18 Best Sam's Club Frozen Foods You’ll Buy Again and Again

Whether frozen beef patties for dinner or frozen mini cheesecakes for a sweet treat, you can get the most out of your Sam’s Club membership by spending some time in the warehouse store’s frozen food aisles.

If you don’t know where to start, we’ve rounded up the best frozen foods Sam’s Club has to offer. From unique desserts to irresistible appetizers, you and your family will love these tasty, budget-friendly items.

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

Price: $18.47

Don’t stress over using fresh ground beef before the expiration date or making a mess on burger night. These frozen, pre-assembled Angus cheeseburgers come ready to heat — American cheese and burger bun included.

Plus, they’re individually wrapped, making them a great meal for someone who lives alone. “I really enjoy how quick these are to make, better than a fast food burger,” one reviewer says.

Price: $12.85

These Häagen Dazs ice cream bars are just as good as they look, with a creamy vanilla ice cream base coated in a crunchy milk chocolate and almond layer.

You get 15 bars in the box, which makes them 85 cents each. That’s quite a steal, considering Target sells a three-pack for $4.89.

“These delicious Häagen Dazs bars are a regular purchase for our family,” one reviewer says. “It's hard to eat just one.”

Price: $9.98

For a unique and cheesy appetizer, these cheddar, bacon, and ranch bites will add a pop of flavor to your meal. The dish combines the three main ingredients into a ball that’s coated in tempura batter and ready to cook.

“I bought these not expecting much but they were so good I practically inhaled them!” one reviewer says. “Super easy to prepare and not a bad price.”

Price: $11.28

Whether you’re gluten-free or just want a healthy alternative to pizza, pick up a two-pack of this cheese pizza made with a thin and crispy cauliflower crust.

The price works out to $5.64 per pie, and it’s a favorite among loyal Sam’s shoppers. “This pizza is SO good!!” one reviewer says. “Even my non gluten free husband likes them.”

Price: $13.98

While Uncrustables are a classic school lunch snack, they’re also a convenient and tasty source of protein. Just let the frozen circular sandwich thaw for 30 minutes to an hour, and you’ve got a fresh PB and J without the mess.

This box of 18 sandwiches works out to 78 cents each, which is even cheaper than the 95 cents each you would pay for a 10-pack at Walmart.

Price: $13.86

These beer-battered cod fillets are perfect for at-home fish and chips or a zesty fish sandwich. The hand-cut fillets are skinless and boneless with a golden, crispy outer shell.

“My hubby and I have made these cod fillets a staple of our menu every week,” one reviewer says. “They are crispy and tasty and wonderful when paired with fresh vegetables, a salad, or a baked potato.”

Price: $25.98

If you’re in the mood for some delicious bar food without the bar prices, then try out these beefy steak-cut onion rings. Sam’s Club already took care of the messy part for you — all you have to do is bake or deep fry the battered onion rings.

“These are the next best thing to homemade,” one reviewer says. “Very crunchy shell on the outside and the tender onions bite through — they don't pull out.”

Price: $10.78

Chocolate strawberries aren’t just for Valentine’s Day, which is why these frozen strawberries covered in a layer of creamy white and milk chocolate are such a hit with Sam’s Club members.

As one online reviewer put it: “Move over, ice cream — there’s a new indulgence in town!”

While you can find Trü Frü strawberries at other retailers, it’s hard to match Sam’s price of $10.78 for an 18-oz bag. At Walmart, it’s $7.27 for an 8-oz bag.

Price: $14.86

These crispy panko-breaded salmon bites are a delicious way to add more protein to your diet, offering 17 g of protein per serving. And as salmon is famously tricky to cook well, it saves you the hassle of buying and cooking the raw fish. “Quick and easy,” one reviewer says. “Lots of salmon in each bite.”

Price: $14.98

This so-called Lazy Lasagna is a high-protein, deconstructed version of one of the best Italian comfort foods.

You’ll get 24 g of protein in each serving of deliciously seasoned ground beef mixed with tomato basil sauce, creamy ricotta, and mozzarella over rigatoni pasta.

It’s $14.95 for two trays, which equals 10 servings total. “The seasoning and overall taste are spot on, making it a great option for a quick, satisfying meal,” one reviewer says.

Price: $9.94

This mild coconut curry meal is packed with flavor, from the long grain rice to the white meat chicken and vegetables smothered in red curry sauce.

All you have to do is pop one of the four trays in the microwave, and you’ve got a piping hot, well-balanced dinner ready to eat.

Price: $10.98

These fully-baked, king-sized chocolate pretzels can be topped with salt or cinnamon sugar — both options are included in the 20-pack box.

Whether you’re craving a carb-filled snack or want a quick two-person appetizer to munch on before dinner, these pretzels are easy to heat and assemble.

You can even customize the toppings to your preferences, like this reviewer: “Easy to prepare in the toaster oven for a snack, or eat with peanut butter, a cream cheese spread or dip into melted cheese or ranch dip.”

Price: $12.92

If you’re planning a seafood night, these frozen medium-cooked shrimps are an affordable option. You’ll pay just under $13 for 2 lbs of peeled and cleaned shrimp — all you have to do is thaw and serve.

These precooked shrimp are almost the exact same price as a 2-lb bag of frozen raw shrimp at Walmart, but save you the headache of cooking the raw shrimp yourself.

Price: $11.98

If you’re craving cream cheese rangoons from your favorite comfort takeout restaurant, save your cash with these prepackaged, frozen ones.

You can air fry or bake these rangoons to get that extra crispy, restaurant-quality crunch. One reviewer called them “delightfully tasty” and “easy to serve”: “A favorite at neighborhood potlucks, especially with vegetarian friends.”

Price: $17.48

For Sam’s shoppers who don’t want a whole cheesecake to tempt them, these mini cheesecakes are the perfect bite-sized pick-me-up.

The sampler pack comes with 63 individual cubes of three cheesecake flavors: New York Style, Caramel Chocolate Chip, and Strawberry Swirl. That’s just 28 cents per cheesecake miniature.

Price: $15.98

Whether you’re vegetarian or want to try plant-based protein, these Beyond Burger patties are a steal are $1.59 each.

Made from plant-based ingredients, like brown rice and peas, these burgers have 35% less saturated fat than some traditional ground beef burgers and still offer 19 g of protein per serving.

Price: $7.68

Whether you’re whipping up a batch of biscuits and gravy or just want to spread butter on a fresh, warm biscuit, these frozen buttermilk biscuits will save you the hassle of making them from scratch.

You can even toss these buttery, southern-style biscuits into the air fryer for a crispy golden texture and fluffy, steaming layers. You’ll get a whopping 38 biscuits for just $7.68 at Sam’s Club, paying 7 cents less per serving than if you bought them at Walmart.

Price: $13.28

For a quick weeknight breakfast, you can’t go wrong with a frozen breakfast wrap. These wraps from Jimmy Dean are stuffed with turkey sausage, eggs, onions, bell peppers, and cheese, all wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla.

With 10 wraps for $13.28, it’s hard to find a cheaper breakfast that will still give you 13 g of protein. In comparison to the $1.33 per wrap at Sam’s Club, buying these wraps at Target will cost you $2.07 per serving.

If you’re looking for ways to save money on groceries, start by adding these frozen foods to your Sam’s Club grocery shopping list.

This is not an exhaustive list of all the frozen products at Sam’s Club — just some of the top contenders. Frozen food items can vary by store location and season, so keep an eye out for new finds and sales on the freezer shelves of your local store.