4 ​Popular Kirkland Items Discontinued at Costco — How To Replace Them for Cheap
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You probably already know that fans of Costco love the company’s super affordable products, including its own food products. Some may even have been elevated to almost a cult-like status, with members tracking its availability.
Sadly, there have been several Kirkland Signature products that have been discontinued. If you’re sad about their disappearance, so are many others. The promising news is that there may be some decent cheap replacements to try.
Here are the four items being discontinued and what to purchase in their stead.
Kirkland Signature Organic Soy Beverage
You may have seen a few Reddit threads with users lamenting that their favorite soy milk has disappeared. Some have emailed Costco to ask for updates.
According to one Reddit thread, a user got a reply stating Costco has experienced slow sales and decided to discontinue the product.
Apparently, Costco will roll out an unsweetened soy beverage with the Your Good Foods brand in the spring of 2026. In the meantime, you can try Kirkland Signature’s oat beverage, with some other Redditors saying Trader Joe’s soy milk is the far superior choice.
Mango Salsa
This item found on many social media posts was discontinued because of a manufacturer issue back in 2020. There have been other brands like Mrs. Renfro’s peach salsa, but some say that it costs more.Â
Costco did eventually bring back another brand called La Mexicana Organic Mango Salsa and La Juan’s Salsa Co’s Pineapple Mango Salsa, but the latter had a recent recall notice.
Kirkland Signature Four Cheese Frozen Ravioli
Warehouse members and even publications like Chowhound are still lamenting the loss of this brand of four cheese ravioli.
What many loved was that it was easy to cook, and packed full of flavor. Considering it had Asiago, Grana Pandano, Parmesean and Romano cheese, it’s hard not to get a ton of flavor from that combination.
You can still find Kirkland Signature fresh ravioli, like their spinach and cheese flavor. Costo also sells other brands like Fazio’s and Rana. For those looking for a more similar replacement (or who hate the taste of spinach), Amazon, Walmart’s Great Value and Target’s Good & Gather brands have their own version.
As for how good these alternatives fare, you’ll have to do a taste test and find out.
Kirkland Chocolate Chips
According to Reader’s Digest, Costco started phasing out its own brand of chocolate chips back in August 2024. So, if you wanted to buy them for your next baking adventure, you’re sadly out of luck.
One Redditor found out Costco discontinued it probably due to rising cocoa prices. For now, Costco is only selling Nestle’s chocolate chips, which could cost more.
If you want to buy in bulk, Costco’s offering may still be cheaper. You could also try Walmart’s Great Value brand. You can buy a six pack of their 12 oz bags online, and can come in much cheaper than other major chain grocery stores.
Disclaimer: Prices and availability of products accurate as of Aug. 20, 2025 and subject to change.
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