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    Costco Easter Deals You Can’t Miss: Ham, Sides & Sweet Savings!

    Easter is right around the corner, so it’s time to start planning that holiday feast (and, of course, stocking up on sweets for those Easter baskets!). Whether hosting a big family gathering or keeping it cozy, Costco has some incredible deals to help you save on everything from the star of the show (ham! lamb!) to delicious sides, eggs for dyeing, and must-have Easter treats. Plus, with warehouse-sized portions, you’ll have plenty of leftovers—or enough to feed that unexpected extra guest who always appears.

    During our weekly visits, we scoured the aisles, came home, and crunched the numbers to bring you the best Costco Easter finds, including price comparisons so you know how much you’re saving.

    Here’s what’s worth grabbing before the holiday rush!

    The Best Costco Easter Deals

    Spiral Ham

    If ham is your Easter centerpiece, Costco’s spiral-cut ham is the best bang for your buck. At $2.49 per pound, it’s almost $2 cheaper than our local grocery store’s $4.39 per pound price. That means a 10-pound ham saves you nearly $20! Bonus: it freezes beautifully if vacuum-sealed. We’ve tested the best ways to cook it—check out our review for tips and leftover ideas!

    Eggs

    Yes, egg prices are still wild (we’ve all seen the memes about decorating potatoes instead), but Costco is the place to go if you need eggs for dyeing or deviled eggs. We checked prices nationwide, and the warehouse consistently comes in cheaper than most grocery stores. Our local Costco has two dozen eggs for $7.49, one of the best deals around!

    Scalloped Potatoes

    Main Street Bistro’s creamy, cheesy scalloped potatoes are an easy and delicious side dish. A 2.5-pound container costs $7.79 and serves 6-8 people. Just be warned—we’ve taste-tested them, and while they’re solid, we have one small caveat (read that in the full review!).

    Rack of Lamb

    If you’re going fancy this year, Costco’s Australian rack of lamb is $14.29 per pound. Pricey? Yes. But compared to our local grocery store’s New Zealand lamb at $27.49 per pound, it’s practically a steal.

    Giovanni Rana Short Rib Lasagna

    Not traditional, but hear us out: Lasagna is the ultimate backup plan if you’re worried about having enough food. It pairs with almost anything, is super filling, and let’s be honest—who doesn’t love lasagna? We’ve tried all the lasagnas at Costco, and this one is hands-down the best. Even better? It’s on sale right now for $10.99!

    Easter Candy

    Costco is the place for big savings on sweet treats. Ghirardelli chocolates are always a great deal, but the real steal? Two Lindt Chocolate Easter Bunnies for $13.99. Amazon sells the exact same ones for $35—so yeah, that’s an easy yes! If chocolate isn’t your thing, jelly beans may be! Costco has a four-pound bag of Jelly Belly Gourmet Beans for $16.99. Amazon has a three-pound container for $26.99.

    Save Big At The Warehouse

    Which of these Costco Easter deals are you grabbing this year? Are you team ham or lamb, or do you like to mix things up with something non-traditional (like that amazing short rib lasagna)? And let’s not forget the Easter candy—because what’s Easter without a little chocolate?

    If you’ve spotted any other great Costco finds for Easter, drop a comment and let us know! We love hearing about hidden gems and reader favorites. And if you want to stay in the loop on all the best Costco deals, make sure to subscribe to our newsletter—we’ll send the latest sales, must-try products, and insider shopping tips straight to your inbox. 

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