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Save Money at Costco With These Tips

July 16, 2020 by Hailey Harris Leave a Comment

Want to save money at Costco? Of course you do! I don’t know many people who don’t love Costco.

Saving money is important to all of us. Wholesale places like Costco are a great place to do it. Read this post to learn how you can save money shopping at costco. Easy tips! #savemoney #savemoneyatcostco #savemoneyongroceries #voilamoolablog

And if you have a family or a business, it’s that much better. You can find good — even great — deals on all kinds of things for your household, your break room, and simply running your busy life. Unfortunately, not everything at Costco is a great deal. You do have to watch sales and do a little math to get the best bargains. But for your convenience, here’s a list of things that, if you buy them regularly, will save you enough to make the cost of your membership totally worth it.

Save Money At Costco: Tips

1. Vanilla Extract

Every household needs a bottle or two of vanilla extract in the pantry. Usually, we buy the imitation stuff because it’s so much cheaper. However, the real extract can be had at imitation vanilla prices at Costco.

Save money at Costco

2. Fruit Strips

You know those fruit leather strips? You can find Stretch Island fruit strips at Costco for super cheap. One pack will do your kids’ lunches for a while.

3. Cat Litter

Scoop Away cat litter is significantly cheaper at Costco than anywhere. It’s a big bag, but the cost per ounce is super low.

Save Money at Costco

4. Applesauce Pouches

Kirkland brand applesauce pouches are another great lunchbox item, and they’ll only cost you about 32 cents each when you buy the box. That’s a significant savings over even Walmart.

5. Cooking Spray

Costco’s Kirkland brand non-stick cooking spray is just as good or better as the bigger brands, and you can get two huge bottles for $5.

Save money at Costco

6. Nutella

Everyone loves this stuff, don’t they? If you’re nuts for Nutella, you can guy a 2-pack at Costco for about 25% cheaper than other retailers.

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7. Cheese

Blocks of cheese are expensive! If you’re a cheese lover, you can get a big 2-lb block of cheddar at Costco for about 15 cents per ounce — probably much cheaper than your grocery store.

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8. Rotisserie Chicken

If you need a quick dinner that isn’t fast food or pizza, you can’t beat the Costco deal on rotisserie chickens. Costco’s are bigger, cheaper, and delicious. I have a friend who buys a few of these at a time, cuts them up and puts them in freezer bags by the pound to use in recipes.

9. Gift Cards

Costco’s wall of gift cards has movie and restaurant cards, plus fun attractions, for up to 20% off face value. They often come in multi-packs, making them great for gift-giving.

Save money at Costco

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