14 Costco March Freezer Deals That Are Too Good To Pass Up

Save time and skip the prep steps. You've got better things to do than spend the day in the kitchen. That's why we scoured Costco's frozen food section for March's best heat-and-eat entrées and other easy "from-scratch" alternatives.

Don't worry about overspending on these items. Convenience shouldn't come at a high cost. Instead of wasting money at specialty stores, unlock the true value of your Costco membership and snag these delicious deals.

From decadent Dubai chocolate mochi to crispy Kirkland wings, here are our 14 favorite freezer finds of the month.

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

Price: $12.69

Guinness fans need to try these beer-battered strips. The decadently dark stout and Alaskan pollock combo make this freezer find a 10/10.

Not sure how to serve this pick? Here's a hint: Stuff the crunchy fish fillets into a warm roll and layer on tartar sauce to create a super-sized (and super-savory) sandwich.

Price: $12.79

Dubai chocolate is everywhere. And now the on-trend item is in Costco's freezer aisle.

Instead of a basic bar, this decadent dessert features deliciously dreamy pistachio-flavored ice cream wrapped in sumptuously smooth chocolate dough. As if that wasn't enough, kadayif and chocolate bits add just the right amount of crunch. And bonus, these tasty treats are only 80 calories per piece.

Price: $17.79

Make a meal in just over one minute. These Angus beef and cheese sliders are fully-cooked and ready to heat and eat. Buttery brioche buns and caramelized onions add a subtly sweet flavor you'll savor.

Price: $11.99

The weather is finally warmer, and you're ready to stock up on sweet, frosty treats. This 15-count bulk buy is a fan favorite that's rich, dreamy, and only 100 calories (per serving). The sumptuous strawberry flavor paired with crunchy almond bits makes these dairy and fruit bars a standout selection.

Price: $21.99

Nab this 140-count bag of frozen Italian-style beef meatballs and spend less time in the kitchen. The microwavable bulk buy is a convenient alternative to homemade meatballs. 

Serve this pre-cooked pick over pasta, in a sandwich, on pizza, or get creative and mix the meatballs into a tasty tomato-based soup.

Price: $16.99

Costco's generic store-brand Buffalo crispy wings are a new addition to the freezer section that customers can't get enough of.

For $16.99, the four-pound pack (about 39 pieces) is an affordable alternative to takeout. In comparison, you'll pay over $37 for 30 bone-in wings from Buffalo Wild Wings.

Price: $16.99

Pass on plain ice cream and pick up this double durian deal. The frozen find has a rich, creamy, custard-like flavor, courtesy of the "king of fruits."

Get two of the 16-ounce tubs for under $17 this month. With 32 ounces in your freezer, you'll have enough ice cream to share. Of course, we won't blame you for keeping it all to yourself.

Price: $15.79

Why waste money on overpriced restaurant fare when you could get the same great taste at home? This popular freezer find features over three pounds of tender char-grilled chicken, veggies, and a savory sauce for under $16. You'll pay the same price ($15.79) for a single order of Chicken Fried Rice from P.F. Chang's.

Price: $16.99

A savory spinach and feta blend gives these flaky phyllo-dough triangles a distinctly Mediterranean flavor shoppers can't ignore. The 48-piece pack includes four separate trays, making this pick perfect for parties or snacking.

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Price: $14.89

Tired of the same boring breakfast? These sammies are the perfect solution. Sausage, cage-free eggs, and cheese make the buttery croissants a hearty, protein-rich morning meal.

Score serious savings on this 12-count bulk buy. Target sells a smaller box of eight for $12.39. In a price-per-sandwich comparison, Costco wins at $1.24 versus $1.55.

Price: $13.99

Save money on strawberries and score this six-pound bag for $13.99.

Don't worry about wasting this bulk buy. There are plenty of ways to use the frozen fruit. Mix the berries into sweet smoothies, blend them into pancake batter, swirl them into a silky sorbet, or layer them into parfaits.

Price: $9.99 (on sale from $13.99)

No gluten? No problem. This pizza has a cauliflower crust. The savory pies are also topped with a rich three-cheese blend, onions, three types of bell peppers (red, yellow, and green), and roasted zucchini.

Save big on this two-pack deal. Whole Foods Market sells the same item for $10.29. But you'll only get one for that price.

Price: $11.99

Spice things up with these beef patty pockets. And bonus, the tasty turnovers are an easy meal you can microwave in about two minutes.

Redditor gpburdell404 raved, "The box didn't last more than a couple days. The next time I went to Costco, I bought three boxes of them."

Price: $9.99

Pass on pricey produce and pick up this under-$10 broccoli bulk buy. The four-pound pack is cleverly divided into four separate one-pound bags, making it perfect for smaller families and empty nesters.

When it comes down to it, you shouldn't have to break the bank just to fill your freezer with hearty meals or other easy-to-make items. That's what makes shopping at a warehouse club, like Costco, a smart choice for budget-conscious shoppers.

Freezer section deals aren't the only bargains we spotted this month. If you're searching for more ways to save money on groceries, check out the retailer's constantly rotating stock of prepared meals, pantry products, and everyday essentials. Another pro-tip is to swap brand-name buys for Costco's Kirkland Signature generics to cut costs.