert, now is the perfect time to nab a 12-count of the sweet cream and cheese curd-stuffed rolled crepes. A subtle hint of orange blossom and pistachios to sprinkle on top gives the Middle Eastern treat a crave-worthy flavor you'll savor.

Price: $17.99

Pass on pricey pub fare and score this 2.5-pound box of beer-battered cod for less than $18. The wild-caught Alaskan seafood selection has a tender, flaky crust that crisps perfectly in a 400-degree air fryer (for about 14 minutes). Serve the fish with malt vinegar, coleslaw, and "chips."

Price: $12.99

On a health kick? This super smoothie blend is a nutritious start to your day. Blueberries, kale, raspberries, spinach, and bananas make this a vitamin-rich pick.

Forget about food waste. Get six individually packed eight-ounce bags for under $13. Simply use what you need and keep the rest frozen.

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Price: $13.69

Save money on delivery fees. Swap expensive takeout for this decadently delicious wood-fired basil and baby mozzarella frozen find. The three-pack is a steal for $13.69. For reference, a single Margherita pie from California Pizza Kitchen costs $17.49.

Price: $12.49

No dairy? No problem. These organic pops are the perfect alternative to ice cream. Each 50-calorie cherry, orange, lemon, lime, blue raspberry, and grape treat is a light, refreshing, and decidedly delicious dessert.

Costco Redditor Review-Alive raved about the multi-flavor find, "They are super tasty. I like them because they are not overly sweet. I highly recommend."

Price: $13.99

Costco's prepared deli tacos get all the glory. But this hidden treasure is just as tasty.

You don't have to sacrifice quality for convenience. Air fry this pick for five to six minutes at 375 degrees. The shredded antibiotic-free chicken and melted cheese perfectly match the crispy, crunchy tortilla shell.

Price: $16.89

Who says you can't have it all? This frozen breakfast buy features light, fluffy pancakes, maple sausage, and cage-free eggs.

Don't worry about adding syrup to these sammies — it's already baked into the "bread." And with 13 grams of protein, the sweet and savory stacker is a filling meal.

Price: $12.89

This is one sleeper you need to try. Perhaps it's the subtle kimchi kick, the crispy rice coating, or the ooey-gooey cheese. We're not sure what makes this foodie find so good, but this delicious delicacy is 10/10 for flavor and texture.

You won't waste money on frozen food you can't eat in one sitting. The 10-pack features individually wrapped microwavable rice balls.

Price: $13.99

Nab this county fair fare from Costco's freezer section ASAP. A sweet, crunchy honey-flavored batter sets the quarter-pound corn dogs apart from the pack.

Get 28 (seven pounds total) of the coated jumbo chicken franks for under $14. In a price-per-ounce comparison, this bulk buy is a bargain. You'll pay $0.12 for Foster Farms' frozen corn dogs versus $0.30 for State Fair's version at Target ($4.79 per six-count box).

Price: $14.99

Try something new for breakfast. Switch things up and swap your usual plain morning meal for this chicken sausage. The all-natural, fully cooked links have 75 percent less fat (compared to traditional pork), no preservatives, no nitrites/nitrates, and no MSG.

Price: $11.69

Treat yourself to this indulgent sweet. The teeny tiny bars feature a crunchy chocolate cookie coating and a decadent, dreamy ice cream center.

Get 20 minis (37 ounces) for $11.69. Target sells a three-count (nine ounces) of the full-size version for $4.89. That equals over $20 for Costco's quantity.

Price: $10.69

Serve this savory, smoky side with tacos, grilled veggies, pulled pork, seared steak, or barbecued chicken. Fire-roasted corn is the star of the show. But that's not all. The 3.5-pound pack also includes crumbled queso fresco cheese and sour cream elote sauce.

Price: $9.99

Tired of fatty fast food? This healthier alternative is made from seasoned 90/10 lean turkey. With 30 grams of protein per serving, the raw, ready-to-cook patties are both filling and tasty. Ten burgers for $9.99 is a budget-friendly deal. Target sells a six-patty pack from Butterball for $10.39.

Price: $15.69

Grab breakfast on the go. Forget about mushy cereal bars or carb-heavy muffins. These tasty turkey, cage-free egg, and sausage burritos contain a whopping 17 grams of protein. Want a crispy crunch? Heat the wrap in an air fryer for 22 minutes at 350 degrees.

Price: $10.99

Spice up your next dinner with these Jamaican-style patties. Flaky crust and perfectly seasoned beef make this a tasty buy. But don't let the spice stop you from enjoying this freezer section find. Reddit user Forsaken-Revenue-628 noted, "I cannot handle any heat, and I love these."

Instead of cooking from scratch, you can save time and tackle high grocery costs with these ready-to-heat-and-eat options.

Don't worry if you can't finish an entire Costco bulk buy at one meal. Here's a tip: Choose pre-portioned items. These freezer section finds make it easy to only use what you need.