14 Must-Grab Costco December Bargains Worth Stocking Your Kitchen With

The winter wind is whipping, and you don't want to venture out every day just to pack your pantry or fill your fridge. Luckily, bulk-buy bargains are among the top Costco membership perks shoppers enjoy. And that means you can stock up this December and save money on everything from maple syrup to chicken broth.

Whether you're in full holiday meal prep mode or just want to make sure your kitchen isn't bare, we've handpicked some of the best warehouse club deals of the month. So if you're ready to start shopping, here are our 14 favorite finds.

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

Price: $12.99

Your holiday brunch buffet deserves something special, and plain syrup just won't do. Enter Kirkland's "golden" organic maple blend.

This deliciously delicate store-brand selection is a popular pantry pick with Costco shoppers. Take it from Redditor ars2x, "This one is amazing. By far my favorite syrup. It's very light, but I love the flavor."

Price: $9.97

Switch things up and swap the same chicken entree you always make for something that will wow your family. Don't worry about wasting time on extra prep steps. With these teriyaki and Thai coconut simmer sauces in your kitchen, you can whip up a mouthwatering meal in minutes.

Get six of the seven-ounce packets (three of each flavor) for under $10. A single serving costs $5.99 on the Kevin's brand website.

Price: $8.99

One pantry product … so many uses. "Stock" your kitchen with this budget-friendly bulk buy ASAP.

Score six 32-ounce containers for $8.99. Use this organic item to make soup, stew, risotto, savory sauces, mashed potatoes, or almost anything else that requires a liquid base.

Price: $16.99

Christmas bark is back for the holiday season. But this classic returning product is a limited-time buy that won't last long. So, pick up a pack of the dark chocolate, white chocolate, and peppermint confection while you can.

Price: $12.69

No time to peel, boil, and mash your own potatoes? No problem. We spotted this three-pound, 48-serving box of instant Russet potatoes for under $13 at Costco this month.

Simply mix the pound of potatoes with boiling water and let stand for one minute. The buttery blend has a rich homestyle flavor your whole family will savor.

Price: $15.99

Make a hearty, healthy breakfast in minutes. If your grocery budget doesn't have wiggle room for expensive ingredients, snag these ready-to-heat chicken sausage and egg scramble burritos.

Get creative in the kitchen and serve the warm, melty morning meal with salsa, a side of guac, or a sprinkle of shredded cheese.

Price: $14.79

Give your holiday dinner a gourmet flavor without breaking the bank on fancy sauces and marinades. Kirkland's 33.8-ounce bottle of organic balsamic vinegar of Modena is a steal for under $15. A smaller 8.45-ounce size from the gourmet brand Giusti costs $19.99 at Whole Foods Market.

Price: $7.99

If you're not a from-scratch baker, now is the perfect time to stock your kitchen with this refrigerated find. The pre-cut Christmas cookie dough is already decorated with festive shapes, making it a breeze to bake.

Here's a tasty tip: Spread a generous layer of frosting or a dollop of candy cane mint ice cream between two cookies to make a sweet sandwich.

Price: $13.79

Winter is here, but Costco still has this fall-flavored find in stock.

Check your club's freezer section for these mouthwatering pumpkin cranberry muffins. Just pop one into the microwave for about 35 seconds and enjoy.

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Price: $11.97

Dubai chocolate is one of the year's most popular treats. And now, that indulgent bar is available as a mousse. That means you can enjoy the crispy kadayif, pistachio, and milk chocolate blend in a smooth, rich, creamy, and deliciously dreamy cup.

Price: $15.99

Pass on pricey takeout and nab this heat-and-eat coconut chicken curry from Costco's refrigerated deli section. The protein-rich pick has a subtly sweet flavor that rivals restaurant fare.

While you're shopping, pick up the warehouse club's 18-count pack of Stonefire Mini Naan Flatbread to complete your meal.

Price: $8.59

Add a crispy crunch to homemade mac and cheese, bread a veal cutlet, or make a healthier version of "fried" chicken with these light, crispy Japanese-style Panko crumbs.

Don't assume you'll get a better deal online. Compare $8.59 for two 25-ounce canisters at Costco to over $13 for a double-pack of the 13-ounce size on Amazon.

Price: $7.99

Your holiday party guests expect something more than just plain popcorn. Serve a snack that stands out and stock your kitchen with this sweet (and subtly salty) caramel and white/dark chocolate treat.

A few words of caution … Costco Reddit user Salty_Drawing4076 warned other shoppers, "Very good but extremely addicting. Might eat the whole bag in one sitting."

Price: $4.99

Serving shrimp at your holiday party? If you answered yes, don't forget the cocktail sauce.

At $4.99 for over two pounds, this extra-spicy horseradish-infused blend is a bargain bulk buy. Target sells a 12-ounce bottle of Heinz for $3.39. In a price-per-ounce showdown, Costco wins at $0.15, compared with $0.28.

Between your family's gift wish lists, holiday guests, and Christmas travel expenses, your monthly budget is tight. But that doesn't mean you have to eliminate items from your shopping list. Costco's bulk buys, store-brand generics, and in-store specials make it easy to save money on groceries.

Are you looking for more ways to cut costs? Even though Black Friday sales are over for the year, you can still find exclusive members-only deals in stores and online this December.