17 Items At Costco With Price Cuts In November 2026

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When November rolls around, holiday shopping is in full swing. Costco is known for having year-round savings with low, wholesale prices on bulk groceries and kitchen devices, but for even more discounts, warehouse members can expect to find savings on various sweet or salty snacks, meal essentials, and fizzy beverages, as well as cookware and countertop appliances. 

There are plenty of reasons why 2026 is the best time to become a Costco member, one of which is price cuts on some Kirkland Signature products, such as Colombian whole bean coffee. In a September 2026 earnings call (via Fox Business), Costco noted its fourth-quarter, $184-million tariff refund was being funneled back into lower prices for its members. "This was predominantly through price reductions on a number of items in the second half of the quarter, including everyday items in produce, meat, and beverages and some nonfood items, such as home furnishings and hardware," explained Costco CEO Ron Vachris. 

While everyday price reductions can vary depending on warehouse location, November is a particularly fun time to shop at all Costco locations due to its company-wide, two-part Holiday Savings Event (October 30 to November 15 and November 16 to November 30), Thanksgiving and Black Friday discounts, and Cyber Monday deals (November 30). Promotions may differ in Alaska, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and at Costco Business Centers. 

November is a great time to upgrade your pots and pans in preparation for holiday cooking. Valid November 16 to 30, shoppers can purchase Costco's Henckels Paradigm Cookware Set for $159.99, which is a discount of $60. The 11-piece set includes three frying pans, two saucepans, sauté pan, stock pot, and four lids. The offer applies in the warehouse and online.

Each pot and pan features a stainless-steel body with non-stick ceramic surface, and ergonomic handles that won't overheat. Use with any stovetop (including induction) or in the oven up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit (without a lid). With 4.4 stars on Costco's website, shoppers generally enjoy this cookware set. Pro tip — If you're having trouble with food sticking to the pans, Costco recommends preheating with oil on low to medium heat.

The Ninja CRUSHiQ Blender is a powerful blender with 1400 peak watts with a 64-ounce maximum liquid capacity for drinks and foods, like smoothies, margaritas, sauces, dips, and creamy soups. Save $20 between November 16 and 30 for a price of $59.99, in the warehouse or online. The auto-iQ feature consists of preset programs with unique pulse and blending patterns for different ingredients. The pitcher and parts are BPA free and top-rack dishwasher-safe, and 25 recipes are included. 

Costco shoppers mostly give high ratings, with one stating, "Great price for a great addition to any kitchen. It has excellent power and is easy to operate. The cleaning process is also easy. If you like making juices or just want to chop or cut quicker than you would by hand this is the helper to have." However, a few reviewers stated it turns liquids extra foamy, which is a negative in their opinion. "It'll blend whatever you throw in it with little exception. However, when trying to make something like a smoothie, because of the immense blade unit, this blender incorporates so much air it turns any liquid into almost pure foam, which is not ideal," one customer wrote. 

The Fruit Company Celebration Tower from Costco consists of eight seasonal boxes containing hand-picked fruits and gourmet snacks from Oregon. The regionally produced treats include pears, apples, chocolates, mixed nuts, candied pretzels, cranberry vanilla cookies, and butter rum cashew popcorn. Customers can purchase the packed-to-order holiday gift basket online for $59.99 (originally $79.99), October 30 to November 15. 

Costco shoppers enjoyed the careful packaging and selection, giving an average of 4.7 stars from over 7,800 reviews. One customer said, "Sent as a special gift to loved ones. They were very pleased!" Another customer noted, "Was delivered perfectly on time and in a gift presentation box. All was fresh and neatly packed and presented. Will definitely order again." While most of the reviews were positive, a few outliers complained about fruit not being fresh or items missing. 

Sanders Sea Salt Caramels are a fan-favorite sweet at Costco, consisting of a 36-ounce tub of chocolate-covered, kettle-cooked caramels that are sprinkled with flaky sea salt. Save $4 on a single jar of dark or milk chocolate caramels in the warehouse or buy a two-pack online and receive $10 off, valid October 30 to November 15. 

The popular sweet and salty caramels have a 4.5-star rating, with almost 8,000 reviews. One customer said, "It's a treat I look forward to after every lunch." Another customer wrote, "These are amazing, soft caramel and the sea salt is light but perfect!" However, there are a significant number of negative reviews regarding packaging and product quality when ordered online. "The best chocolate salted caramels ever! Might be best to purchase them when available in store rather than online ... Although the sell by date is well in the future, the online product simply does not seem as fresh," shared one of several customers.

October 30 to November 15, Costco shoppers can pick up a 25-ounce bottle of Crown Organic Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple Syrup in the warehouse for $12.49 ($4.50 off). Aged in eight-to-10-year-old bourbon barrels, the organic maple syrup has hints of the characteristic woody, smoky, and caramelized flavors found in bourbon. Due to this aging process, there may be trace amounts of alcohol.

