15 Unbeatable Deals on Costco Kirkland Groceries This January

Are you looking for smart ways to save money in the new year? We’ve got the best Costco hacks to lower your grocery shopping bill.

The store’s Kirkland line of generics combines high quality and low cost, making it easy to keep your monthly food budget in check. If you’re not sure which deals to fill your cart with, we’ve rounded up the top everyday essentials, sides, sweets, snacks, and more.

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

Price: $7.99

Tired of candy canes and Christmas cookies? This popular pick is 10/10 for its soft texture and buttery taste.

Redditors rave about this returning fan-favorite. User clarinefutbol posted, “Run, don’t walk to your nearest Costco because the Cranberry Orange Bisconies have finally returned back for the season!”

Price: $9.99

The fresh fruit isn’t easy to find in the winter months. Snag a 2-plus-pound of the sweetened dried variety to quench your cravings.

Compare Costco’s $9.99 price for this generic to $4.49 for a smaller six-ounce pack from Good and Gather. Kirkland’s price per ounce is only $0.28, while the Target store brand is $0.75.

Price: $25.99

Score a two-liter of this EVOO for $25.99. Use the cold-pressed Italian oil to sautee, grill, marinade, and more.

You’ll get over 67 ounces of the Kirkland generic for Costco’s low price. A 50.72-ounce bottle from the name-brand Bertolli costs $26.49 at Target.

Price: $14.69

Pass on pricey specialty store cheese and try this Kirkland option. Use the tangy shreds to top hearty lasagna, saucy penne, or another Italian favorite. The one-pound bulk buy size gives you enough parm for a month’s worth of meals.

Price: $12.09

Make an antipasto platter for your next wintertime gathering, or perk up a dull salad. You’ll get two 33-ounce jars for just over $12. Check your local Costco store for a better price. We spotted this double-pack for $9.99.

Price: $11.99

Stock up and save this January. If your family's menu includes spaghetti, lasagna, homemade pizza, eggplant parm, and baked penne, you’ll need plenty of tomato sauce.

A single 15-ounce can of Muir Glen Organic Tomato Sauce costs $2.79 at Target, while a 12-pack of the same size sells for $11.99 ($0.99 per can) at Costco.

Price: $11.99

January is the perfect time to whip up homemade soup. Skip the prep steps and save time with this find. And you can also pass on pricey grocery store stock.

Instead of buying one 32-ounce carton of Whole Foods Market’s 365 store brand for $2.79, nab Kirkland’s six-count for less than $12. That equals a $0.80 savings on each piece.

Price: $18.99

This wild-caught Albacore tuna has 42 grams of protein per can — making it a healthy addition to your New Year’s resolution menu.

Kirkland’s eight-pack of seven-ounce cans is a steal for $18.99 ($2.37 each). Target sells one five-ounce can from Wild Planet for $4.19.

Price: $12.49

Snack healthier in the new year. Swap out greasy chips and sugar-packed candy for this organic roasted seaweed. This mega-sized 10-count includes five 20-calorie servings in each pack.

Costco customer Sarah gave this budget-friendly find a five-star review, “I love this seaweed for a few different reasons…it’s a very generous helping of seaweed versus another popular brand they sell at other stores.”

Price: $12.99

January is the perfect time to restock your pantry with everyday essentials like this Kirkland deal. This two-pack of 28-ounce jars of creamy, dry-roasted USDA organic sea salt peanut butter is a bargain. The same quantity of brand-name Jif costs $14.76 at Walmart.

Price: $9.99

Garlic lovers can’t get enough of this generic. Costco shopper Pamma wrote a glowing review, “This Granulated Garlic is so easy to use and blends into your cooking…I’ve used it for years, and it’s one of my favorite Costco products.”

Price: $37.99

K cups are convenient — and pricey — options. You can get Kirkland’s 120-pod pack of this light-roast coffee for less than $38. A 96-count of Green Mountain Breakfast Blend costs over $63 on Keurig’s website.

Price: $14.99

Add a spoonful of this sweetener-alterative to a steaming cup of tea or use it to bake tasty treats. At $14.99, this five-pound bottle of Grade A True Source-Certified Argentinian honey is a better deal than brand names. One pound of Nature Nate’s Raw and Unfiltered Honey sells for $8.99 at Target.

Price: $11.39

Stay warm and cozy at home and stir-fry these frozen veggies instead of getting pricey takeout. Heat the sugar snap pea, green bean, red bell pepper, water chestnut, onion, broccoli, and carrot blend on the stove, add a splash of soy sauce, and toss in your choice of marinated beef, chicken, or tofu.

Price: $12.99

Kick off the new year in a healthy way. Nix sugary sports drinks and chemical-packed soda from your shopping list. This craft-brewed kombucha has two billion CFU probiotic cultures.

At $12.99 for an eight-pack, you’ll only pay $1.60 per 16-ounce bottle. Whole Foods Market sells one 12-ounce can of Rowdy Mermaids Organic Hello Ginger Kombucha for $2.27.

From honey that will sweeten your tea to hearty lasagna for your whole family, Costco’s Kirkland line includes everything you need to stock your kitchen. And if the holidays stretched your January budget to the max, these deals will leave cash in your wallet.

Stack your savings and use the top rewards credit cards. You could earn cash back, points, and other perks on eligible purchases this month.