15 Costco January Freezer Deals That Are Too Good To Pass Up

Brr, it's cold outside. But this January, the weather isn't the only thing that's freezing. Costco's frozen foods section is stocked with the season's chilliest bargains on everything from decadent Dubai chocolate mochi to cozy, comforting chicken pot pies.

Keep your new 2026 budget in check without sacrificing quality for cost. We've got you covered with the best ways to save money at Costco. Whether you're craving a tasty treat or stocking up on healthy essentials, these buys won't break the bank. And that means you can afford to fill your freezer with our 15 favorite deals.

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

Price: $12.79

Chocolate-flavored rice dough, rich pistachio ice cream, crunchy kadayif, and choco bites make this one of Costco's most delicious desserts. And with only 80 calories per piece, you won't have to worry about breaking too many New Year's resolutions.

Price: $12.99

Sweet potato bread? Yes, sweet potato bread. The Korean-inspired frozen food is one of the best finds of the new year. Just pop a few pieces into the air fryer at 338 degrees (we tried an even 340, and everything was fine) for 15 to 20 minutes and enjoy.

Price: $26.69

Serve a seafood dinner without anyone knowing it came from a box. Your family will never guess that this blackened salmon is a frozen Costco generic. And with the money you save on this six-fillet pack, you can afford to add a few fresh sides or dessert.

Price: $18.99

Add this "take-out" style selection to your game day menu.

Get four pounds of the crispy, ready-to-heat chicken and a classic buffalo sauce packet for under $19 in Costco's freezer section. Or, you could pay over $23 for 20 bone-in wings at Buffalo Wild Wings. And that doesn't even include a delivery app fee or tip.

Price: $17.99

No time to whip up a hearty home-cooked meal for your family? No problem. Costco has you covered with six pounds (in two separate trays) of this fan favorite.

The store brand's Italian sausage and beef lasagna is a freezer section staple that shoppers adore. Costco customer "Nana" raved in the reviews section, "I have been searching high and low for a lasagna that tasted close to my Italian momma's homemade, and I finally did."

Price: $16.99

Take your app game up a notch and serve this savory spinach and feta-stuffed spanakopita starter at your next party. The 48-piece pack is cleverly divided into four cost-saving trays. That means you won't have to defrost and bake the entire bulk buy at one time.

Price: $16.99

Treat your palate to a decadent gourmet meal without breaking the bank at a fancy restaurant. We spotted this breaded, cheese-and-ham-stuffed chicken for $16.99.

One note of caution — unlike other ready-to-heat-and-eat entrées, this prepared pick is packaged raw.

Price: $16.59

Pass on pricey takeout and snap up this Asian-inspired frozen appetizer. You can score four trays of five succulent, savory whole shrimp mandu for under $17 this month.

Don't worry about complicated cooking instructions. Simply pan-fry the tender dumplings for about 10 minutes.

Price: $14.79

As the box reads, this might just be the "world's best." That is, when it comes to prepared meals. What do shoppers really think about the sharp, somewhat tangy taste? Take from Redditor karmagirl314, "It's very good and has a distinct flavor that's a little… upscale? It's nothing like Stouffers."

Smart Drivers, Smarter Savings.

Compare car insurance rates in Ohio

See if you qualify for a lower rate in less than 2 minutes

Currently Insured?

Yes

No

Multiple Cars?

Yes

No

Homeowner

Yes

No

Age

30-39

• 18-29
• 30-39
• 40-49
• 50-59
• 60-69
• 70-79
• 80+

Compare Quotes

By clicking the button above, I understand and agree that this site uses site visit recording technology (provided by Trusted Form, Jornaya, and Microsoft Clarity) Privacy Policy

Smart Drivers, Smarter Savings.

Great News! We’ve located some excellent quote options just for you.

Where can we send you info and recommendations?

Enter Email

Bundle Home & Auto to Save More?

Yes

No

Active Military?

No

Yes

Compare Quotes

By clicking the button above, I understand and agree that this site uses site visit recording technology (provided by Trusted Form, Jornaya, and Microsoft Clarity) Privacy Policy

Price: $13.89

Instead of wasting time slicing and dicing veggies, simply pour this seasoned blend of sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, zucchini, and red onions into a pan and bake at 450 degrees Fahrenheit for 38 to 42 minutes.

Price: $12.99

Try a new breakfast buy in the new year. If you're tired of the same old sandwiches, this egg, sausage, and cheese lattice is an easy alternative. The buttery croissant pastry has a crispy, flaky texture that is a welcome replacement for a bland bagel.

Price: $13.99

The tasty treat is back in Costco's freezer section just in time for Valentine's Day. The 18-count box of chocolate-covered strawberry pops is a steal for $13.99. Target sells four of the same flavor for $4.49. At that price, you would pay over $20 for the warehouse club's quantity.

Price: $12.99

Winter calls for cozy, comfort food. And this is one of the top options.

Stock up on this frozen food and save yourself a few trips to the grocery store. Costco's bulk buy includes eight of the flaky, protein-packed chicken pot pies.

Price: $12.69

Satisfy your sweet tooth with these rich, dreamy, creamy puff pastry and egg custard tarts.

Costco Redditor Appropriate-Bug680 praised this pick, "As a fellow Portuguese, these are amazing and such a great deal compared to getting them fresh at a Portuguese bakery."

Price: $11.39

Blend a sweet smoothie, mix up a whimsical mocktail, or add these berries to your breakfast. However you use them, this frozen five-pound bag is a bargain for less than $12. Whole Foods Market charges $0.60 more for two pounds from the store's 365 brand.

Don't wait to nab these deals. At these prices, our favorite finds are popular picks that you just can't ignore. And unlike refrigerated meals, frozen foods won't spoil in days or weeks, so go ahead and fill your freezer.

How can you save more this January? Make the most of your Costco haul and use the best cash back credit cards to earn points or perks on eligible bulk buys.