12 Pasta Dishes at Sam's Club That Are Super Cheap (And Tasty!)

If you're craving pasta, head to Sam's Club for a mix of frozen, refrigerated, and fresh pasta dishes. Whether you're in the mood for a comforting portion of meat lasagna or steaming vegetable chow mein, these prepared and prepackaged pasta dishes are easier than cooking from scratch.

Ready to carbo load? We found the best affordable, flavorful pasta meals to help you save money at Sam's Club.

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

Price: $10.79

Made with pasta stuffed with mozzarella and marinara sauce, the Member's Mark Cheese Manicotti offers seven servings in the almost 3-pound container. Freshly made in the store's deli section, you just have to take off the lid and pop the tray in the oven for 25 to 30 minutes at 350 degrees.

"These were delicious!" Sam's Club shopper Vicky said. "Serve with garlic bread and a salad for an easy, quick dinner."

Price: $9.86

For those who prefer stuffed pasta, this Member's Mark ravioli is stuffed with a delicious combination of ricotta, portobello mushrooms, and fontina. "This ravioli was very, very good!" Sam's Club reviewer Cherkh said. "It is done in 4 minutes and freezes well for future use."

The two-pound container costs $9.86 at Sam's Club and is 5 cents cheaper per ounce than the Giovanni Rana Family Size Mushroom Ravioli.

Price: $14.78

This New Orleans-style chicken alfredo will make you feel like you're enjoying a meal in The Big Easy. The blackened white meat chicken is a perfect complement to the creamy alfredo pasta, and the 60-ounce container gives you a lot of bang for your buck.

The box includes two trays and a total of eight servings for $14.78. At just $1.85 per serving, the Sam's Club box is a much better deal than a $3.87 single serving of the pasta dish at Walmart.

Price: $14.88

This popular vegetable chow mein is almost as easy as picking up takeout, and it costs a lot less. The chewy chow mein noodles are mixed with a wide variety of vegetables, including cabbage, carrot, broccoli, shiitake mushrooms, asparagus, pea pods, green beans, and bell peppers.

The veggie-loaded dish comes in a six-pack, with two servings per 9-ounce pouch, and it's 8 cents less per ounce than the frozen InnovAsian Vegetable Lo Mein sold at Walmart.

Price: $11.38

Save yourself a trip to Panera Bread with this refrigerated mac and cheese made by the popular bakery cafe. The four single-serve cups in the pack are 600 calories and 23 grams of protein each, and the mac and cheese can be heated on the stove or in the microwave.

The four-pack of the creamy mac and cheese is $11.38, which breaks down to $2.85 per serving. And it's 11 cents cheaper per ounce than buying a 16-ounce cup at Walmart.

Price: $9.98

If the change in season has you under the weather, pick up a value-sized pack of the Member's Mark Chicken Noodle Soup. The hearty soup is made with egg noodles, chicken breast, celery, carrots, and onions. The two-pack includes a total of seven delicious servings at 150 calories and 16 grams of protein each.

Breaking down to just 16 cents per ounce, this refrigerated Sam's Club soup is less than half the price per ounce of Panera Bread's Chicken Noodle Soup sold at Target.

Price: $14.98

Stouffer's lasagna is a classic frozen pasta dish made with beef, tomatoes, mozzarella, and, of course, pasta. The Sam's Club container has 11 servings, which are 310 calories and 20 grams of protein each. And it takes just 50 minutes to cook, depending on whether it's thawed or frozen and what kind of oven you have.

At $14.98 for a whopping 96 ounces, Sam's Club sells the lasagna for $2.51 less than Target.

Price: $7.87

If you're craving a lighter, vegetable-forward pasta dish, pick up a tray of the Member's Mark Mediterranean Pasta Salad in the Sam's Club deli. It's made with pasta, kale, sundried tomatoes, feta cheese, and parmesan cheese. It's 350 calories per serving and priced at $4.98 per pound, which is 16 cents cheaper per ounce than the Good & Gather Tomato Basil Pasta Salad at Target.

Price: $9.78

The Member's Mark bite-sized tortellini are stuffed with five different kinds of cheese: ricotta, parmesan, mozzarella, mascarpone, and romano cheese. The 3-pound pack includes a whopping 14 servings, which are 240 calories and 10 grams of protein each.

The pasta comes in a two-pack, so it will stay fresh if you're not cooking it all at once. Each serving works out to just 70 cents per plate, which is about half the price of a serving of Good & Gather Cheese Tortellini from Target.

Price: $8.48

Add some greens to your next pasta meal with Member's Mark baby spinach and ricotta cheese ravioli. All you have to do is boil the ravioli for four to five minutes and smother in the sauce of your choice — or go simple with butter and parm.

The 38-ounce pack yields ten servings, breaking down to just 85 cents per person. While a spinach and ricotta blend is a common ravioli flavor, the Member's Mark version is fresh, tasty, and much more affordable than most. For example, the Rana Spinach & Ricotta Ravioli at Target is $2 per serving.

Price: $4.98

Kraft mac and cheese is a pantry staple as far as we're concerned, but this jalapeno flavor brings the classic pasta dish to a whole new (spice) level. The cheese sauce mix is seasoned with jalapeno, paprika, turmeric, and garlic. All you have to do is boil the pasta for seven to eight minutes, strain, and make the cheese sauce with the mix, butter, and milk.

This side dish is super easy and cheap at just $4.98 for four boxes. While one box is $1.59 at Target, the four boxes at Sam's work out to $1.25 each.

Price: $14.98

If you want to skip the boiled water, get this frozen deconstructed lasagna made with rigatoni, ground beef, tomato basil sauce, and cheese. The box comes with two trays that you can pop in the microwave or oven for a total of five servings with 24 grams of protein each.

Plus, the protein-packed frozen meal is just $3 per plate, which is $1.10 less per serving than Rao's frozen rigatoni bolognese from Target.

Since we're all trying to save money on groceries these days, it's even more important to load our carts with affordable, nutritious meals. Whether munching on fresh pasta salad or rich chicken alfredo, add these Sam's Club pasta finds to your cart to save on your next few meals.

While pasta alone is generally pretty cheap, all of the other ingredients required to make a pasta dish — like cheese, tomato sauce, and vegetables — can add up, which is why you might be better off saving money and time with these premade pasta deals.