We’ve wandered the warehouse, tasted the treasures, and sorted the snacks. From instant favorites to unexpected hits, these are the must-try Costco foods of the year!
These products are new to the warehouse (one new to us) and excellent. Here are the best Costco foods of 2024.
Warehouse Wanderer’s Top Costco Foods of 2024 — Why Trust Us?
You can trust our picks because we dive deep into the Costco aisles, testing, tasting, and researching every product we recommend. As long-time Costco shoppers and food enthusiasts, we know what stands out and delivers value. From family-friendly staples to seasonal gems, our selections are based on real experiences to help you get the most out of your Costco trips.
Now let’s get to the list!
Portuguese Tarts
Move over, egg custard—the La Vie Gourmand Portuguese Custard Tarts are stealing the show! Though wildly popular in Portugal, they were a first for us, and wow, we’ve been missing out. Subtly sweet and melt-in-your-mouth creamy, they’re pure dessert or breakfast perfection. Heads up: these are a seasonal treat, so snag a box when you see them!
La Vie Gourmand Baked Custard Tarts — $12.99 for 18 tarts
Teriyaki Pineapple Chicken Meatballs
Dinner in a pinch? Amylu’s Teriyaki Pineapple Chicken Meatballs are your new best friend. They’re ready to heat and serve, fully cooked and packed with flavor. We love tossing them into teriyaki bowls with rice, cucumbers, carrots, edamame, and a drizzle of a creamy spicy vinaigrette (we love this one from A Farm Girl Dabbles). Quick, healthy, and delicious—a total winner.
Amylu Teriyaki Pineapple Chicken Meatballs — $13.99 for 60 meatballs
Rice Ramen
Ramen lovers, meet your next obsession: Lotus Foods Rice Ramen. Made with brown rice and millet flour, these noodles are a healthier twist on a classic. The key? Rinse them well after cooking to remove extra starch, and add a minute or two to the cooking time. Pair them with stir-fries or top with Bachan’s Japanese BBQ Sauce for a satisfying, slurp-worthy meal.
Lotus Foods Organic Millet and Brown Rice Ramen — $8.99 for 12 bricks
Cilantro Lime Crema
Don Pancha’s Cilantro Lime Crema was our summer superstar this year. Tangy, creamy, and versatile, we used it on everything from tacos to salads to nachos. It’s the same flavorful sauce Costco features in their popular street taco kit. The shorter shelf life (thanks to the lack of preservatives) had us worried, but it disappeared long before it could expire. Here’s hoping this seasonal gem makes a speedy return next year!
Don Pancha Cilantro Lime Crema — $7.99 for two 16-ounce jars
Dot’s Pretzels
Midwestern readers, you were right: Dot’s Pretzels are everything. Buttery, crunchy, and seasoned to perfection, these pretzels are downright addictive. They hit Costco shelves for the first time this year, and we’re crossing our fingers they’re here to stay. The lunch-sized packets were on Death Star within a week, but the large bag remains.
Dot’s Pretzels — $9.99 for 35 ounces
Bistro 28 Pretzel Bites
Move over, frozen snacks of the past—Bistro 28 Pretzel Bites are the after-school treat you didn’t know you needed. Soft, salty, and oh-so-satisfying, they’re a warm hug for your taste buds. To make them even better, use a few tablespoons of melted butter instead of water to help the salt adhere; they rival the ones you buy at the mall food court.
Bistro 28 Pretzel Bites — $12.99 for 50 Pretzel Bites
Cranberry Jalapeño Dip
We’re late to the party, but wow, what a dip! La Terra Fina’s Cranberry Jalapeño Dip is the perfect balance of sweet, tangy, and spicy. It stole the spotlight at Thanksgiving and will be on our table again next year. Don’t wait—this seasonal favorite won’t be on shelves until next fall.
La Terra Fina Cranberry Jalapeno Dip — $9.59 for 31 ounces
Toom
Costco has plenty of dips, but this year’s standout is Toom. Inspired by Lebanese garlic sauce of a similar name (toum), this tub of creamy, lemony, garlicky goodness is a flavor bomb for everything from pita to grilled veggies. If you’re a dip fan, this one is unmissable.
Toom — $6.99 for one pound
Taylor Farms Chipotle Ranch Salad Kit
Salads, boring? Not anymore! Taylor Farms’ Chipotle Ranch Salad Kit is a crunchy, flavorful upgrade packed with lettuce, corn chips, dried corn, and a zesty dressing that delivers tang without heat. It’s become a staple in our carts (and our dinners).
Taylor Farms Chipotle Ranch Chopped Salad Kit — $7.99 for two 11.75-ounce bags
What Do You Think?
From snacks to sauces, Costco has delivered another year of unbeatable foodie finds. Which ones are your favorites? Let us know in the comments!
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