Besides drizzling it over pancakes, you may like it as an ice cream topper, sweetener for coffee, tea, or cocktails, and it also adds flavor depth to sauce, cheese, and dessert recipes. Redditors generally enjoyed the syrup, agreeing the whiskey flavor wasn't overpowering. Regarding the bourbon aging, one person shared, "It doesn't make it too bourbon-y. My kids like it. It has a deeper flavor but nothing that screams alcohol," while another said, "I wouldn't use it on pancakes, but as an ingredient it's hard to beat. I do a glaze with it for roasted carrots that's phenomenal. Or a maple chipotle glaze for chicken."

Just in time for the holidays, from November 16 to 30, Costco shoppers can save $5 on a winter variety pack (15 12-ounce cans) of Olipop Prebiotic Soda in cola, pomegranate, and ginger ale in the warehouse or online. This health-conscious soda contains four to five grams of sugar per can and a digestive-supporting botanical blend of prebiotic fiber and natural ingredients. For instance, the natural caffeine in the cola is from green tea. 

Pomegranate Sparkle, included in this winter variety pack, is a new flavor Redditors can't get enough of. One person said, "Finally just tried and it's AMAZING! Definitely in my top three flavors," while another went so far as to say, "This is the only good flavor in my opinion. All the other ones taste straight like stevia. This one is amazing."

After you've had your fill of Thanksgiving turkey, stock up on chicken from Costco. Valid November 27 to 30, shoppers can save $5 per package on Kirkland Signature Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts when purchased in the warehouse. The packages include three vacuum-sealed, tear-off pouches with two to three chicken breasts per pouch, averaging a total of six pounds. When not on sale, the price is around $3.39 per pound, depending on location. 

Costco solved the most frustrating thing about its chicken breasts when it changed its packaging to include perforated edges, after complaints of leaks when separating the pouches. As for the quality of the boneless chicken, reviews were mixed, with some people saying it was fine for the price, while others complained of a stringy texture and having to do a lot of trimming of fat and gristle.

Aluminum foil is another must-have around the holidays for cooking and wrapping leftovers. November 16 to 30, Costco shoppers can save $6.50 on a two-pack (300 square feet total) of Reynolds Wrap Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil in the warehouse or online. The regular online price is $33.99, although prices may vary per location. The extra-thick, 18-inch-wide foil is conducive to high-heat cooking or grilling and larger food portions, like when roasting a whole turkey. 

With 4.8 stars, Costco customers appreciated the large size, value, and toughness of this heavy-duty foil, as well as how long it lasts. One reviewer said, "It is a great weight of foil and a box tends to last me about two years with moderate use by a family of four." Another customer noted, "I love that this is wide enough to line a sheet pan with overlap so it's easy to remove and leave the pan relatively clean." 

MIU Silicone Freezer Trays with Lids allow you to precisely portion meals and ingredients in half-cup, one-cup, and two-cup molds for freezer storage. Costco customers can purchase a five-pack of the 100% food-grade silicone trays that include measurement lines and units for $15.99 after $4 off, November 16 to 30 in the warehouse or onlne. The trays (but not the lids) can be used in the oven up to 446 degrees Fahrenheit and are dishwasher safe. 

Costco reviewers had good things to say about the MIU Freezer Trays, particularly about the quality and low price compared to other similar products, giving it 4.7 stars. "Great set and alternative to the pricier, well-known brand. The trays are well made, and the silicone pops the food out easily. I appreciate the various sizes and the lids. I would recommend this product," wrote one customer. Similarly impressed, another person stated, "Was initially searching for the higher priced 'name brand' version of these silicone trays. When I saw these, they looked identical. I am so happy with my purchase. I have used them to freeze meals in perfect-sized portions."

November 16 to 30, Nutella Hazelnut Spread is on sale at Costco in the warehouse or online. Purchase a two-pack for $11.69, after $4.30 off (limit two). The 33.5-ounce jars contain the original Nutella spread made with sugar, palm oil, hazelnuts, skim milk, and cocoa. Nutella can be paired with breakfast pastries and fruit to ice cream and pretzels. Check out our rich and flaky Nutella-stuffed croissants or buy pre-made croissants from Costco's bakery and slather them in the hazelnut spread for a yummy breakfast pastry. 

It's no surprise shoppers loved the taste and value of Nutella, rating it 4.8 stars. One customer claimed it was the best deal anywhere, while another customer said, "Excited to see Costco has this bargain again! Really yummy, kids love it, and ... big jars at a great price." Yet another reviewer agreed, "My grandkids love this so much and the value is awesome compared to the grocery stores."

Costco shoppers can save $4.20 on Spindrift Cranberry Raspberry Sparkling Water in the warehouse November 16 to 30. The 24-pack contains cans of unsweetened sparkling water flavored with real fruit (specifically, 42 cranberries and 144 raspberries). Ingredients include carbonated water, raspberry juice, cranberry juice, raspberry puree, and lemon juice. If those flavors don't interest you, check out our list of every Spindrift flavor ranked from worst to best. 

