14 Delicious Costco Kirkland Brand Grocery Deals You Can't Afford To Skip This February

The cost of food is projected to increase by three percent in 2026, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). If you're feeling this pinch, don't pay extra for a fancy package and brand name.

Access to affordable generics from the Kirkland Signature line is one of the top Costco membership perks. And that's why we scoured the store for the best February finds from each aisle. From hearty, ready-to-heat-and-eat meals to decadent desserts, our favorites include a bounty of bargains you can't pass up.

Are you ready to start shopping? Here are 14 Kirkland picks that need to make it onto your grocery list.

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

Price: $9.99

A popular returning item just hit Costco's bakery section, and these mini chocolate hazelnut beignets definitely deserve your attention. This fan favorite is getting plenty of praise online. Take it from Redditor blessedbylillith, " They are fluffy, chewy, and delicious…Very worth trying."

Price: $9.99

Warm up with a bowl of this savory tomato basil soup. The gluten-free, vegetarian recipe is a hearty, comforting way to keep the winter chill at bay.

Snag two of the 32-ounce containers for less than $10 this February. Pair this low-priced pick with a gourmet grilled cheese sandwich, crunchy chicken wrap, or roasted veggies and rice.

Price: $4.29 per pound

How massive is this Shepherd's pie? It's big enough that Costco has to sell it by the pound.

At five-plus pounds, this mouthwatering meal can feed an entire party of people. But don't worry if you're the only one eating this Kirkland item. Simply slice the rest into pieces and freeze your leftovers.

Price: $7.59 per pound

Whip up a hearty meal in 10 minutes. Microwave the fully cooked pot roast and serve the gravy-drenched entree with a side of mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables, or sandwich the beef between two toasted slices of rustic Italian bread.

Price: $5.99 per pound

A hearty beef-and-pork bolognese sauce, rich ravioli, and a layer of sumptuously dreamy cheese give this lasagna a flavor you'll savor.

No time for meal prep? Bake this heat-and-eat meal at 400 degrees for 60 to 70 minutes, then enjoy.

Price: $42.99

Start your day with this bold "breakfast" blend. The 120-pod bulk buy may seem pricey. But at $42.99, this generic is a bargain compared to brand name K-cups. A 96-count of Green Mountain's Breakfast Blend (one-time purchase) is priced at just over $73 on Keurig's website.

Price: $7.49

Pack your pantry with pepper for under $8. This 14.1-ounce bottle of whole black peppercorns is a budget-friendly bulk buy you find elsewhere. Target sells a one-ounce grinder from McCormick for $2.69. At that price, you would pay over $30 to get Costco's quantity.

Price: $12.99

With 10 grams of protein per serving, this pantry pick is a hearty option that will fuel all of your outdoor adventures.

If you're a fan of Chomps, this $12.99 deal is an affordable (and almost identical) alternative. The brand-name buy sells for more than $25 online.

Price: $9.99

A healthy diet shouldn't break the bank. And if you stock up on this organic item, it won't have to.

Get four pounds of the frozen florets for under $10 right now. The bulk buy is already divided into separate one-pound bags, making it easy to portion this pick.

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Price: $10.99

Satisfy your sweet tooth and treat yourself to this indulgent dessert. The refrigerated Belgian chocolate mousse is rich, creamy, and decadently dreamy.

What do shoppers think of this sweet six-pack? Redditor DMABaccch0000 raved, "They ended up being so good that I devoured them in just two to three days!"

Price: $5.89

We give this 2.12-pound tub 10/10 for its rich, nutty taste and incredibly creamy texture. But that's not the only reason to snag the chickpea spread.

The Kirkland buy is a bargain for $5.89. Target sells a smaller container from Sabra for $4.29. In a price-per-ounce comparison, the Costco generic wins at $0.17 versus $0.43.

Price: $12.99

Make your morning meal even better with this organic Grade A golden maple syrup. Pour the sweet selection over pancakes, waffles, French toast, or mix it into a steaming hot bowl of healthy oatmeal.

Price: $9.99

Upgrade your next pasta dinner and switch out traditional tomato sauce for this pesto. The Genovese basil blend pairs perfectly with cheesy tortellini, meat-stuffed ravioli, spinach spaghetti, or plain penne. You can also spread the mouthwatering mix onto toasted garlic bread or use it to make a savory marinade.

Price: $2.99 per pound

Save money and nab this Kirkland buy for $2.99 per pound. The bulk buy is conveniently pre-portioned into three separate packs, making this fridge find perfect for smaller families. Compare the generics' low price to $4.99 per pound for Perdue's boneless, skinless chicken breast at Target.

You don't have to max out your credit cards just to put food on the table. Avoid wasting money on overpriced brand-name grocery buys and fill your cart with Kirkland Signature generics. This month, you can score delicious deals on beignets, organic coffee pods, prepared pot roast, and so much more.

Kirkland products offer significant cost savings. But does every bulk buy make financial sense? If you're an empty nester or have a smaller household, look for groceries that are easy to divide into smaller portions. This eliminates food waste and can keep your February shopping budget on track.