Last updated: May 29, 2025

We tried these Costco dips, so you don’t have to. Spreads are the way to go if you want a simple appetizer that’s sure to please. But before plunking down your hard-earned cash or filling your fridge with containers, it’s best to know which ones are worth buying.

We visit the warehouse weekly and try new dips whenever we see them. We’ve got you covered with a review of all the warehouse dips. Some were great, and a few were duds.

Before heading to the store, check out these Costco dip reviews, which include suggestions for serving dips and using leftovers.

What Dips Are Good At Costco?

We go into in-depth reviews below, but there are several great Costco dips and spreads. Here are our top five.

🛒 Quick Verdict: Best Costco Dips

• 🏆 Best Overall: Toom Garlic Dip – Light, airy, and full of garlicky goodness!
• 🏈 Best For Game Day: Good Foods Buffalo Style Chicken Dip – A bold, cheesy dip with a kick.
• 🥗 Healthiest Option: Hannah Tzatziki – A refreshing dip with Mediterranean flavors.
• 🎉 Best for Parties: La Terra Fina Cranberry & Jalapeno – Available in the fall only, this sweet and spicy dip is always a hit.

No matter which dip you choose, you will want about ⅓ cup per person.

The Best Costco Dips and Spreads 

These are the Costco dips that are most often available at the warehouse. However, inventory varies among regions and seasons. 

Good Foods Buffalo Chicken Dip

This dip was one of the smaller containers and one of the beefiest we tried. Good Food’s Buffalo-Style Chicken Dip can be served warm or cold. We liked it better warm, although we could see eating it cold on the beach with celery and carrots.

It has a little bit of kick but was still kid-approved. 

A mini crock pot will work well to keep it warm for a party, while tortilla chips, Ritz Crackers, carrots, or celery are all great dippers. 

Put leftovers on top of lettuce for a low-carb lunch. But we loved this one so much, we didn’t have that problem.

Good Foods Buffalo Chicken Dip Price: $9.99

Hannah Tzatziki

This spread, popular in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine, is made from yogurt, garlic, and dill. It doesn’t have as much flavor as homemade versions, but it’s still a good game-day dip. We’ve reviewed this popular spread in 2023.

If you are looking for a healthy Costco dip, try this one. It’s excellent with sliced naan bread, cucumbers, and carrots and as part of a mezze platter.

If you have any leftovers, here is a simple Costco dinner—top Naan bread with cooked chicken breast, sliced cucumbers, lettuce, tomato, and tzatziki. 

Hannah Tzatziki Price $7.89

Kirkland Hummus 

Hummus is a simple dip with few ingredients, but the taste and texture vary widely among brands. Our favorite is Sabra, which has a smooth texture and mild flavor. However, the Kirkland brand is a great alternative.

It has an excellent taste and texture. Kirkland hummus has olive oil and pine nuts pooled on top, which turned off my 11-year-old. You could easily remove that, and adults may like the added crunch. 

Hummus is great on a platter with vegetables, pita chips, and pretzels. 

Leftovers are the perfect topping for a grain bowl. 

Kirkland Hummus Price: $5.89 (Cheapest price we’ve seen in years!)

Good Foods Chunky Guacamole

This guacamole has excellent taste and comes in a pack of three, which is perfect for a family snack. It’s a solid choice for this popular Mexican dip.

Serve with tortilla chips. 

As for leftovers, spread them on toast and top with an egg for a delicious start to the day.

Good Foods Chunky Guacamole Price: $13.99 

La Terra Fina Spinach Artichoke Parmesan Dip

This isn’t the same as the spinach and artichoke dip we’ve ordered at chains like Applebee’s, but it’s still a solid choice.

La Terra Fina Spinach Artichoke Parmesan dip isn’t as salty as other varieties. A few testers tasted a citrus aftertaste, but not everyone had that experience. It tastes best warm, which took over a minute in the microwave.

We love this Costco dip with tortilla chips or hearty bread. To make it a centerpiece, serve it in a large loaf of bread. Chef Not Required has excellent tips for creating a bread bowl. 

If you have leftovers, use this spread as a baked potato topping. 

La Terra Fina Spinach Artichoke Parmesan Dip Price: $9.69

Rojo’s Street Corn Dip

I did not expect to like this dip as much as I did. It’s thick and tastes like corn and cheese. There is a hint of spice but nothing too powerful. We loved this with tortilla chips.

