16 Ultra Thrifty November Costco Deals to Pack Your Pantry for Less

Stock and save at Costco this November. From bone broth to classic cocoa, the warehouse club has deep discounts and bulk buys on everything to pack your pantry for the season.

One of the easiest ways to unlock the true value of your Costco membership is by taking advantage of the unbeatable deals on these top pantry products. At these low prices, you’re sure to keep your shopping budget in check.

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

Price: $7.99

Score two 24.5-ounce jars of this savory sauce for less than $8 at Costco. Customers rave about this popular pantry pick.

Redditor TheMysticalBaconTree wrote, “Best commercially available butter chicken sauce…It's our favorite for a quick meal with chicken and rice.”

Price: $11.99

The winter weather is almost here. And that means you need to stock up on toasty, warm beverages. Before you buy an overpriced barista-blended cocoa, check out Costco’s deal on the DIY version.

This classic hot chocolate is only $11.99 for a 30-ounce canister. Just add hot milk or your favorite non-dairy alternative.

Dress up your cup of cocoa with a spritz of peppermint-flavored whipped cream and a drizzle of caramel sauce. A 16-ounce grande-size hot chocolate could cost you $4.45 at a Starbucks cafe.

Price: $21.99

Snack healthier this fall. Instead of greasy chips, try this baked Frito Lay mix.

The 30-count box includes seven Baked Lay’s Original Potato Chips, seven Baked Cheetos, five Baked Lay’s Barbecue, seven Baked Ruffles Cheddar and Sour Cream, and four Baked Cheetos Lamin’ Hot.

Don’t assume you’ll pay less online. Costco’s low everyday price is $21.99, while Amazon charges $29.99 for the same item.

Price: $16.99

Treat yourself (or someone special) to an indulgent home-baked brownie. This decadently rich Ghirardelli mix includes three kinds of chocolate chips. At $16.99 for six 20-ounce packs, this is a steal.

Customers praise this sweet treat. Costco shopper RainyDayLady said, “I’ve been buying this package from Costco for years, and everyone in my family loves these fudgy brownies. I add chopped walnuts to the mix and, I’ll admit, try to pass them off as my own homemade.”

Price: $9.89

These quick and easy individual packets of beef bone broth make healthy on-the-go meals a breeze. Toss a pack or two into your tote, add hot water, and snack on the protein-rich liquid. Compare Costco’s $9.89 price for a 12-count to $28 for 16 on Bare Bones’ website.

Price: $14.99

Drench pancakes, French toast, or waffles in this organic, pure Grade A Amber maple syrup. You can even mix a few spoonfuls into plain oatmeal to perk up your morning meal.

At less than $15, the one-liter bottle is a can’t-miss bargain. A 32-ounce jug of a similar 365 by Whole Foods Market sells for $4 more.

Price: $9.99

Are you looking for a breakfast food that is easy to make, healthy, and tastes good? One Degree’s gluten-free sprouted oats are USDA organic, non-GMO. You can use this bargain buy to make more than oatmeal. Add the oats to cookies, bread, or other homemade baked goods.

Costco sells a massive five-pound (80-ounce) pack for less than $10, while Whole Foods Market’s smaller 35-ounce size costs $12.99.

Price: $8.99

Fill your pantry with salt for Thanksgiving and your winter holiday meals. This five-pound bottle of fine-grain pink salt is a must-have pantry pick.

Costco shopper, tooccoolbroumas, gave this bargain buy a five-star review, “Excellent quality, good flavor, works for all types of salt application.”

Price: $10.49

Snag a three-pack of this savory dressing/marinade for under $11 at the members-only warehouse club. You’ll pay $17.99 for the same triple-pack on Garlic Expressions’ website.

Pour the tangy, garlic-packed blend over a green salad, add it to your favorite chicken recipe, or mix it with a side of steamed green beans.

Price: $8.99

Make a batch of steaming soup this fall with this organic chicken base starter. The 21-ounce jar is a budget-friendly bargain for under $9, or $0.42 per ounce.

Target sells a smaller eight-ounce container for $4.59. The big red bullseye retailer’s per-ounce price is higher at $0.57.

Price: $37.99

Start your morning off with a crisp cup of joe. Instead of expensive cafe blends, make coffee at home with this organic 100 percent Arabica medium roast. The Kirkland Signature store generic is also an inexpensive alternative to name brands.

Compare $37.99 for 120 pods at Costco to $63.96 for an 88-count of Dunkin’ Original Blend on Keurig’s website.

Price: $16.99

Prep for holiday baking and pick up this 72-ounce pack of Nestle Toll House morsels.

As if the $16.99 price for these semi-sweet chocolate chips wasn’t already an amazing deal, we found the same 4.5-pound bag in a local Costco store for $12.79.

Price: $9.99

This 12-count pack of rice ramen is protein-rich, gluten-free, and vegan. And don’t worry about standing over a hot stove. This easy-to-make USDA organic meal is ready in four minutes.

Eat the healthy millet and brown rice noodles as a soup or strain them and mix the ramen with stir-fried veggies, braised tofu, or chicken.

Price: $28.99

The holidays are almost here, and Kirkland is ready with this shortbread selection. The cookie collection features 4.6 pounds of pure butter Scottish sweets. That’s a must-have bargain for under $30. But you could score a pack for less. We found the $28.99 box at a neighborhood Costco store for a lower $23.99 price.

Price: $14.99

Keep a bag of these fancy cashews on hand for holiday parties. The snack is a top choice, according to product reviews. Costco shopper Ruby wrote, “Some of the best cashews ever. Always roasted and salted perfectly.”

Price: $36.19

Sbucks special blend is already at Costco. The 100 percent Arabica bean medium roast coffee features a subtle maple, herbal flavor.

Get 72 K-Cup pods for under just $37 this fall at Costco. Keurig sells a smaller 66-count for more than $61.

Prep for Thanksgiving, start shopping for the winter holiday meals, and more at Costco right now. November’s top pantry picks include snacks, sweets, treats, staples, and everyday essentials for less.

Add to your overall savings by using the top rewards credit cards. You could earn cash back to use on family gifts, travel points for a Thanksgiving weekend getaway, or other valuable perks.