15 Best Costco Deals in February if You Live Alone

You don't need a large family to take advantage of Costco's bulk buys. If you're looking for an easy way to get more out of your Costco membership, we've got you covered with the best February deals for solo shoppers.

From a single-cup coffee maker to delicious bakery desserts that you can easily freeze, our favorite finds are perfect for people who live alone. So if you're ready to start shopping (and saving), here are our top 15 picks for a household of one.

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

Price: $14.99

Why waste money on a pillowcase-sized bag of bulk cereal when you could snag this box of 25 individually wrapped packs?

The affordable assortment includes Banana, Dark Chocolate, and Sunflower Seed, Lemon and Poppy Seed, and Blueberry and Sunflower Seed flavors. Target sells a single five-ounce bag for $3.99. At that price, you would pay over $22 to get Costco's quantity.

Price: $18.99

Treat yourself to this indulgent bakery buy. Instead of filling the fridge with overpriced goodies that go bad before February ends, pick up this sumptuous vanilla sponge, creme brulee mousse, and caramelized sugar layered bar.

If you have the self-control to stop eating at one piece (no one will blame you if you can't), it's easy to save the rest for later. Cut the cake into smaller portions and freeze each piece individually.

Price: $119.97

Don't need to make a whole pot of coffee? This mini machine makes single cups. Features include a conical burr grinder, programmable controls, an over-ice feature, a 58-ounce water reservoir, an extra-large removable hopper, and a reusable gold-tone filter.

Price: $12.99

Pack your pantry with this bulk bargain. Add the organic item to your favorite pasta recipe, a marinade, or pizza. The 12-count of 5-ounce cans won't spoil quickly, allowing you to store the sauce for later.

Price: $48.99

Beautify your bedroom or accent your entryway with this three-tiered acacia wood unit. Each shelf holds a whopping 110 pounds.

Check your nearest store for the best price. We found the tower for $38.99 at a local Costco club.

Price: $18.49

Snack smarter and save money on this 30-count box of individual 1.6-ounce bags. You'll get 10 packs of peanuts, 10 packs of almonds, and 10 packs of cashews for under $19. Unlike Costco's single 2.5-pound bulk buy of Kirkland Signature Salted Mixed Nuts, these pre-portioned picks won't go stale before you finish them.

Price: $189.99

Making a meal for one? No problem. This space-saving, flip-and-fold 10-in-1 toaster oven/air fryer is pure convenience. Instead of filling your kitchen with pricey gadgets, nab this brand-name bargain buy. It air-fries, air-roasts, broils, bakes, toasts, reheats, warms, dehydrates, and even cooks pizza.

Price: $19.99

Living alone doesn't mean you won't have mountains of laundry. Keep your clothes clean without breaking the bank on a brand-name detergent. We spotted a 152-count pack of generic HE pods for under $20.

Compare Costco's price for the private-label stain fighter to $27.49 for 112 pods of Tide (at Target).

Price: $17.49

Whip up sandwiches in minutes or use this tasty tuna to make a quick casserole. Even though this 3.5-pound total bulk buy may seem like too much for one person, the smaller seven-ounce cans make it the perfect size. And bonus, the shelf-stable seafood selection won't spoil easily.

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Price: $13.99

Store your bulk buys in these budget-friendly gallon-plus bags. Score six of the 32-count boxes for $13.99 this month. Target sells Ziploc's version for the same price, but instead of 192 total pieces, you'll only get 80.

Price: $13.49

A long shelf life means you can store these bars for months or more, making this pick perfect for anyone who lives alone.

This 15-count pack of soap is a steal for under $14. The rich shea butter formula moisturizes and soothes dry winter skin without added parabens, phthalates, or sulfates.

Price: $29.99

Snag this six-piece set and simplify food storage. Instead of tossing unfinished food, use these cute containers to keep leftovers fresh. The set of three BPA-free, dishwasher-safe bowls also includes matching airtight lids.

Price: $14.99

Enjoy this sweet treat with your morning coffee. You don't have to overspend on pricey pastries that could feed a family of five. This bulk buy doesn't require refrigeration. And don't worry about spoilage. The stay-fresh jar will keep this affordable almond biscotti crispy and crunchy.

Price: $42.99

Pass on brand-name blends and snap up this generic. With 120 pods in each pack, you won't have to buy coffee again until the spring or summer.

For $42.99, this deal is a steal. A smaller box of 88 Dunkin' K-Cups costs over $79 on Keurig's website.

Price: $13.99

You don't need to use this entire three-pound bag of chicken for one meal. Heat one frozen fillet now, and save the rest for later.

Pro tip: Air-fry the lightly breaded cutlets to crispy perfection (325 degrees for about 20 minutes) and use them to make the perfect pasta meal or a mouthwatering chicken Parmesan sandwich.

Don't let the oversized bulk buys scare you away from Costco. We found plenty of products that make it easy for solo shoppers save money on groceries, everyday essentials, home goods, and more.

Make the most out of your Costco haul and look for ways to reduce food waste. Here are a few tips to help: Pre-portion and freeze poultry and meat, choose individually wrapped snacks, or invest in shelf-stable options like canned fish.