16 Guilt-Free Costco January Snack Deals (#3 Feels Like Dessert)

Your New Year’s resolutions might include eating healthier — but that doesn’t mean you have to give up snacking. Whether you’re looking for a sweet treat or something savory, we’ve got you covered with the best guilt-free treats from Costco. And don’t worry about breaking the bank on these bulk buys.

If the holidays took a bite out of your January budget, our favorite finds will help you save money at Costco right now. From multi-grain crackers to dried durian, we’ve scoured store aisles to find the best healthy snacks at bargain prices.

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

Price: $9.99

Pass on greasy, carb-heavy chips in the new year. Made with chicken breast, egg whites, and bone broth, this smart snack has 10 grams of protein per serving. If you’re wondering what a poultry-packed chip tastes like, take it from Redditor Fragrant_Tale1428, “The Buffalo wing flavor is nice. Very crisp…It hits the spot healthily when I want something crispy and salty.”

Price: $15.99

It’s all in the name. These bars are made from two ingredients — and that’s it. Get eight strawberry, eight mango, and eight blueberry flavors in each 24-count pack. These no-sugar-added snacks are also gluten-free, non-GMO, and certified paleo.

Price: $18.69

Swap sugary candy for this protein-rich pick. The 18-bar box includes nine decadent chocolate chip flavor bars and nine rich chocolate pretzels with sea salt flavor bars. 

Costco Redditors praise these budget-friendly bars. User Archpoke commented, “These are so good. I eat them in place of chocolate bars. Slightly lower calories and slightly higher protein.”

Price: $7.99

Skip the same salty snacks you always get and try this keto-friendly option. With three net grams of carbs and 16 grams of protein per serving, nab this guilt-free goody before it flies off store shelves.

Price: $13.99

Real fruit pieces, two billion probiotic cultures, and three grams of fiber per serving make artificial ingredient-free Yoggies a perfect on-the-go snack. Get 30 individual 0.7-ounce packs in each resealable bag. And unlike some “healthy” treats, this pick has a flavor you’ll savor.

Costco shopper Joseph gave the sweet strawberries five stars, “This is one of the best new snack products I have tasted in a long time. The flavors are great together!”

Price: $14.49

Pop a pack of the mixed berry or chocolate chip minis into your bag for a quick (and healthy) treat almost anywhere — this snack is USDA organic, nut-free, gluten-free, and non-GMO. And bonus, each pack contains one serving of vitamins B6, A, C, D, and E.

Price: $9.99

Forget about added sugar or animal-based ingredients. This is made from 100% sweet potatoes. Each 17-ounce bag includes six perfectly portioned packs, making keeping your calorie count in check easy.

Price: $9.99

If buttery bakery cookies are a no-go right now you don’t have to deprive yourself and completely skip sweet snacks. One three-crisp serving of the cranberry almond cookies is only 100 calories.

At $9.99 for a 25-count, Costco’s per pack is only $0.39. Sam’s Club sells a smaller 15-piece box for $6.98 — or $0.47 each.

Price: $12.99

Sesame, amaranth, millet, quinoa, chia, and flax make these crispy crackers a healthy option. The artificial flavor- and color-free thins have a salty, savory taste that’s 10/10.

 Costco shopper Bringituponover2 wrote a glowing review, “My brain knows it’s healthy with six seed blends, but my tastebuds don’t care.”

Price: $8.89

Score 20 of the 2.5-ounce single-serve USDA organic cups for $8.89. Target sells Sabra’s version for $6.59. Even though the price is lower at the big red bullseye retailer, you’ll only get six smaller two-ounce packs.

Price: $6.99

Butter-drenched popcorn may taste good. But the movie theater fare isn’t the healthiest snack. Skinny Pop’s alternative is organic, gluten-free, and doesn’t contain artificial ingredients.

Get the 14-ounce bulk buy for less than $7. The same size bag costs $1 more at BJ’s.

Price: $11.39

Durian gets a bad rap for its smell, but you don’t need to worry about offending your co-workers with the dried version — it’s surprisingly less stinky than its fresh counterpart. You won’t find this exotic fruit snack in many other stores. 

While you can buy dried durian on Amazon, it will cost you over $10 more ($21.89) than Costco’s price. You’ll get five pieces of high-fiber fruit that’s chock full of B vitamins and Vitamin C.

Price: $6.69

These ”chips” aren’t the plain potato variety you’re used to. The Korean-inspired pick is a seaweed-based snack. The warehouse club’s loyal fans raise this healthier pick. Reddit user irishinz raved, “Bought these on a whim today. They are delicious!”

Price: $16.99

Keep your keto diet plan on track with this protein-rich snack. The 100 percent flank steak bites are nitrate/nitrate-free, gluten-free, and don’t contain preservatives, fillers, artificial ingredients, or added MSG.

Price: $11.99

Scoop a spoonful of these seeds into a cup of low-fat Greek yogurt, sprinkle them onto a green salad, or eat them straight from the bag. 

With eight grams of plant-based protein per serving and plenty of zinc, phosphorus, manganese, and magnesium, this is a can’t-miss nutrient-packed pick.

Price: $5.59 (on sale from $7.99)

Are you looking for a dairy and gluten-free goody? Don’t wait to snag this popular product, made from real coconut milk and black sesame seeds. Redditor AndroidLullaby posted, “Just bought three bags of these! One of my favorite snacks.”

Stick to your resolutions and snack smarter this January. Costco has budget-friendly options across the store, including sweet, savory, and salty bargain buys. And if you’re on a new keto eating plan, our round-up also features a few protein-packed picks.

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