7 Best New Grocery Items at Costco To Help Combat Inflation

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Inflation’s sting on grocery budgets has shoppers pulling out all the stops to save money. One savvy move, if you have a Costco membership, is buying essentials in bulk. It’s a win-win all around since it’s cheaper than buying similar, smaller products at local supermarkets and ensures pantries and refrigerators are stocked ahead of the holidays.

GOBankingRates dug into Costco’s websites to find the newest grocery arrivals that are your wallet’s best bet for combatting inflation. Take a look at what we found. Then, check out some of the top fall Costco arrivals which cost much more at Walmart.

Chino Valley Ranchers Organic 100% Liquid Egg Whites

• Price: $12.39

There are plenty of ways to stretch the lifespan of liquid egg whites, from cooking up frittatas or breakfast bites to adding as a key ingredient to angel food cake, muffins, tarts and even eggnog. Four cartons are included in each package, with 10 servings per carton.

Roma Tomato Hothouse Grown

• Price: $6.80

Combat tomato tariffs by shopping Costco’s selection of roma tomatoes hothouse grown. Each selection includes a hefty 3 pounds of tomatoes.

Rao’s Homemade Marinara Sauce

• Price: $14.49

Why pay more for Rao’s homemade marinara sauce elsewhere? The two-count package comes out to spending $7.25 per jar. That’s cheaper than the cost of a single jar at Target, which retails for $7.59. 

It also means getting more sauce for your money since Costco’s jars weigh in at 28 ounces each compared to Target’s 24-ounce sizes.

Naked Boosted Juice Smoothie Variety Pack

• Price: $18.19

A single bottle of Naked juice can cost anywhere from $3 to $4 when purchased à la carte at the grocery store. Stock up on the Naked Boosted juice smoothie variety pack and pocket the savings at Costco. 

Members get 12 bottles, including three piña colada machine, three strawberry banana machine, three blue machine and three mighty mango machine. When we crunch the numbers, this comes out to paying just $1.24 per bottle.

Variety Snack Pack

• Price: $18.19

The variety snack pack might not have the catchiest product name, but this new arrival has all of your savory and sweet snack-time favorites at a bargain. Inside every box are 10 individually packaged bags of Pirates Booty, 10 Cheez-its, 10 Famous Amos chocolate chip cookies and 10 Rice Krispies Treats.

Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough

• Price: $13.59

Planning to bake up lots of cookies this holiday season? It’s worth the money to invest in bulk Toll House chocolate chip cookie dough. Each resealable bucket weighs in at 5 pounds. You can bake as many cookies as you like and save the leftovers to whip up at a later date.

Starbucks Season’s Cheer Blend Coffee

• Price: $14.99

With coffee costs surging thanks to tariffs, it’s an all-around good idea to buy bulk coffee and brew your favorite drinks at home. 

Starbucks Season’s Cheer blend coffee is now available at Costco for $5 off the regular price. It is made with notes of cocoa and dried fruit. Each whole bean bag weighs in at 2 pounds and can be customized hot or iced to usher in the holiday season.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are accurate as of Oct. 23, 2025, and are subject to change. 

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