We used some as a topping for baked sweet potatoes, which was a big hit. It would also be a great side dish for tacos or burritos.

Rojo’s Street Corn Dip Price: $8.89

7 Layer Dip at Costco

It used to be a warehouse’s mainstay, but we haven’t seen this popular spread lately. Many of us are left wondering, does Costco still sell 7-layer dip? There hasn’t been an official announcement, but I haven’t seen it in the store since 2021. They do have a six-layer dip.

Rojo’s Black Bean and Cotija 6-Layer Dip

I’ve made this dip, which can be labor-intensive, so I had high hopes that we would love this version. This was our least favorite Costco dip. The flavor was flat, and the consistency was too thin. The flavors were muted, so you never really tasted any of the elements. We tried to jazz it up and add some jalapenos, but there was no saving this one for us. We would not buy it again.

Rojo’s Black Bean and Cotija 6-Layer Dip Price: $11.49

La Terra Fina Pineapple Habanero Dip (Available in the Spring)

This dip is unique as it combines the sweetness of pineapple with the heat of a habanero. I was at first concerned about the spiciness, but I only got hints here and there and wouldn’t label it hotter than a jalapeno with seeds. This would be great for a party since it’s so different and many people may not have tried it before. The website recommends using leftovers as a spread on a ham sandwich.

$9.59

La Terra Fina Cranberry & Jalapeno Dip and Spread

The La Terra Fina Cranberry & Jalapeno Dip and Spread was a delightful seasonal find, capturing our taste buds with its perfect balance of sweetness and a subtle touch of spice. Despite being labeled as medium spice, we found it to lean more towards mild, making it accessible to a wide range of palates. Pairing exceptionally well with pretzel crisps and whole wheat crackers, this Costco dip has quickly become one of our favorites, earning its status as a customer favorite for good reason.

The La Terra Fina Cranberry & Jalapeno Dip and Spread Price: $9.59

La Terra Fina Smoked Gouda and Peppers

There’s some heat in this dip, and we like it! Once we tried La Terra Fina’s Smoked Gouda & Peppers Dip and Spread, it quickly went on the list of best Costco Dips. The package states to serve warm although it’s flavorful and addictive at any temperature.

Just this week, we’ve had it with crackers, vegetables, and a dip for grilled chicken. It’s one of the spicier dips we’ve tried, so if you don’t like heat, this is not for you. But it’s delicious!

La Terra Fina Smoked Gouda and Peppers Spread Price: $9.99

Toom Garlic Dip

Toom is a version of the popular Middle Eastern garlic dip toum. Its light and airy texture, coupled with the lemony garlic taste, makes it extremely versatile. We loved it as much as a veggie dip as a topping on Amylu Greek Chicken Burgers. This one dip that we easily finished before the expiration date and cannot wait to buy again.

Toom Garlic Dip Price: $6.99

Bistro 28 Game Time Party Dips

When we saw that the company that makes our favorite pretzels also made a dip, we had high hopes. Unfortunately, these fell flat for us. This twin-pack of dips contains equal-sized portions of Caramelized Onion and Jalapeno Popper. They taste more like cream cheese or sour cream than the other ingredients, and they just fell flat. We would not recommend these.

Bistro 28 Game Time Party Dips Price: $7.99

Delve Garlic Herb Asiago

One bite of this thick dip, and you notice a difference immediately. Unlike most spreads that have a sour cream base, this one has a mascarpone base, which lends itself to a creamy texture and mild base. That’s not to say it’s flavorless; it’s quite the opposite. It’s filled with garlic and cheesy goodness that had us going back for more. We highly recommend this one.

Delve Garlic Herb Asiago Dip Price: $8.89

Delve Whipped Feta

I really wanted to like the Delve Whipped Feta Dip, but it just fell flat for me. The flavor was surprisingly bland—I kept waiting for that signature salty feta tang to show up, but it never did. It had a smooth texture, sure, but beyond pairing it with crackers, I couldn’t find many ways to use it. I even tried it as a spread on a sandwich, and it still didn’t bring much to the table. Overall, it just didn’t live up to the bold flavor I expected from a feta-based dip.

Delve Whipped Feta Price: $8.89

Have you tried any of these dips? Which one is your go-to? Let us know in the comments below.

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