15 Of The Best Costco Freezer Finds In 2026 (So Far)

Costco's freezer aisle has quietly become one of the best ways to save money at Costco without sacrificing what's actually in your cart. We dug through 2026 products in stock and rounded up a list of 15 finds that cover everything from lazy Sunday breakfasts to crowd-pleaser appetizers.

Is your go-to already on this list, or is it time to toss something new in the cart?

Between exclusive desserts, top-quality dishes that cost a fraction of the restaurant version, and a pizza shoppers can't stop raving about, there's a good chance you'll walk away with at least one new favorite.

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

Price: $11.34

A healthier-for-you spin on the freezer pops you grew up on, made with organic fruit and no artificial dyes. With 40 in the box, they're an easy way to keep the freezer stocked for grandkids' visits or hot afternoons all summer.

Price: $16.45

Jeni's built a cult following on its scoop shop ice cream, and this is that same craft quality in a portable sandwich. A single pint at Jeni's runs about $14 on its own — here you get eight individually wrapped treats for a little more.

Price: $24.96

Pre-marinated wild Alaskan salmon fillets that go straight from freezer to oven, no thawing needed (though the box says it's preferred), no seasoning, no fuss. It's the kind of weeknight dinner that feels like it took more effort than it did.

The 6-count pack brings the total to around $4 per filet, when at a restaurant you'd easily pay $30.

Price: $17.58

A flaky croissant sandwich stuffed with egg, cheese, and your choice of meat, microwaveable in under two minutes. Keep this 8-count box on hand and mornings get a lot less chaotic.

Plus, save yourself the budget bust and time-consuming effort of a Dunkin Donut drive true for a similar sandwich at double the price.

Price: $19.28

A bulk bag of the crowd-pleaser that never lasts long at a party. Order the same appetizer at a chain restaurant like Chili's, and you're paying around $10 for three pieces, while here, five pounds covers the whole game day spread.

Price: $13.61

This one's a classic for a reason. Shoppers keep coming back to it. One reviewer on Costco's site put it plainly: "This is the best frozen pizza EVER... The crust is great." Loaded with pepperoni, sausage, roasted vegetables, and a three-cheese blend, it's proof gluten-free doesn't mean flavor-free.

The 2-count pizza that offers a delicious alternative for gluten-free folks is also beloved by those who don't even have the dietary restrictions.

Price: $22.69

A bakery-style cheesecake big enough to feed a crowd (12 inches), ready straight from the freezer. A comparable 10-inch whole cheesecake at The Cheesecake Factory runs $59.95 to $72.50. This one gets you most of the way there for a third of the price.

Price: $14.74

Real vanilla, real cream, and a texture that's earned some serious fan mail. "This has got to be the creamiest ice cream I have ever eaten," one shopper wrote in a Costco review. Two half-gallons means it's just as good for topping pie as it is eaten straight from the carton.

Price: $12.47

Crispy, veggie-packed spring rolls that come with their own dipping sauce (just bake and serve). Fifty rolls are plenty to keep in the freezer for last-minute appetizers all season long. Spring rolls are a crowd favorite, but also a great way to elevate your dinner at home on a weeknight.

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Price: $18.15

Pre-seasoned shrimp in a garlic butter sauce that goes from skillet to table in minutes. Toss it over pasta or rice for a dinner that tastes far more restaurant than freezer aisle.

It's hard to beat 2 pounds of delicious shrimp for under $20 when one dish with a few ounces of it costs over that at any restaurant these days.

Price: $10.09

The practical workhorse of this list, a big bag of organic mixed vegetables for rounding out any dinner. It's the kind of freezer staple that quietly saves the week. Costco members report they love finding organic options at low prices such as this one.

Price: $14.40

Organic chicken and vegetable dumplings that pan-fry up just as crispy as your favorite takeout order. A great dinner on their own, or an easy addition to a noodle bowl. Pan-fry in 5 minutes or microwave in 2 minutes, and it's ready.

The convenience, taste, quality, and low price guaranteed this item made the list.

Price: $10.77

A better-for-you side that still crisps up nicely in the oven or air fryer. Organic and vegan, it's an easy swap for regular fries that many shoppers prefer. One shopper posted on Reddit: "These are AMAZING. I cooked them in the toaster oven on air fry, and they came out perfectly crispy (not hard and overly crunchy). And they taste great. I hope they continue to have them in stock!"

Price: $11.00

Made with organic black beans, red pepper, and caramelized onion, these patties are a solid plant-based option for anyone looking to mix up dinner.

Ten individually sized burgers means portioning is already done for you. Plus the price is great, one shopper says on Reddit, "That's a great price. They're normally $7.99 for 4 at my local Kroger."

Price: $13.50

The breakfast staple that never goes out of style. A 24-count box at Walmart runs about $5.97, while Costco's 60-count works out to a lower cost per waffle, so busy mornings stay easy without the extra grocery run.

Costco's freezer aisle keeps proving there's real value in the details, from bakery dupes to easy dinners that don't skimp on quality.

With the back half of 2026 still ahead, there's no telling what new finds are still headed for shelves, so keep checking back to find more ways to save more money on groceries without giving up quality and taste.