Spring is here, and Costco’s shelves are loaded with new and returning products that won’t wreck your budget. We rounded up nine finds all under $15 that members are already raving about – most of these are seasonal or limited, so don’t sleep on them.
1. DeeBee’s Organics SuperFruit Freezies – $9.99 (40-count)
These just hit freezer aisles nationwide as of April 6, and the timing couldn’t be better. Organic freezer pops in Strawberry Lemon, Blueberry Pomegranate, and Mango Orange – sweetened with 100% fruit juice, no artificial anything, and top-9 allergen free. At 25 cents a pop, they’re a no-brainer for families. One Reddit parent put it perfectly: “I feel a lot better handing my kid one of these than something loaded with added sugar.” Stock up now – these tend to disappear once the weather heats up.
2. Kirkland Signature Raspberry Filled Cookies – $10.99 (15-count)
New to the bakery section this spring, and members are already obsessed. Soft sugar cookies loaded with tart raspberry jam and dusted with powdered sugar. They’re good right out of the box, but the real pro move is a quick minute in the air fryer or toaster oven – warm, gooey, and slightly crispy. For under $11 you get 15 of them. That’s a dangerous math problem.
3. HBAF Honey Butter Almonds – $10.20 (17+ oz)
HBAF (stands for “Healthy But Awesome Flavors”) is the top snacking nut brand in South Korea, and Costco is now carrying their signature Honey Butter Almonds in the U.S. Sweet, salty, buttery, and completely addictive – this flavor is a cultural phenomenon in Korea and once you try one you’ll understand why. Over a pound of imported almonds for around $10. This one feels like a find.
4. Martinelli’s Sparkling Juice – 18-pack
An 18-pack of slim, portable cans in Apple Mango, Apple Juice, and Apple Cranberry. Great for parties, sports sidelines, school lunches, or anyone who wants something festive without the alcohol. The slim can design actually fits in a bag or backpack without the usual Costco-sized inconvenience. Priced right under $15 – grab it before it rotates out.
5. Girl Scout Coconut Caramel Granola Clusters – $9.99
Girl Scout cookie season is winding down, but Costco is carrying something that scratches that same itch: officially licensed Coconut Caramel Granola Clusters from Girl Scouts. Think Samoas, but in granola form. Eat them straight from the bag, dump them on yogurt, or use them as a charcuterie board addition that will make you look a lot more creative than you are.
6. Marin French Cheese Variety Pack – $13.49
Four French cheeses in one pack: creme Brie, Camembert, truffle Brie, and breakfast Brie. This is the kind of thing you put out for guests and they assume you really have your life together. It’s $13.49. You don’t have to tell them that. Perfect for spring entertaining season – Easter, Mother’s Day, or just a Tuesday night with a decent bottle of wine.
7. Hi-Chew Sour Gummies – $10-12
Costco just debuted these and sour candy fans are pumped. Hi-Chew took their iconic Japanese chewy candy format and went full sour on it – sour-sanded on the outside with a burst of fruity filling inside. Three flavors: green apple, watermelon, and pineapple. Made with fruit juice concentrate and no artificial dyes. The bag is massive, obviously. Good luck not finishing it in a week.
8. Loacker Minis Cream Filled Wafers – $15.49 (81 pieces)
Individually wrapped cream wafers in lemon, vanilla, and raspberry yogurt. Yes, 81 of them. At under 20 cents each, these are a solid snack drawer staple, a lunch box win, or a surprisingly elegant addition to a dessert spread. The individual wrapping also makes them great for grab-and-go without the whole bag becoming stale. A sleeper hit in this spring’s lineup.
9. Hoody’s Honey Roasted Nut Mix – $13.99 (~2 lbs)
Nearly two pounds of honey roasted mixed nuts for under $14. Put out a bowl at your next backyard gathering and watch it disappear. This is the kind of Costco product that seems almost boring until you realize you’ve eaten a third of the bag standing at the counter. Spring barbecue season is here – stock the snack table before you stock anything else.
Have you spotted any of these at your local Costco? Drop a comment below – and let us know if there’s a spring find we missed.