15 Healthy Costco October Finds That Are Delicious (And Affordable)

Price has nothing to do with the nutritional value of the food you choose. Eat a healthy diet and save money at Costco on these affordable options.

From fiber-rich breakfast buys to organic add-ins, you can score the season’s best deals at the members-only warehouse club. So go ahead and fill your cart. Costco’s everyday low prices will keep your budget in check and leave cash in your wallet.

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

Price: $10.49

This budget-friendly breakfast buy helps to support your immune system and digestive health. But that’s not all.

According to fans, this granola has a flavor you’ll savor. Costco shopper George raved, “It is the most delicious breakfast cereal I have ever eaten. I like the organic nature of its ingredients…I can’t recommend this product enough!”

Price: $14.99

Stock up on this healthy pick and save. Each box includes six 8.5-ounce pouches of organic quinoa and brown rice with a garlic blend. The fiber-rich USDA organic vegetarian mix is artificially flavor and color-free. Don’t worry about spending your day in the kitchen — this microwavable Costco find is ready to eat in as little as 90 seconds.

Take it from the warehouse club’s shoppers; this is a healthy side you’ll enjoy. Reviewer Angelina praised the pick, “My new found easy and quick fave food!”

Price: $10.19

Get four one-pound microwavable bags of this USDA organic veggie for just over $10 at Costco right now. Serve the florets as a side, mix them with pasta, or smother them in a rich cheddar cheese sauce.

Price: $14.99

Use this coconut oil to fry, saute, and more. Swap out butter for this USDA organic, cold-pressed, unrefined option. And bonus, you can remove makeup, moisturize your skin, and hydrate your hair with the bulk bargain buy.

Score this 84-ounce container for less than $15 at Costco. Fifty-four ounces of Carrington Farms’ organic virgin cold-pressed coconut oil sells for $19.99 on Amazon.

Price: $11.99

Stay warm on a chilly fall day with homemade chicken noodle soup. Start your recipe with this budget-friendly organic Kirkland Signature stock.

For less than $12, you’ll get six 32-ounce resealable cartons. That equals $1.99 apiece. Compare Costco’s per-pack price to $3.19 for one 32-ounce container of Swanson’s brand chicken stock at Target.

Price: $9.99

Are you looking for a healthier snack? Instead of chips, cookies, and cupcakes, try Kirkland’s dried mangoes. This 2.19-pound bag costs less than $10. Target sells a smaller 12-ounce size of Good and Gather’s organic unsweetened mangoes for $11.99.

Price: $9.99

Swap out sugary cereal for these healthy whole-grain rolled oats. Costco’s massive 10-pound bag is a steal at $9.99.

A smaller 42-ounce container of Quaker Oats costs $5.49 at Target. You would pay over $20 for the same quantity as Costco’s Kirkland deal.

Price: $12.39

Dried apricots, rolled oats, sunflower seeds, flax seeds, honey, coconut, quinoa, and chia seeds make these USDA organic bites a healthy snack that you’ll enjoy. The zero trans fat sweet treat is a good source of fiber and Omega-3’s.

Price: $10.79

Pass on pricey takeout grape leaves and try this $10.79 option instead. Frankly Fresh’s vegetarian recipe includes seasoned rice, onions, tomatoes, and red peppers.

Pick up a 32-ounce pack in Costco’s refrigerated foods section this fall. Pair this healthy foodie find with hummus and pita, a fresh garden salad, or a warm bowl of hearty veggie stew.

Price: $12.99

Add these six-seed 100 percent whole-grain crackers to a fall party platter or charcuterie board.

Sesame, flax, amaranth, quinoa, millet, and chia make the baked bites a healthy alternative to chips. Costco sells a double-pack of the 14-ounce size for less than $13. You’ll pay $3.49 for four ounces at Target.

Price: $13.69

This whole-grain oat and fruit bar is a healthy, travel-ready treat. Each 24-count box includes 12 strawberry and 12 apple flavors for less than $14.

Don’t assume that you can find a better price online. Amazon sells the same size pack for over $26.

Price: $11.99

With just two ingredients, these sprouted, salted pumpkin seeds are a simple snack that won’t disappoint. One serving of the USDA organic, non-GMO seeds has eight grams of protein.

You can eat the pumpkin picks as-is, add them to homemade trail mix, or sprinkle them onto a salad. Costco shopper Steffsgirl praised the product, writing, “These are delicious, fresh, and healthy. The price is good, too.”

Price: $6.79

Make stir fry, bake cubes, or add the tofu to a savory veggie breakfast scramble. At $6.79 for four 18-ounce packs, it is a must-have Costco bargain buy. Whole Foods Market sells 10 ounces of Hodo’s organic extra firm tofu for $5.79.

Price: $18.99

Whip up a healthy lunch in minutes. Kirkland Signature’s wild-caught solid white tuna has 42 grams of protein per serving. Mix low-fat mayo or a touch of olive oil, celery, carrots, and dill with the fish. Serve the savory salad on whole-grain bread or a low-carb tortilla.

Price: $13.99

Start your day in a healthy way. Get four 8.5-ounce acai and granola bowls from Costco’s freezer section for less than $14. That equals $3.49 per bowl. Target sells a smaller 6.1-ounce size from Sambazon for the same price.

At Cosco, you don’t have to sacrifice cost for quality. The bulk buy warehouse superstore has the best deals on nutritious (and delicious) bargain buys.

Stack your savings and use the top rewards credit cards. This October, you could earn cash back, travel points, or other perks on eligible grocery purchases.