15 Costco Kirkland Grocery Deals We're Adding to Our Carts This Month

The Kirkland Signature store brand is a top Costco membership perk that shoppers on a budget enjoy. Whether you’re new to the warehouse club or just not sure which of these bulk buys are the best deals, we’re here to help. Our roundup features the top grocery bargains of the month.

Food prices rose by 2.5 percent between 2023 and 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. If you’re looking for an easy way to reduce your monthly budget, generics (like the Kirkland brand) can help. 

From mouthwatering heat-and-eat meals and frozen finds to everyday essentials, our favorite finds can help you fill your fridge and pack your pantry for less.

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

Price: $9.49

Warm up on a chilly February night with a hot bowl of this gluten-free soup. White meat chicken and plenty of veggies make this two-pack of 32-ounce tubs an enjoyable meal.

Costco shoppers note that a few minor changes to this returning product make it even better. Redditor FLHunter1 wrote, “Had it the other day, and it seemed spicier, I liked it!”

Price: $6.99 per pound

Packed with the warehouse club’s iconic rotisserie chicken, baby spinach, bacon bits, diced red onions, shredded cheddar cheese, sliced tomatoes, and ranch dressing, this tasty lunchtime find is rolled in a savory spinach-flavored tortilla.

Price: $37.99

Start your morning with the bold, crisp flavor of this fan favorite. Snag the 120 K-cup pack of dark roast 100 percent Arabica blend pods for less than $38 right now. A smaller 96-count of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Dark Magic Coffee has a one-time purchase price of $73.96 on Keurig’s website.

Price: $11.39

This 95 percent grass-fed New Zealand butter is a steal for just over $11. Use the bulk buy to bake cookies or layer it onto warm, toasty rustic bread. You’ll get four of the eight-ounce sticks in each pack.

Price: $14.99

Cold and flu season is here — and you can get plenty of vitamin C in this organic orange juice. Score a two-count of 59-ounce bottles for under $15. 

A single 52-ounce size of Uncle Matt's Organic Orange Juice costs $8.99 at Whole Foods Market. Two of these smaller bottles cost almost $3 more than the Costco generic.

Price: $9.99

You can make a sweet sandwich for lunch or add this organic fruit spread to a charcuterie platter. The Kirkland generic costs only $0.24 per ounce, compared to $0.29 for a similar spread from Whole Foods Market’s 365 brand.

Price: $14.99

Bulk buy your veggie oil without breaking the bank. Pack your pantry with this two-count of three-quart bottles. At $14.99, that equals $0.07 per ounce. Crisco’s brand name version costs $0.12 at Target.

Price: $23.99

Snag a massive 25-pound bag of naturally fragrant Thai long-grain rice for $23.99. Check your local Costco for a better price. We spotted this select side for $17.99. Target sells a two-pound pack of Carolina Long Grain Jasmine Rice for $3.49. You would need to pay over $43 to get Costco’s quantity.

Price: $14.09

Whip up club sandwiches or add this turkey to green salads. The generic is a fraction of what you could pay for the sliced poultry pick at a deli. For just over $14, you’ll get three 14-ounce resealable packages of the 98 percent fat-free, gluten-free meat.

Price: $15.59

The food court fave is also available in Costco’s freezer section. This microwavable meal comes individually wrapped for added freshness. You could get a better bargain in your local Costco club. We found the six-count box for $13.59.

Price: $14.99

Pass on pricey takeout or gathered seafood selections. This ASC-certified garlic butter shrimp is the perfect party app. And bonus, you’ll get two of the one-pound bags for under $15.

Price: $12.59

Aged parm and cracked black pepper give this fully-cooked sausage a flavor you’ll savor. Serve the links with eggs and toast for breakfast, or slice the sausage and add it to a spicy pasta meal. Costco customers praise this pick. Redditor wingedfoot99 posted, “These are by far the best chicken sausages I’ve tried. Totally recommend these over their other choices.”

Price: $7.99

This hearth-baked bread may not seem like a steal for $7.99. But compared to what you could pay at a bakery or cafe, this giant two-pound buy is a must-have deal. Warm the rosemary and aged parmesan loaf and serve it with sweet cream butter, olive oil, hummus, or a sweet fig spread.

Price: $7.99

Kirkland’s nutty banana bread is a popular bakery bargain that customers enjoy. Costco subreddit user kjnew85 wrote a glowing review, “KS Banana Nut Loaf is fantastic! Dense, moist, and flavorful!”

Price: $11.99

The six-pack is filled with savory goodness that puts this pick on par with the gourmet goodies you would expect from specialty stores. You can eat the croissant dough, caramelized onion, cheese, and everything else seasoning pinwheels as-is, heat them in the air fryer, or use one to make an egg, bacon, cheese, and arugula breakfast sandwich.

What’s on your shopping list this month? Instead of pricey brand names, save money with these Kirkland Signature generics. The Costco buys are bargains that will leave cash in your wallet.

We’ve got one more tip for making the most out of your warehouse club grocery haul. Use the best cash back credit cards to increase your overall store savings. You could score points or perks on eligible purchases.