15 Upscale Food Brands You Can Get in Bulk at Costco

You already know that Costco has unbeatable bulk buys on everyday essentials. But these deals aren't the only way to unlock the true value of your membership.

The warehouse club also has some of the most sought-after gourmet grocery brands. From decadent Ghirardelli brownies to sparkling Perrier, we scoured the store's aisles and spotted the top upscale foodie finds at prices you won't believe.

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

Price: $12.99

What would happen if you combined the flavors in a scoop of sinfully rich strawberry, vanilla, and chocolate Neapolitan ice cream with irresistibly indulgent white chocolate? You don't have to imagine the "what if." Beloved brand Lindt's limited-edition truffles combine these sweet treats in the most magical way. And you'll get over one pound of the individually wrapped candy for less than $13.

Price: $19.99

Nothing says decadence like Ghirardelli's Triple Chocolate Premium Brownies. The fudgy boxed mix includes not one, not two, but three types of chocolate chips: semi-sweet, milk, and bittersweet.

If $19.99 seems like a lot for brownies, think again. The massive 7.5-pound bulk buy includes six packs of the mix — no bakery (or messy kitchen) required.

Price: $25.99

Perrier is the ultimate in upscale sparkling water. And at Costco, you won't have to overpay for this bulk pack of the bubbly beverage. Snag a 24-count of 16.9-ounce bottles for $25.99 right now. For reference, Walgreens sells a single bottle for $1.89. That's more than $45 for two dozen.

Price: $29.99

Made by bees from New Zealand's manuka trees, the golden gourmet honey is known for its antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and healing properties. This sustainably sourced product boasts a smooth, caramel flavor and is MGO (methylglyoxal) certified at 263 mg/kg or higher.

For $29.99, the 17.6-ounce container is a steal. The same size jar of Manuka Health UMF 10+ honey costs $55.99 at Target.

Price: $6.99

The name says it all. This medium-spicy salsa has a gourmet flavor you'll savor. Serve the tomato and jalapeno/habanero pepper dip with tortilla chips or pour it over homemade burritos.

Price: $14.99

Olives hand-harvested by farmers in Tunisia give the antioxidant- and polyphenol-rich EVOO a smooth, mild taste.

Score a serious deal on this twin-pack. Get two 67.63-ounce bottles for $14.99. In comparison, a 34-ounce bottle from the same brand costs $12.99 at Target.

Price: $15.99

Wagyu beef is a highly prized (and often highly priced) product. While you can't grill this brand's "beef," you will enjoy the savory flavor of the jerky.

The handcrafted tamari, pepper, garlic, and onion seasoned strips are 100 percent natural, protein-rich, and amazingly affordable. Snake River Farms charges $24 on the brand's website.

Price: $18.99

Give the gift of luxury — or keep this indulgent chocolate, hazelnut treat all for yourself. Shoppers can't stop talking about the 48-count of individually wrapped candy from the famed Ferrero Rocher brand. Costco customer Gailg G gave this bulk buy a five-star review, "These are such a treat for special occasions!"

Price: $15.49

Whether you're a vegetarian or just want a break from beef burgers, this plant-based alternative has a meaty flavor that won't disappoint. Grill the hormone and antibiotic-free patties and top them with gourmet blue cheese crumbles or spicy barbecue sauce.

Price: $12.99

Save time and money with this gourmet side. The 1.94-pound box of refrigerated ready-to-heat-and-eat rainbow carrots comes with a mouthwatering maple Dijon glaze. Serve the USDA organic veggies with a seared steak, luxe lobster tails, or braised tofu.

Price: $28.99

Upgrade your usual dining routine with this upscale seafood selection. Shoppers are snapping up the one-pound tub of jumbo lump crab meat. Redditor hellcat praised this pick, "It's fantastic. I make a luxurious crab salad out of it."

Price: $7.89

Up your charcuterie game or prep the perfect party platter. Saint Agur's blue is a smooth, fragrant French cheese straight from the Auvergne region. Compare Costco's price (just over $15 per pound) to $29.99 per pound for Ile De France's St. Agur French Blue at Whole Foods Market.

Price: $19.99

Pass on pricey brewed barista blends and make your own cafe-quality cup at home. Skip the line at Starbucks and add the brand's beloved dark roast 100 percent Arabica beans to your cart. The fan favorite features sweet notes of dark cocoa and caramelized sugar.

Price: $10.99

A fancy French fruit spread for under $11? At Costco, you can nab this deal right now. Pair the high-end strawberry, cherry, red currant, and raspberry preserves with a sliced baguette and Gouda cheese, or drizzle the jam over vanilla ice cream.

Price: $12.39 (on sale from $16.29)

Slather this sumptuous salted pure Irish butter on a toasted crumpet, melt it over a baked potato, or mix it into a batch of sticky toffee pudding.

Keep your monthly shopping costs down with this Costco deal. The four-bar (eight-ounce size) bulk buy is only $12.39, while Target sells a single bar of Kerrygold for $4.49. At that price, you'll pay almost $18 for Costco's quantity.

While you can save money on essentials, Costco also has deals on upscale items. So go ahead and indulge in these little luxuries. At these prices, you can snag bulk buys on brand names without breaking your grocery budget.

Are you looking for more ways to lower the cost of your next Costco haul? Use the warehouse club's credit card to earn perks or take advantage of the retailer's in-store-only deals.