15 Random (But Wonderful) Sam’s Club Deals Under $20 This Month

You may think of warehouse clubs for their giant packages of toilet paper and enough ketchup to last until 2032, but Sam's Club may surprise you. For less than $20, you can find buys that feel like small victories.

From kitchen gadgets that will get your guests talking to clothing that looks like it costs more, these discoveries make shopping feel like a treasure hunt.

Here are 15 random but wonderful Sam's Club deals under $20, proving that you can save money shopping.

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

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Price: $15.98

Do you love waffles but lack counter space? Looking for a waffle maker you can take when you visit your family? This one makes four sticks at once. Shoppers love how it heats up fast and is easy to clean.

Plus, it works for more than waffles. You can use it for cornbread sticks, grilled cheese, or super cool waffle-shaped cookies. You can make them in advance and have your own homemade frozen toaster waffles.

Price: $14.98

Whether you run hot or live in a warmer climate, sometimes a T-shirt isn't enough, but a jacket feels like too much. This overshirt bridges that gap. It has a soft, brushed texture that reviewers say feels comfortable without being bulky.

Pick your favorite color from the four available choices. You can wear it buttoned up on cool mornings or under a heavier coat when it gets cold. At this price, you may want to consider purchasing it in multiple colors.

Price: $19.48

It's nice to have some immune support around the holidays. This features clinically studied Ester-C that stays in white blood cells for 24 hours to supply around-the-clock support rather than a quick spike that fades.

Beyond 1,000 milligrams of vitamin C, you also receive vitamin D, vitamin A, zinc, elderberry, and echinacea, providing natural immune support that works together. The softgels are non-GMO and free from artificial flavors, gluten, and common allergens.

Price: $9.98

What's your favorite holiday recipe? This three-pack has you covered with ground ginger (2.2 ounces), ground nutmeg (2.12 ounces), and ground cloves (2.0 ounces). You might have some from three years ago, but will they still meet your needs?

From spiced cider and mulled wine to slow-cooked meats and pies, these are the spices that add warmth and aromatic depth to your winter and holiday meals.

Price: $14.98

Baking is more fun when you love your tools. These sea glass blue measuring cups feature a Bundt cake-inspired fluted design (yet are easy to level) and include harder-to-find 2/3 cup and 3/4 cup sizes, as well as a rare 1/8 teaspoon measure.

They're made in the USA from thick, durable BPA-free plastic that is top-rack dishwasher safe, and they nest for compact storage.

Price: $10.24

Did you know you can freeze string cheese? String cheese is a high-protein grab-and-go snack loved by people of all ages (and some dogs). These are individually packaged and make a great healthy snack paired with an apple or a decadent appetizer of homemade fried cheese sticks.

Reviewers say these are larger and taste creamier than other brands. Plus, at Walmart, you only get 36 for $12.47.

Price: $19.98

If you've been to the chiropractor or physical therapist for chronic aches or post-workout soreness, you may have seen Biofreeze before. This is the professional-grade pain version, not the regular Biofreeze you see at most drugstores.

Reviewers love that you can spray the bottle upside down (for hard-to-reach places) and say it dries quickly and penetrates for rapid relief.

Price: $7.98

When you see organic balsamic salad dressing at 17 cents per ounce, it's hard not to stock up. It's made with organic white balsamic vinegar and fresh basil. Purchasers say it's "not too citrus-y, not too vinegar-y."

Even if you're not a fan of salads, it's a tasty and easy chicken marinade. Just let it sit for at least 30 minutes, then grill or bake for effortless sophistication.

Price: $16.98

How can a blanket be cooling? One side features cooling fibers that regulate temperature, while the other is made of soft microfiber for traditional warmth. Reviewers who overheat praise how it keeps them comfortable and covered without making them sweat.

It's a good size at 60-by-70 inches, and you can wash it in the machine.

Price: $19.98

If you're still buying expensive K-Cups, you'll love this deal. Sam's Club sells The London Sip French Press for less than Target's $34.95 price tag. It's 1,000 milliliters, which is equivalent to four cups of coffee. Additionally, it features borosilicate glass and a stainless steel filter.

If you've had French press coffee, you know it's a flavorful experience. Plus, you can buy really nice beans because you're not paying for single-use pods or endless paper filters.

Price: $17.48

Do you like compliments? How about getting complimented for a sweater that costs less than $20? This Nine West, relaxed-fit boatneck sweater has feminine pointelle stitch details that make it appear as though you paid more.

Reviewers say they get compliments when they wear it. They appreciate the softness and the way the ribbed cuffs create a polished silhouette.

Price: $19.87

What happens when you have salad, soup, or pasta and you want to carry it with you without getting the toppings soggy before you're ready to eat? This Bentgo container erases those problems with a bowl, a removable topping tray, a dressing container, and a reusable fork all in one handy design.

It's microwave- and dishwasher-safe. Multiple customers mention wishing they'd bought two immediately.

Price: $11.98

You may have heard that avocado oil has a high smoke point and is healthier than some alternatives, but it is generally more expensive. You can pay over $19 for almost the same-sized bottle at Walmart.

It's got a neutral taste that won't overpower your food. You can stir-fry, pan-fry, grill, and roast to your heart's content without that acrid burnt smell. Reviewers also use it for salad dressings, marinades, and homemade mayonnaise.

Price: $15.87

Never grab the wrong glass again with slow-melting sports-themed ice cubes. This set of four molds includes two footballs and two golf balls with detailed imprints that your guests will love.

The plastic and silicone molds make seamless spheres. They are dishwasher safe and BPA-free. Creative users also used them to freeze juice, coffee, or regular ice with little chunks of fruit for cocktails and mocktails.

Price: $10.98

Do you ever wear socks as slippers? Do you need plush, cozy socks that won't stretch out? At less than $3 per pair, reviewers confirm the Cuddl Duds live up to the hype.

These socks stand out for their deep heel pockets and smooth toe seams, ensuring your feet are both comfortable and warm.

As we approach the end of the year and the holiday season, many shoppers are being cautious with discretionary spending and looking ahead to the gift-giving season with a sharper focus on essentials. But essentials don't have to mean boring, and scaling back doesn't mean going without.

As we all navigate tighter budgets heading into the holidays, it's easy to feel like being careful means going without. But these discoveries prove that you can save money at Sam's Club.

The small pleasures, such as a better cup of coffee, a cozy blanket, and fresh-baked waffles on Sunday morning, don't have to be the first things to go. Finding quality at prices that make sense means you can savor life's little moments while staying on track with your bigger financial goals.