15 Sam’s Club February Freezer Finds That’ll Liven up Weeknight Dinners

It’s time you unlock the power of your Sam’s Club membership to help you with those weeknights when you don’t really feel like cooking. Head over to the store’s massive frozen food selection that offers all types of cuisines.

Whether you’re in the mood for Chinese food or have a gluten allergy, this February, we’ve got you covered with deals on quick meals that will spice up your weeknight dinners.

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

Price: $14.88

This wok-fried chow mein will be ready in the microwave in just a few minutes without any messy ingredient prep. Plus, at under $2.50 per meal, it’s a steal.

“These are so fast to prepare, and really do taste every bit as good as take out from your favorite Chinese restaurant,” one reviewer says.

Price: $8.98

Enjoy soft and buttery Texas toast in minutes, whether as a snack or a side dish with a frozen entree — it is soup season, after all.

“I love this garlic bread,” one reviewer says. “Lots of spread and heats up quickly.” You’ll also be paying $0.28 per slice compared to name-brand New York Bakery Texas Toast at Target for $0.39 per slice. Make every penny count at Sam’s.

Price: $16.98

For a low-effort seafood night on a budget, serve up these premade crab cakes from the Sam’s Club in-house brand.

Reviewers say that the Member’s Mark crab cakes taste “restaurant-quality” and “every bit as good as the fresh ones.” A couple of crab cakes cost about $20 when you order out.

Price: $18.47

Keep burger night easy but just as delicious with these ready-to-microwave patties — bun and cheese included. It doesn’t get easier than that.

“Typically, I am not fond of microwave burgers due to the bun's tendency to become soggy,” one reviewer says. “However, after 90 seconds on high, this burger turns out excellent.”

Price: $11.48

Pan fry, deep fry, or boil these delicious chicken and veggie-stuffed potstickers for a tasty meal at home.

“You get a lot in the bag for the money and quite a few meals for the bag size,” one reviewer says.

Price: $10.47

Whip up this multi-ingredient pasta dish in record time with this frozen chicken and vegetable medley pasta mixed in a savory garlic sauce. The 58-oz bag is just $10.47 at Sam’s, while a 60-oz bag goes for $12.49 at Target.

Price: $19.86

If you don’t want to spend the time to marinate salmon fillets, get this six-portion, pre-marinated salmon for under $20 at Sam’s Club. That’s just $3.31 per plate.

“Taste just as good if not better than a restaurant and definitely cheaper!” one reviewer says.

Price: $12.98

This frozen orange chicken takes just 18 minutes in the oven and offers 18 g of protein per serving. Plus, you’ll pay just $1.62 per plate.

“We grab 4 boxes of this orange chicken every time we go to Sam’s!” one reviewer says. “We go through one box per week!”

Price: $14.98

Make the steak sandwich of your dreams in minutes with this frozen, thinly sliced beef. At $1.66 per serving, it’s no wonder this frozen food item is a hit with more than 900 Sam’s Club shoppers who gave it five-star reviews.

Price: $15.98

Save time tending the grill with these pre-grilled smokey chicken fillets. The fully-cooked chicken breasts are boneless and skinless, and you can easily bake or microwave them directly out of the freezer.

For $15.98, the 3-lb bag will garner you 16 servings, working out to about a dollar per plate. In comparison, Walmart offers a similar product that costs $1.28 per serving.

“Best tasting precooked chicken we’ve ever had,” one reviewer says. “Easily prepared for salads and soft tacos.”

Price: $13.48

These lightly breaded, juicy chicken fillets and nuggets from Just Bare are a store-bought alternative to Chik-fil-A, according to Redditors. The chicken breast nuggets are fully cooked and offer 16 g of protein per serving for only 160 calories.

You’ll pay just 84 cents per serving when you skip the drive-through and make these chicken bites at home. At other stores like Walmart, you’ll pay $1.37 per serving or more.

Price: $16.44

These crispy, breadcrumb-coated butterfly shrimp are the perfect restaurant-quality dish to spice up your at-home meals. “This is the best frozen breaded shrimp I have ever eaten!” one reviewer says.

Price: $15.98

If you’re vegetarian or are cutting down on red meat, you can get Beyond Burgers at a great price from Sam’s Club.

These vegetarian burgers are made with plant-based ingredients, like brown rice, red lentils, and yellow peas. You still end up with a patty that looks, grills, and tastes like the real thing.

The 10-pack is currently on sale for $15.98, which is just $1.60 per patty. For reference, they’re nearly $2 per burger at Walmart.

Price: $12.92

Whether you’re adding these to a side dish or tossing in a salad, Sam’s Club pre-cooked shrimp are easy to make and affordable at just $6.46 per pound. In comparison, it’s $9.99 for a 1-lb bag of large precooked frozen shrimp at Target.

Price: $9.88

Skip the Chinese takeout and add these pork egg rolls to your meal at home.

These frozen, pre-cooked egg rolls are stuffed with a mix of pork, cabbage, carrots, and celery wrapped in a crispy fried wrapper. One of the egg rolls in the 16-count box is 190 calories with 6 g of protein and 9 g of fat.

“They are the best we have ever had,” one reviewer says. “So close to the restaurant ones.”

Most of us are trying to save money on groceries these days, and Sam’s Club is a great place to start. With easy-to-make prepackaged frozen meals, you can have dinner on the table in minutes and spend less too.

Be sure to check the heating instructions on Sam’s Club frozen food before buying, as some items, like seafood, may need to be defrosted overnight before cooking.