14 Costco Products Every Kitchen Should Have (#11 Will Save You So Much Time on Meal Prep)

Does the kitchen cupboard look bare? It might be time for a Costco run. One great way to rack up some Costco savings is to buy items from the retailer that you can use to restock your kitchen.

That might mean purchasing staples such as butter or condiments. Or perhaps it is time to update your kitchenware.

Check out the following items from Costco that can give your kitchen a boost. Just keep in mind that prices can vary depending on where you live.

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

Costco carries Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter, which is perfect for everyday items such as toast or vegetables, as well as for fun baking projects.

Buying in bulk can be a great way to fight inflation. At Costco, you can grab four 8-ounce bars of salted Irish butter for $16.29.

If you are hoping to avoid high-fructose corn syrup, trying pure maple syrup might be the right move.

Costco’s Kirkland Signature Organic Pure Maple Syrup comes in a 1-liter jug for $14.99.

If you can never find a paper towel when you need one, stock up with the Bounty Advanced Paper Towels at Costco.

The pack of paper towels comes with 12 rolls of paper towels for $29.99.

You probably became more aware of washing your hands during the pandemic. If you go through soap fast, Costco has you covered.

Grab Softsoap Advanced Clean Liquid Hand Soap — which comes in two 80-ounce bottles — for $12.99. It’s an easy buy, so you always have some handy when you need to refill your soap dispensers.

A kitchen towel is good to have around to wipe down surfaces or clean up messes and spills in your kitchen.

At Costco, you can purchase Boston Traders 8-Pack Microfiber All-purpose Towels for $9.97. You can choose from a variety of blues, muted hues, or a multi-colored pack for an extra pop of color in your kitchen.

If you have leftovers that you need to store or plan to try prepping meals in advance, consider buying the Snapware Pyrex 18-piece Glass Food Storage Set for $35.99.

The set comes with nine glass containers of various sizes. All have lids that easily snap on to keep your food fresh while it’s stored.

Need some essentials for your new kitchen? Costco might be able to help you out.

The Cuisinart 12-piece Essential Tool and Gadget Set come with all the basics you’ll need in a new kitchen, such as spatulas and spoons, a whisk, a can opener, tongs, and more. The set costs $49.99.

A new kitchen faucet may be a good purchase if you’re trying to update your kitchen from drab to fab.

Check out the Delta Varos Pulldown Kitchen Faucet at Costco for $189.99, which includes a faucet with an extendable reach for cleaning dishes. You also get a soap dispenser you can integrate into your counter.

It can be annoying digging around your fridge to find ketchup, mustard, and relish. So stock up with the Heinz Picnic Pack at Costco.

The pack includes mustard, pickle relish, and two squeezable ketchup bottles for $10.99. The packs are great if you need to stock up for cooking at home or you’re grilling for a large group of family and friends.

Is your pantry a mess, with opened boxes and snacks scattered all over?

Get that pantry in line with OXO SoftWorks 9-piece POP Food Storage Container Set. The set includes five different sizes of stackable containers for $59.99.

Want to find out what all the hype is about when it comes to air fryers? Pick up one at Costco.

The Gourmia 7-Quart Digital Air Fryer has one-touch cooking functions and is compact, so it’s perfect for your kitchen counter. Grab one for $49.99 at your local Costco or order it online for delivery.

Olive oil is a great option if you’re trying to cook more healthful meals or just want oil to add to recipes for an extra flavor.

Try Kirkland Signature Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil for $22.99. It comes in a 2-liter bottle that should last a long time.

Instead of buying a huge bag of rice, try Seeds Of Change Organic Quinoa And Brown Rice.

The rice-and-quinoa mix comes in a box with six 8.5-ounce pouches that make it easy to prepare in your microwave. The cost is $14.99.

Eggs are a kitchen staple that has gotten expensive lately. But you might get a better deal at Costco.

For example, you can get two dozen Kirkland Signature Organic Large Brown Eggs, Cage Free for $8.49.

Pro tip: When buying in bulk, remember to think in terms of per-unit costs. For example, divide the cost of Costco’s eggs in half so it’s easier to compare the cost of a dozen eggs at Costco to what you would pay at your local store.

Shopping at Costco for items for your kitchen — or any part of your house — can pay off if you find the right item with a great price.

If you’re planning to shop at Costco, make sure to use some smart shopping hacks to save even more money.