- This month’s Costco deals will help make the holidays a little easier.
- Quick meal and party ideas and immune boosters are on the list.
- These deals end December 21, so keep them in mind as you start your holiday shopping.
The holiday season is in full swing, and it’s time to get into gear with these Costco deals. Whether you’re looking for party fare, containers to store leftovers or products to keep your immune system in tip-top shape, they’re all on sale right now.
Need a little caffeine to get you from work to the office party? There’s something for that, too. These deals run from until December 21, so be sure you give them a look before heading out on your next big Costco adventure.
Kellogg’s Cracker Collection
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$4 off 52-ounce variety pack
Every charcuterie board needs a variety of crackers to please everyone’s palates, and Kellogg’s has you covered with their cracker collection. In each box, you’ll get four of their popular crackers: two stacks each of their buttercrisp Toasteds and harvest wheat Toasteds, four stacks of their original Club crackers and five stacks of their original Townhouse crackers. Whether you’re pairing these crackers with cheese or a dip—like our High-Protein Spinach Dip or Healthy Buffalo Chicken Dip—there’s sure to be one of your faves in this collection.
Chinet Classic or Hefty Diamond Dinner Plates
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$5 off 165-count Chinet plates or 150-count Hefty plates
One of the downsides of hosting parties and family gatherings is the clean-up. But Chinet and Hefty make it a cinch with their dinner plates. They’re sturdy and generously sized, so you can load them up and not have to choose between the mashed potatoes and the Butternut Squash Casserole—they’ll both fit. If you’re doing a lot of hosting over the next couple of months, stock up.
Snapware Pyrex 18-Piece Glass Food Storage Set
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$5 off each set
If you’re trying to move away from plastic storage containers, this deal is for you. The containers are made of classic Pyrex glass, while the lids feature four tabs that snap in place for a leak-proof seal. Snapware lids are made from BPA-free plastic and are top-rack dishwasher, freezer and microwave safe, so you can reheat your meal in the microwave right in the containers. These containers are perfect for storing party or Thanksgiving leftovers, including Apple, Onion & Cranberry Stuffing or Green Beans Amandine.
Keurig K-Cup Pods
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Save $8 on 80-count boxes
‘Tis the season for lack of sleep, and while we don’t recommend using caffeine as a replacement for rest, sometimes a little caffeine is helpful. When consumed in moderation, coffee can offer a few health perks to take advantage of. Thanks to Keurig, you can have plenty of coffee on hand. Their 80-count boxes of K-Cups are on sale at Costco this month. While flavors will vary, depending on your store, they include Regular Donut Shop, Newman’s Own Organic Special Blend, Tully’s Hawaiian Blend and Caribou Coffee’s Caribou Blend. All four flavors are medium-roasted for just the right amount of depth and kick.
Crunchmaster Multi-Grain Crackers
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$3.30 off two 14-ounce bags
While the Kellogg’s Cracker Collection is great for many people, if you or your guests avoid gluten—or if you just want an amazingly crisp cracker—you’ll want to add these Crunchmaster Multi-Grain Crackers to your board. They’re made from brown rice flour instead of wheat flour and are loaded with six different seeds: sesame, flax, amaranth, quinoa, chia and millet. Because of this, they contain 2 grams of fiber and 3 grams of protein per serving for a satisfying bite.
Rao’s Homemade Marinara
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$3 off two 28-ounce jars
During this busy time of year, pasta is a quick meal that’s easy to get on the table in a hurry. And Rao’s Homemade Marinara makes it even easier—just add pasta. Rao’s topped our list of marinaras to buy, partly because it’s made with simple ingredients—Italian tomatoes, olive oil, onions, garlic, basil, oregano, salt and pepper. And with no added sugar, it’s a shoe-in for anyone watching their sugar intake. This sauce would go great in our Spinach & Tortellini Casserole, Vegetarian Lasagna Soup, and Cheesy Chicken Pasta Bake.
Giovanni Rana Roasted Lobster Ravioli
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$4.20 off two 13-ounce packages
Giovanni Rana goes the extra mile with this ravioli by roasting the lobster before stuffing it into the pasta—along with creamy cheese and herbs—for a deeper, richer lobster flavor profile. While you could use the Rao’s marinara on this ravioli, a lighter, butterier sauce may go better. I mean, seriously… lobster and butter, what could be a better match? So you could simply top this with a touch of melted butter, olive oil and a sprinkling of fresh Parm—and add a squeeze of lemon and a little garlic to kick it up a notch. Or go all-out fancy and make our White Wine Lemon-Caper Sauce. And since there is no limit on this item, grab as many as your freezer will hold (be sure to check the freeze-by date on each package).
Olipop Soda
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$6 off packs of 15 12-ounce cans
The holidays are filled with food we might not normally eat, which can throw off our digestive systems. Dealing with gas, bloating and other tummy troubles isn’t exactly holiday-worthy. If you’re wanting to add some more gut-healthy prebiotics to your holiday routine, these little cans may help. This prebiotic soda adds various fibers to your gut to give your beneficial bacteria something to nosh on. And unlike regular soda, they’re naturally-sweetened with a bit of juice and stevia. With just about every flavor of soda imaginable, there’s an Olipop for everyone. And while we’d still recommend you get most of your fiber from whole foods, like veggies and grains, these drinks are a fun alternative to soda that might help you get a bit more fiber in during the hectic holidays.
NatureMade Supplements
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$3.50 off vitamins C and D gummies
While we’re proponents of primarily getting your vitamins and minerals through food, we know there are times—like the holidays—when it can be more difficult to do so. That’s where supplementing can come in handy. This month, Costco has Nature Made extra strength vitamin C (180 count) and vitamin D3 (200 count) gummies on sale. If you’d rather swallow than chew your vitamins, they’ve also discounted their Super C tablets (200 count), which also contain zinc and vitamin D3. All of these nutrients—vitamins C and D and zinc—support the immune system, and all three made our list of best supplements to support your immune system, along with probiotics and omega-3s. We like that these NatureMade supplements are independently verified, which means that they’ve been tested for safety and quality by a certifying agency. Though there’s a limit of 15 each, this is probably not an item you want to stockpile, since they do expire.
