10 Sam’s Club Items That the Wealthy Are Buying in 2024

Sam’s Club — the big-box store that many of us turn to when we’re on a budget — isn’t just for people who are watching their wallets. In fact, the wealthiest among us turn to its wide aisles when they’re looking for deals on the latest and greatest in goods. Remember: Smart shopping knows no tax bracket!

GOBankingRates cruised the aisles to find out what the wealthy are buying at Sam’s Club. Here are 10 Sam’s Club items that the wealthy are buying in 2024.

• Price: $5.22

The wealthy love a high-end egg, and Sam’s Club sells 18 cage-free ones for just $5.22. That’s a steal compared with other stores charging $4.99 for just a dozen.

• Price: $13.78

The richest of the rich aren’t starting their day with just any old cup of joe. Sam’s Club’s single-origin, whole bean coffee is winning over caffeine snobs left and right. The Guatemalan beans, at about $14 for two pounds, are especially popular. Low acidity means it’s gentler on the stomach, and the flavor? Chef’s kiss.

• Price: $10.99 per pound

What screams “rich” more than fresh salmon? When it comes to salmon, the wealthy know that wild is where it’s at. Sam’s Club sells wild-caught salmon for $10.99 a pound. You’ll likely see the rich whipping up salmon patties in their high-end food processors faster than you can say “omega-3s.”

• Price: $199.00

Who needs store-bought when you can churn your own gourmet frozen treats? The wealthy can scoop up the Ninja Creami ice cream maker for a cool $199. Sure, it’s a bit of a one-trick pony, but when you can whip up brownie batter ice cream or a homemade Shamrock Shake on a whim, who’s complaining?

• Price: $289.98

If you’re eyeing those pro-grade KitchenAid stand mixers at Sam’s Club, you’re in good company. Many wealthy folks love these culinary workhorses. They’re perfect for everything from breads to pastas, and they can make even a simple dinner in feel like a night at the Ritz.

• Price: $179.98

You might think the ultra-rich live on a diet of grain bowls and Erewhon smoothies, but not completely! Even the wealthy are jumping on the air fryer bandwagon. But they’re not about to settle for any old model. They’re looking for something like the Emeril Lagasse air fryer at Sam’s Club for $179.98 — known for its stainless steel parts and Teflon-free interior.

• Price: $19.98

Plastic containers are out, and glass is in! Although a bit pricier, some people are opting for glass food storage containers, like this Member’s Mark set from Sam’s Club. This set would be perfect for keeping leftovers from personal chefs looking chic and fresh. Keeping your leftovers fresh and your fridge looking fresher? So rich.

• Price: $23.98

You’ll likely see health-conscious wealthy folks loading up on pricier health items, like this Vital Proteins collagen powder. But Sam’s Club has a great price on it — and it’s often on sale too. Right now, it’s on sale for $23.98 (originally $30.98).

The rich can stir it straight into their designer coffee for better skin, hair and joints. Botox? Who needs it! (Well, they might want that too! No judgment!)

• Price: $12.84

A good cheese board is essential for impromptu soirées, darling. And wheels of Kerrygold Dubliner cheese are the perfect way to impress guests without spending a fortune.

• Price: $14.24

Even the wealthy need a quick bite sometimes. If your bank account is filled with cash, you’re most likely tossing boxes of Perfect Bars into your cart. The clean ingredients and substantial protein content are a winning combo — no matter what your budget is.

But it’s okay if your budget is tighter because at about $14 for 18 bars, these snacks are delicious and inexpensive!

Prices are accurate as of Aug. 30, 2024. Prices and availability may vary by location.