5 Costco Grocery Deals Too Good To Pass Up This Fall
PSA for Costco fall shoppers: member-only savings are live now through Sept. 27 at your nearest warehouse club.
And if you’re looking to save money on groceries, nine discounted items are worth adding to your cart before the sale ends.
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From pancake mix to pizzas, buying these five groceries at Costco reels in the season’s biggest savings.
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Starbucks K-Cups
Price: $39.99 (originally $48.99)
Brew up your favorite coffee drinks with Starbucks K-cups (Pike Place or Holiday Blend). Costco members receive $9 off on Pike Place medium roast and holiday blend flavors with 72 K-cups in every box.
Sabatasso's Four Cheese Pizza
Price: $14.40 (originally $18.70)
Swap out pricey pizza delivery for Sabatasso’s four-cheese pizzas. Each box in this three-count pack contains three gluten-free pizzas discounted $4.30 off their regular price for a total of just $5 per pizza.
Tru Fru Milk and White Chocolate Frozen Strawberries
Price: $11.34 (originally $14.84)
Save a little money on your favorite sweet treat with the $3.50 discount on Tru Fru milk and white chocolate frozen strawberries. Pro tip: thaw the strawberries for 15 minutes before eating for peak flavor.
Yummy Dino Buddies Chicken Nuggets
Price: $12.47 (originally $16.47)
Need a quick and easy dinner for the kiddos? Grab a box of Yummy Dino Buddies chicken nuggets to tide over big appetites. These dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets come in a 5-pound box and are $4 off for a limited time.
Chobani Lowfat Plain Greek Yogurt
Price: $4.53 (originally $6.63)
A 40-ounce tub of Chobani lowfat plain Greek yogurt, now discounted $2.10 off to just under $6? That’s one of Costco’s cheapest deals this fall and definitely worth stocking up on.
Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change.
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