15 Healthy (And Tasty) Costco Dupes That Are as Satisfying as the Real Deal

Costco's copycat products are affordable alternatives to popular brand-name buys. And while you might have already seen (and shopped for) soda, cookie, candy, or cake dupes, did you know the warehouse club also has generic versions of healthy foods?

We scoured the store for ways to unlock the true value of your Costco membership and found amazing imitations that will keep your budget in check. From cauliflower crust pizza to coconut oil, these healthy Kirkland Signature private label bargain buys are just as good as, if not better than, the real deal.

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

Price: $15.59

The name isn't the only thing that's healthy about these nuts. Kirkland's flavorful Planters heart-smart mix dupe features dry-roasted almonds, walnuts, dry-roasted hazelnuts, and dry-roasted pistachios. 

Certified by the American Heart Association, the satisfying snack has plenty of protein, but is free of sodium and cholesterol.

Price: $7.89

Whether you're a vegetarian or just don't feel like eating meat, this organic hummus is a protein-rich plant-based alternative. Snag the 20-count of 2.5-ounce individual USDA organic, non-GMO chickpea spread for $7.89. 

Compare the KS generics' $0.39 per cup to $1.10 for Sabra's version at Target ($6.59 for six).

Price: $7.99

Fresh blueberries aren't always in season. But that doesn't mean you can't take advantage of the health benefits this antioxidant-rich fruit offers.

Nab a massive three-pound bag of the frozen berries for under $8 at Costco. This organic option is a steal compared to $13.29 for a smaller three-pound size of Wyman's conventional Fresh Frozen Wild Blueberries.

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Price: $12.99

This organic coconut water hydrates and replenishes electrolytes. The Vita Coco dupe is a fan favorite with Costco shoppers. Customer Anne O raved, "Kirkland Signature Coconut Water is refreshing and hydrating. Great value."

Get 12 of the 11.1-ounce containers for $12.99. Target sells the brand-name original for $9.69. Even though the price is lower, you'll only get four 16.9-ounce bottles. In a price-per-ounce comparison, KS wins $0.10 versus $0.14.

Price: $13.99

Guac is a healthy alternative to heavy, creamy dips. This avocado spread contains "good" monounsaturated fat, vitamins, and minerals, making it a nutritious add-on to your snacking routine.

At $13.99 for 16 cups (2.5 ounce size), Kirkland's organic minis are a bargain generic. Wholly Guacamole's brand-name six-count of two-ounce mini bowls sells for $5.79.

Price: $11.59

Apple juice isn't just for kids. Chill the fruit-filled beverage and mix it with ginger beer to make a mocktail or add your favorite sparkling soda.

The KS copycat deal includes two 128-ounce bottles for under $12. For reference, one 64-ounce bottle of Mott's costs $3.69 at Target.

Price: $11.99

Kirkland's pork pepperoni, seasoned sausage, roasted veggie, Parmesan, and Romano cheese cauliflower crust pizza is a Milton's dupe that saves money. You'll get two of the Costco generic for under $12, while a single meatless Milton's Roasted Vegetable Cauliflower Crust pie costs $10.99 (from Whole Foods Market).

Price: $11.99

The high price of eggs shouldn't change the way you eat. Instead of buying dozens, try this affordable alternative. These liquid whites are a healthier egg option with only 25 calories per serving and no fat or cholesterol.

Score six 16-ounce cartons for $11.99. Walmart sells a 32-ounce carton of Egg Beaters for $4.96. Costco's quantity would cost you almost $15 at that price.

Price: $17.99

Trail mix is a high-protein snack that keeps you on the move all day. This 28-count box of individually wrapped two-ounce packs is a top choice among customers. One Costco shopper praised the pick in the club's online review section, calling it "the perfect size with the perfect ingredients."

Price: $14.79

Are you looking for a sweet, salty snack packed with protein? Get 10 grams of protein from these tasty peanut butter and semisweet chocolate chip bars.

The 42-count box is a steal for $14.79. Five of Nature Valley's Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate Protein Chewy Bars cost $4.19. When you break down the price, the KS generic is only $0.35 per bar, while the name-brand buy costs $0.84.

Price: $11.99

Costco's Starbucks dupe is a breakfast bargain that shoppers enjoy. And the cage-free egg whites, roasted red peppers, and cheese trio have a flavor you'll savor. Compare $11.99 for a 10-count box ($1.20 per bite) to $5.45 for an order of two at Starbucks ($2.73 per bite).

Price: $13.49

Is dairy an issue? Don't overpay for protein-rich almond milk. A case of 12 vegan, unsweetened 32-ounce KS cartons costs $13.49 at Costco. And bonus, this pack is shelf-stable. Brands like Silk cost more and require refrigeration.

Price: $8.99

The sugar alternative is a healthier choice than chemical sweeteners and other similar substitutes. Use this organic option for baking, add it to tea, or pour it over pancakes. Costco's generic two-bottle (36 ounces each) version is a bargain for $8.99.

Price: $12.49

Pass on pricey chips and switch out salty snacks for this dried seaweed selection. The savory sesame-flavored bites are only 20 calories (per serving), making them a healthier addition to your daily diet.

Price: $13.49

Cook, moisturize your skin, remove makeup, hydrate your hair, and so much more with this versatile product. This 84-ounce tub of generic USDA organic coconut oil is cold pressed, unrefined, and chemical-free.

Costco customers can't stop talking about this amazing deal. Shopper Pete called it the "best value on the planet for coconut oil."

Generics make it easy to save money on groceries. So if you're looking for deals on healthy snacks, pantry products, sides, starters, and more, these dupes are budget-friendly bargains that look and taste like the real deal.

Add to your savings and make the most of your next Costco healthier food haul. Look for in-store specials and limited-time offers on seasonal selections.