15 Best Sam's Club Comfort Foods to Help You Get Through Winter

Winter calls for warming, satisfying meals that feed both body and soul. Sam's Club offers a wide array of comfort foods that deliver the taste you long for, the convenience your busy life demands, and the prices you can live with.

These convenient options will help you get the most out of your Sam’s Club membership by stocking your kitchen with cozy favorites that won't break your budget. Here are our favorite homestyle dishes you can find ready to heat and eat at Sam’s Club.

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

Price: $10.48

Pack a few veggies into your comfort food with these broccoli cheddar soup cups. It’s the same recipe you’d find in Panera Bread restaurants right in your fridge or freezer (and at a fraction of the price — one bowl will cost almost $8 at the popular chain). Pair this hearty, cheesy soup with some crusty bread for dipping.

Price: $3.24 per lb.

This casserole dish is the ultimate in comfort food. The perfectly al dente pasta is enveloped in a cheesy sauce that will warm you all the way down. Pair it with just about any vegetable for a perfect vegetarian meal. It’s made fresh in the warehouse and it’s $0.38 per lb. cheaper than the frozen stuff at the regular grocery store.

Price: $12.98

These ribs have been seasoned, marinated, and hickory smoked to perfection. They’re prepared in the Sam’s Club warehouse daily and are just the protein to satisfy your craving for hearty BBQ. You can enjoy these ribs on their own or pair them with baked beans, rolls, and coleslaw for a Southern-style feast.

An uncooked rack of ribs from Walmart will cost you around the same price, but you’d have to spend all day cooking them yourself.

Price: $12.98

This iconic can of soup has been warming Americans on cold days since 1897. This 12-pack will stock your pantry with enough chicken noodle soup to last you all winter. These are perfect for a pick-me-up or a last-minute lunch. At $1.08 per can, that’s as cheap as you’ll find this soup just about anywhere — it’s $1.39 per can at Kroger.

Price: $7.48 on sale from $8.48

Ready to step up your soup game? Go for this loaded baked potato soup. Complete with bacon bits, cream cheese, scallions, and chives, this soup eats like a warm, cozy meal. It comes in a two-pack for a total of four pounds of soup — perfect for heating up just a portion or sharing with the family at winter gatherings.

Price: $13.54

You can feel good while savoring a hot bowl of Stagg chili, as it has a quarter of your daily fiber and is packed with protein. Numerous applications of this pantry staple abound: top a baked potato with it, mix in some cheese sauce for chili con queso, or enjoy it on its own with sour cream and cheese. The price comes out to about $2.26 per can, which is much cheaper than the grocery store price of $2.99.

Price: $8.48

This classic Italian pasta is great as a main course, but it can double as an appetizer or make an appearance in pasta salads. Stuffed with savory ricotta and delicate baby spinach, this pasta cooks quickly whether it's from the fridge or freezer. Top it with your favorite marinara, or make it the star of the show with a small drizzle of olive oil. You’d pay $8.99 for a single 9-ounce package at Kroger, so stock up at Sam’s and curb your Italian cravings all winter long.

Price: $9.78

Great in hearty tortellini soup or as a standalone pasta dish, this tortellini is filled with all the cheesy goodness you need on a cold winter night. It comes in a two-pack of 24 ounces each, so you have one for tonight’s dinner and another to save in the freezer for a rainy day. A similar tortellini at Kroger sells for $6.99 for just nine ounces.

Price: $14.98

Hearty, cheesy, and easy to prepare, there’s everything to love about this meaty lasagne. Pull it out of the freezer when family or friends come over, as it has 12 servings, giving you more lasagna for your buck than the Kroger equivalent, which costs a dollar more. Pair it with a salad and garlic bread for an Italian-style comfort meal. You’ll save almost two dollars at Sam’s over Walmart for this family-style entree.

Price: $6.38 per lb.

If Irish comfort food is more your speed, this corned Angus beef brisket is sure to hit the mark. It requires some prep on your part but not a lot of hands-on time; pop it in the slow cooker in the morning for a tender, juicy meal by supper time. Pair it with cabbage and potatoes for an authentically Irish experience.

Price: $14.98

Pizza is a fabulous comfort foot, but if you don’t have enough people at home to eat a whole pie, these deep-dish singles will help you get your pizza fix without extra leftovers. These personal mini-pizzas are perfect for grab-and-go office lunches or a quick solo midweek meal. A two-pack is $4.14 at Walmart, so you’ll save nearly $10 for 12 at Sam’s.

Price: $6.98 (on sale from $7.98)

Is there any food more comforting than sausage gravy? This sausage gravy is ready to go — just add the biscuits or hashbrowns. It comes in four convenient pouches that quickly heat up on the stove or in the microwave. This gravy is the perfect ingredient for a hearty, comforting breakfast.

Price: $13.86

Just add a package of frozen fries for the perfect dinner of fish and chips. There’s no fryer needed, as you can heat these up in the oven directly from the freezer. These fish fillets are made with wild-caught Alaskan Pollock and contain no artificial flavors, hydrogenated oils, or antibiotics. These fish fillets are also rich in critical omega-3s, and you get two more of them per bag than you would at Kroger or Walmart.

Price: $17.98

These versatile meatballs are a wonderful addition to a bed of pasta, a hearty sub, or a smorgasbord of appetizers. On cold winter nights or at last-minute holiday soirees, you’ll be glad you have six pounds of these tender, savory meatballs in your freezer. They’re flame-broiled and packed with protein. Plus, they’re gluten-free and about $2 cheaper per bag than you’ll find similar meatballs at Costco.

Price: $9.98

Don’t forget dessert! And what better treat to top off a comforting meal than warm, gooey chocolate chip cookies? Keep this tub of cookie dough in your freezer so you can make a single cookie to finish off dinner or enough for when company comes over.

Sam’s Club has just about every comfort food you’ll need to get through the dreary winter months at prices that give you the same warm fuzzies. Shopping at warehouses like Sam’s and keeping quick, easy meals in your fridge or freezer is a great way to tackle high grocery costs while capitalizing on convenience. Often, you can get the same comfort foods you’d buy at a fast food or takeout restaurant for a much lower price.