16 Unbeatable Costco Freezer Deals You Should Stock Up On This November

When stocking up your freeze, low prices and bulk buys from Costco can keep your fall spending budget on track.

We’ve got the top Costco freezer picks to help you save money shopping for everything from game-day-ready chicken wings to holiday meal apps. These frozen foods are flavorful finds that combine quality and cost savings.

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

Price: $22.59

Pass on pricey takeout with Foster Farm’s “Take Out” Crispy Classic Buffalo Style Wings. The four-pound bag of ready-to-heat-and-eat chicken is a bargain for under $23.

This is the perfect pick for a game day barbecue or tailgating party. Costco Redditor hu_gnew raved, “I was going to host football Saturday for a couple of friends and didn’t have time to do up a batch of wings from frozen on the grill as I normally would. Decided to take a chance on the Crispy Wings, they were great!”

Price: $20.19

Do you need a party-ready app that’s ready in minutes? These microwavable meatballs are an easy alternative to a from-scratch starter. You’ll get 140 meatballs in the six-pound bag. Serve the Italian-style beef meatballs with a marinade, glaze, or tomato sauce.

Price: $12.79

Get the sweet, buttery taste of decadent brioche French toast at home. This 2.12-pound box includes 12 frozen pieces made with all-natural ingredients. Pop a slice into the toaster or bake it in the oven.

Top the toast with Kirkland Signature’s organic maple syrup, sliced fresh fruit, a drizzle of honey, a pinch of cinnamon, or dreamy whipped cream.

Price: $19.49

Snag this six-pound bag of frozen chicken breasts for less than $20 right now. Whether you’re planning a dinner party, prepping for a holiday deal, or stocking up on staples, this Costco buy is a steal.

A smaller 2.5-pound bag of Tyson boneless, skinless chicken breasts costs $9.99 at Target. You’ll pay over $23 to get the same quantity in Kirkland’s $19.49 six-pound size.

Price: $15.99

Make a hearty breakfast for less this fall. If a cold bowl of cereal doesn’t cut it, this Kirkland breakfast sandwich will fill you up. Plus, you can save money on the cost of eating out at a cafe or other takeout menu options.

The buttery croissant, Applewood smoked bacon, cheese, and cage-free egg sandwich is comparable to what you could find in a fast-casual restaurant. But at $15.99 for eight, you’ll only pay $1.99 for each breakfast sammie.

Price: $14.69

Feed your family without breaking the bank. The 15-count of pocket sandwiches is a deal for under $15. Microwave the individually wrapped chicken breast-filled flatbread in under one minute. Eat the melts as-is, or smother them with your favorite spicy sauce.

Price: $11.99

Warm up on a cold fall day with this frozen, ready-to-heat French onion soup. For $11.99, you’ll get six bowls of the Swiss cheese-covered microwavable stew. Pair this pick with a toasty sandwich, fresh fall salad, or slices of rustic multi-grain bread.

Price: $9.99

Score this 1.5-pound of Maspanadas’ chicken and vegetable empanadas for under $10. A much smaller eight-ounce 10-count box from Ayo sells for $5.69 at Target.

Maspanadas’ microwave-ready minis are packed with protein. Eat these empanadas as a snack, serve as a starter, or make them into your family’s main meal.

Price: $14.79

Skip expensive takeout and eliminate delivery fees with this deep-dish pizza. Its authentic Detroit-style taste has a flavor you’ll savor. Get two of the thick-crust mozzarella and pepperoni pies for under $15.

Price: $9.09

It isn’t easy to find fresh blueberries in the fall. Don’t worry — Costco has you covered with this freezer section find. Score three pounds of ready-to-thaw USDA organic berries for just over $9. Mix the fruit into oatmeal, a smoothie, or a holiday pie recipe.

Compare Costco’s low price to $13.29 for Wyman’s Fresh Frozen Wild Blueberries at Target.

Price: $12.59

These organic bean and cheese burritos have 13 grams of protein per serving, making them a healthier alternative to carb-filled snacks and fatty fast food.

If you’re not sure how to prep this foodie find, Redditor Harbinger311 recommends, “I like to nuke these halfway, and then air fry the remaining time. Comes out divine for me, with the interior being piping hot while the exterior isn’t charred.”

Price: $14.69

Prep for a holiday party and stock up on Kirkland’s cooked shrimp. This mega-sized two-pound bag includes 50 to 70 shrimp per pound.

The farm-raised cooked tail-off shrimp are peeled, deveined, and ready to go. Add the frozen selection to a shrimp cocktail starter, tacos, or your favorite pasta recipe.

Price: $16.79

Save money on seafood and stock your freezer with this tortilla-crusted tilapia. The two-pound pack of flaky fish is coated with a savory blend of crushed tortilla chips, garlic, and chipotle pepper. At $16.70 for two pounds, you won’t find this type of deal in a restaurant.

Cook the protein-rich fish and serve it with slaw, soup, or seasonal sweet potato fries.

Price: 16.99

Take a trip to the Med without leaving your home. Cuisine Adventure’s spanakopita is a traditional Greek pick.

Get 48 vegetarian spinach and feta phyllo triangles for under $17. That’s four trays of food to use as a party starter or side.

Price: $24.69

Crab cakes are an expensive item that shoppers often view as an extravagant extra.

While $24.69 may seem like a lot for this freezer find, it’s a deal compared to what you could pay elsewhere. One pack from Phillips includes six — but at Whole Foods Market, you’ll pay $10.99 for one fresh crab cake, as opposed to this 1lb pack you get from Costco.

Price: $17.99

Are you tired of pumpkin pies and apple cinnamon everything? If you’re looking for a tasty treat, try this 24-pack of Reese’s frozen sweets.

The classic peanut butter cup got a chilly makeover — and fans approve. Redditor kendrahf praised this bargain buy, “I really like these. The peanut butter ice cream is really good. It does taste like the Reese’s PB filling, but it was also really creamy ice cream.”

Spend less on the top frozen foods this fall. Costco’s low prices make it easy to fill your freezer with mouthwatering meals, savory starters, decadent desserts, and so much more.

You won’t only find budget-friendly bargains in the freezer aisle. Save money on groceries, everyday essentials, prepared foods, pet products, home goods, and beauty buys at Costco right now.