15 Costco Kirkland Brand Grocery Deals You Can’t Skip This June

Instead of overspending on fancy packaging, consider swapping brand-name buys for Kirkland Signature generics. You won't be sacrificing quality or taste for the sake of cost.

Whether you're planning a summer soirée or filling your fridge, you can shrink your grocery budget when you save money at Costco.

Our favorite finds include everything you need at prices that won't break your budget.

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

Price: $9.69

Serve KS's organic salsa with tortilla chips, over quesadillas, or inside a hand-rolled burrito. The two-count of 28-ounce bottles is a steal for under $10.

For reference, a 15.5-ounce container of Tostitos salsa costs $4.79 at Target. In a price-per-ounce showdown, Costco's generic is the winner at $0.17, compared to $0.31.

Price: $10.99

Fire up the barbecue and grill these bargain-priced brats to pure perfection. Get 3.5 pounds (14 bratwurst links) for less than $11. And bonus, this pick is free of preservatives, MSG, artificial flavors, and artificial colors.

What do shoppers think? Costco Redditor regular-loser raved, "I smoked these the other day with cherry wood and they turned out so good."

Price: $12.99

Stay hydrated on hot summer days without breaking the bank on pricey brand–name beverages. Kirkland's sports drink dupe is a bargain for $12.99.

This 24-pack includes eight Fruit Punch, eight Orange, and eight Blue Raspberry flavors (20-ounce bottles). Target sells an 18-count of Gatorade's smaller 12-ounce bottles for $12.39.

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Price: $15.79

Snack smarter this summer. Trade greasy chips and sugary sweets for this two-plus-pound bag of mixed nuts.

The dry-roasted almond, dry-roasted hazelnut, dry-roasted pistachio, and walnut blend is free of sodium and cholesterol, making the American Heart Association-certified pick a healthier alternative to other treats.

Price: $9.99

Score this eight-count bulk buy for under $10 right now. The 14.5-ounce cans of vine-ripened organic diced tomatoes are perfect for making a quick homemade salsa, spaghetti sauce, or a summery chilled soup like gazpacho.

Compare Costco's generic bulk deal to brand-name buys. Target sells a single 14-ounce can of Muir Glen Organic Fire Roasted Diced Tomatoes for $2.99. At that price, you'll pay over $23 to get the warehouse club's quantity.

Price: $42.99

Get ready for grilling season and fill your freezer with this 40-count box of quarter-pound burgers. This bulk buy is an easy (and affordable) option for your next backyard barbecue. Pair the ground beef patties with buttery brioche buns, tangy tomato ketchup, and fresh veggies.

Price: $16.99

Don't waste warm summer days standing over a hot stove. Use this canned Kirkland product to make a quick lunch or dinner.

Mix the chunk chicken breast with low-fat mayo (or Greek yogurt), diced celery, red grapes, dill, a splash of lemon, and a pinch of black pepper. Serve the summer salad over garden greens or on multigrain bread.

Price: $20.99

Elevate your next meal with this smooth, cold-pressed EVOO. Use the organic olive oil as a dipping sauce, add it to homemade salad dressing, drizzle it over pasta, or mix it into a marinade.

Get two liters (over 67 ounces) for $20.99. A 34-ounce bottle of Colavita's EVOO costs $27.99 at Whole Foods Market.

Price: $9.99

Fans of KS's creamy almond butter will enjoy this organic version. With zero grams of trans fat per serving, this USDA organic item is a healthier alternative to other spreads. Pair this pick with Kirkland's Organic Strawberry Spread ($10.09) or Wild Flower Honey ($14.99).

Price: $9.99

Impress guests with the perfect party platter and create a gourmet charcuterie board for less. Start with this savory selection.

The reduced-sodium Italian-style dry salame is a fan favorite. Costco subreddit user brasmann00 praised this product: "It's absolutely delicious and has a superb texture."

Price: $7.89

Pack these creamy cups in your picnic basket or toss a few into your insulated beach tote. The heavenly hummus singles are a quick, convenient snacking option with a healthy edge. Score 20 of the 2.5-ounce containers for under $8 this June. Sabra's six-count is $6.59 at Target.

Price: $15.99

Satisfy your sweet tooth and nab this summer staple. The party-ready pie is five massive pounds of buttery, flaky pastry crust and tangy tart cherries. Add to the classic flavor and serve it with a heaping helping of Kirkland Signature premium vanilla ice cream.

Price: $5.89 per pound

Good Gouda is hard to find. That is, unless you snag this Costco Kirkland deal. The mild, almost buttery cheese is an easy upscale add-on to your party platter or charcuterie board. Also great to melt on top of your barbecued beef patty if you're making burgers.

Price: $9.99

This refreshingly light, zero-calorie citrus green tea is a summertime favorite. And at under $10 for 25 of the 16.9-ounce bottles, the budget-friendly dupe is a major deal.

Target sells a 12-pack of Lipton Diet Green Citrus Tea for $7.19. That means Costco's generic costs you $0.29 per bottle, or $0.45 for the brand-name.

Price: $9.99

Stock your backyard bash buffet with this 24-count of assorted double nut, oatmeal raisin, and chocolate chunk cookies for under $10. Don't worry, we won't tell your friends and family that these aren't homemade.

Inexpensive and "cheap" aren't always the same. And when it comes to Kirkland Signature generics, the Costco private label line offers exceptional value for the price.

Looking for more ways to save money on groceries? Go shopping during the first week of the month to get first pick on new deals that can help you save more.