12 Costco Deals Everyone Is Excited To Get Their Hands on This Month

In-the-know customers have the best Costco hacks for finding prime products at low prices. Don't waste time scrolling through your social media feed for these deals. We did the work for you.

Our roundup features the most popular picks from the warehouse club insiders this month. Snag these budget-friendly bargains while they're still in stock.

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

Price: $14.99

The warm weather means you're searching for a few frozen treats. This 12-pack of indulgent chocolate honeycomb ice cream sandwiches will hit the spot, according to Costco shoppers.

Redditor Mattyk182 cautioned other buyers, "Stay away unless you're able to resist eating the whole box in a few days."

Price: $9.99

What shampoos are Costco shoppers snapping up right now? According to Redditor Eliese, the KS generic is "Essentially Pureology, but way cheaper."

The 33.8-ounce moisturizing generic cleanser is a steal for under $10. At Sephora, you'll pay nine times more ($90) for Pureology's Hydrate Shampoo.

Price: $7.99

Warehouse club shoppers call this foodie find "delicious" and "fantastic" on Reddit. But don't wait to stock up on this seasonal selection. You might not find it on store shelves when the warm weather ends. Pour it over a green salad, grilled steak, or chicken burritos.

Snag two 16-ounce bottles of this cilantro-based sauce for $7.99 right now. Target sells a single eight-ounce size of Primal Kitchen's similar Cilantro Lime Dressing for $7.29.

Price: $15.99

Even though the KS buy is hardly new, shoppers still praise this pick. Reddit user Nasshoo recently wrote, "I just tried the Kirkland Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast Chunks from Costco, and they did not disappoint. These are real chunks of chicken breast, not processed meat."

The quality and price are unbeatable. A four-pound bag of these fully cooked, hormone-free, breaded, boneless, skinless pieces is just under $16. Target sells a 24-ounce pack from Just Bare for $11.99. In a price-per-ounce comparison, Kirkland wins at $0.25 versus $0.50.

Price: $17.99

This sweet treat is a beloved fan favorite that shoppers are always excited to see.

Even though almost-$18 may not seem like the best bargain, shoppers don't seem to complain about the price. Costco subreddit user diprivan69 posted, "So good. It might be expensive, but it's worth it, in my opinion."

Don't worry if you can't eat the whole dessert immediately. To reduce food waste, you can freeze the leftovers for later.

Price: $6.99

Pass on pricey takeout and try this layered Indian wheat bread at home. Redditors had plenty of good things to say about the flaky, fully cooked porotta this month.

Along with glowing reviews, user sunny001 also suggested the perfect pairing: "Had it with beef curry the other week, yum."

Price: $21.99

No time to stop at your local Dunkin' for a hot cup of joe? This 45-ounce canister won't disappoint.

Take it from Costco Redditor Wolfgang985, "How and why is this coffee so good? Caught me off guard as a self-appointed coffee sommelier."

You may not find a better deal in other bulk-buy stores. Compare Costco's low $21.99 price to $27.99 at BJ's.

Price: $15.99

Shoppers are already obsessed with this new apple, strawberry, and raspberry-packed bakery buy. The sweet deal is in stores just in time for the spring and summer picnic season.

If you're not sure whether this super-sized pie deserves a spot in your cart, Reddit user sugarsnaps16 gushed, "OMG! It was delish!"

Price: $4.99 per pound

Emrace light, springtime food with this celery and grain salad made with chickpeas, quinoa, bulger wheat, dried cranberries, celery, kale, sliced almonds, and onions give this lighter meal a flavor you'll savor.

For those wondering if they can finish a pound of this delicious salad, Redditor ChrisinJersey confirms: " I had it about a month ago and enjoyed it. I'm a 1 person household so it took me 5-6 days to finish it. The salad kept really well in the fridge."

Price: $15.99

Are you planning a family road trip this spring? Costco Redditors recently posted their favorite travel-ready snacks from the warehouse club. Kirkland's trail mix got several votes. User Leggitt69 commented, "Their trail mix is GOATed." Get 28 individually wrapped packs for under $16.

Price: $16.99

As the name implies, this bulk buy has something for every occasion. The 40-count box of handmade cards is a must-have deal for $16.99. Hallmark charges the same price (online) for a 20-piece pack of birthday cards.

Redditor visitjacklake recently wrote, " I got a box of these as well, and they are perfect to have on hand. Makes it super easy to send a card when you might otherwise wouldn't if you had to run out and get one."

Price: $12.49

Satisfy your sweet tooth with this classic chocolate-coated caramel candy. If you've seen this treat but haven't tried it yet, Redditor sethaub suggests tossing this under-$13 pack in your cart:

"I can't stop eating Sanders! After seeing it multiple times on the sub, I decided to finally try it, and OMG y'all undersold it!".

Having a Costco membership gives you access to high-quality products at lower prices. These coveted buys are bargains you won't find in specialty retailers or online.

Use your membership to save money on everyday essentials such as groceries, but also consider taking advantage of other perks like the auto and travel services Costco offers.