The Top 9 Grocery Deals To Buy at Costco Starting This October

Ready or not, the calendar’s about to flip to November. I know, the month of holiday prep and Thanksgiving dishes can make anyone’s stress level spike. But what gives me a little peace this time of year is seeing my Costco savings flyer land right on time in the mailbox.

That’s where I find the deals that jump-start my shopping list. From now until November 16, there are savings on every corner of my holiday grocery list—from coffee and candy to Thanksgiving essentials. So if you’re looking for a little help in the holiday shopping (and savings) department, you can shop my list, too.

Ferrero Rocher Fine Hazelnut Chocolates

$4.50 off 48-count box

Nothing says holiday treat quite like these Ferrero Rocher gold foil–wrapped hazelnut truffles. They’ve rightfully earned their place among the best of the best when it comes to fancy chocolates, and I love having them out for parties or after-dinner sweet bites. And when Costco knocks a few dollars off a 48-count box, suddenly that luxury doesn’t hit your wallet quite so hard.

Ritz Crackers

$3.30 off 18-stack box

If your holiday table looks anything like mine, Ritz crackers are a must. I stock up early because I know they’ll somehow end up in everything—crispy casserole toppings, pie crusts, and even Christmas candies. This bundle might come with 18 sleeves, but it’s certainly not making it past December.

Starbucks Season’s Cheer Blend Whole Bean Coffee

$5 off 32-ounce bag

Starbucks not only supplies Costco’s Kirkland Signature House Blend, but it also rolls out fun, limited-edition coffees for the holidays. This year’s newcomer, the Season’s Cheer Blend, has notes of cocoa and dried fruit—and from what we can tell, it appears to only be available in two-pound bags at Costco. Seasonal, exclusive, and on sale? Yep, it’s going straight into my cart.

Kirkland Signature Organic K-Cup Pods

$8 off 120-count box

Keurig fans, this is your stock-up moment. Costco’s massive 120-count K-Cup bundle is on sale this month, featuring all the favorites: Summit Roast, Pacific Bold, House Decaf, and Breakfast Blend. With $8 off, you can fill your coffee drawer with everyone’s go-to flavors.

Nielsen-Massey Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Extract

$15 off 2-count bundle

Good vanilla is non-negotiable in my holiday kitchen, but it’s definitely not cheap. This Nielsen-Massey two-pack makes it easier to splurge a bit smarter. So you can still get that rich, aromatic flavor that makes every cookie, cake, and custard taste professional—just without the premium price tag.

Häagen-Dazs Peppermint Bark Ice Cream Bars

$3.50 off 15-count box

If there’s one freezer treat I wait for all year, it’s Häagen-Dazs Peppermint Bark Ice Cream Bars. The creamy white chocolate ice cream is flecked with peppermint candy and coated in a crunchy layer of dark chocolate. They’re decadent, festive, and a limited edition, which basically means: Grab them while you can.

Marie Callender’s Chicken Pot Pies

$4 off 8-count bundle

These dependable pies are the definition of comfort food in a pinch. When I’m in a dinner bind—whether it’s a hectic Tuesday or an impromptu gathering—Marie Callender’s pot pies come to the rescue. Keep this eight-count box in the freezer and you’ll never panic about “what’s for dinner” this fall.

Cuisine Adventures Spanakopita

$5 off 48-count box

These flaky little spinach-and-feta bites top my list of Costco’s best party appetizers. Golden and crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, they taste like traditional Greek pastry in bite-sized form. And trust me, they never last long on the appetizer table.

Boursin Gourmet Cheese

$3 off 3-count pack

You can never, ever have too much Boursin—especially during the holidays. It’s the secret ingredient that transforms mashed potatoes, deviled eggs, or even a quick pasta into something extra special. So go ahead and grab the variety pack when you see it—you’ll find yourself reaching for it more often than you think.