Reviewers rank Spindrift Cranberry Raspberry with 4.3 stars on Costco, saying it has light carbonation and a natural taste. "I was so excited to see this in their ad, I bought two cases. Spindrift never disappoints, we love this one, it's perfect for the holidays. Refreshing and light, would even make a nice mixer with cocktails," said one customer. 

For a quick appetizer or charcuterie board, Costco customers can buy the Cello Cracker Cut Cheese Tray for $9.49, after $3.50 off, in the warehouse, October 30 to November 15. The variety pack includes about 32 slices of four different cheeses: aged cheddar, Jarlsberg, creamy Havarti, and Dutch gouda, totaling about two pounds. Cello cheeses are made by Schuman Cheese, a fourth-generation family business since 1945, importing premium cheeses from Europe and making its award-winning domestic cheeses at its state-of-the-art facility in Wisconsin. Its Dutch gouda is imported from the Netherlands, while cheddar, Jarlsberg, and Havarti are U.S. products. 

Costco shoppers can't get enough of the cheese tray, giving it an average 4.8 stars. One reviewer wrote, "I buy this every time we have a BBQ since the cheese is good for burgers ... and there's so much, even my family of four wouldn't be able to eat it all before it goes bad." Another person stated, "The gouda in this is great — I wish there was a pack that was just gouda. The other cheeses are fine. Convenient!"

Carr's Table Water Crackers are on sale in the warehouse and online November 16 to 30. Shoppers can save $4.50 on the variety pack, which includes six cartons of four different cracker flavors: three original, cracked pepper, toasted sesame, and garlic and herb. Carr's table water crackers are brick-oven baked using traditional methods, with natural, limited ingredients and no artificial flavors. Table water crackers are known for being ultra-thin and not overly flavorful, making them ideal as a neutral canvas for cheese and charcuterie boards. 

Carr's Crackers are made at the oldest biscuit factory in the world, founded by Jonathan Douglas Carr in 1831. Located in Carlisle, a city in the district of Cumbria, England, the factory bakes its crackers in a gigantic 65-meter (about 71 yards) traditional brick oven that's been used for decades.

November 16 to 30, save $4 on Ocean Spray Craisins Whole and Juicy Dried Cranberries (original or organic) in the warehouse and online. These dried cranberries at Costco are a total steal, with an online price of $11.99 for a 64-ounce bag before savings. For comparison, a 24-ounce of Ocean Spray Craisins cost $6.97 at Walmart. Ocean Spray Craisins are sweetened dried cranberries, with no artificial flavor or preservatives. 

With an average rating of 4.8 stars from more than 2,500 Costco shoppers, customers appreciated its value, long shelf-life, juiciness, and versatility in cooking. One reviewer wrote, "I buy these all the time. I put them in my cereal, on my sandwiches, and have a handful just for something sweet. The best part is that they last a long time and still remain fresh tasting," while another person said, "Regularly use these dried cranberries to make baked goods. Although the bag is enormous, the cranberries do store well in the re-sealable bag (and I also keep them in a sealed Ziploc)."

After cooking all day for the holidays, quick, microwavable dinners are a welcome relief. In the warehouse only, members can save $5 on Kirkland Signature Italian Sausage and Beef Lasagna, valid November 27 to 30. The twin-pack is priced at around $20 (not on sale) in the warehouse, depending on location. Each tray contains three pounds of lasagna made with zesty Italian sausage, ground choice chuck beef, vine-ripened tomatoes, and whole-milk mozzarella and ricotta cheese. Heat it in the microwave for around 25 minutes or in the oven for around one hour on a cookie sheet. 

Redditors mostly enjoyed Kirkland's frozen lasagna. One customer stated, "This is the most delicious food on the planet," to which someone responded, "We love them. No, it's not mom's homemade, but it's a great, quick heat-and-eat for busy days." Another customer mentioned, "We enjoy them. I am disabled and this is easy to pop in the oven when I'm having a bad leg day and can't cook. It's definitely better than the other frozen lasagnas that we have tried." A few Redditors suggested defrosting it in the refrigerator or microwave before sticking it in the oven, so it doesn't take as long to cook.

On sale November 27 to 30, Kirkland Signature Stuffed Bell Peppers could serve as another quick, heat-and-serve, post-Thanksgiving meal. Save $4.50 per package (originally $10.87) when purchased in the warehouse. The pre-made meal consists of bell peppers stuffed with ground beef and rice with cheese sprinkled on top. One stuffed pepper contains about 20 grams of protein. 

On Reddit, users had generally good things to say, although some found they were bland and needed to be jazzed up a bit. Suggestions included adding marinara or hot sauce, extra Parmesan or mozzarella cheese, and even air frying them. "We get these fairly regularly. They do need a little extra something (cheese, more spice, hot sauce, etc.) but that doesn't bother me. I really enjoy them the next morning as a breakfast taco," shared one customer. Another person said, "For the money and ease, they're really good. You can always add a sauce to them to spiff them up. My brother splits jalapeños and lays them across the top when cooking."

If you've ever thought about buying a luxury espresso machine, Black Friday might be a great time to go for it. Valid November 27 to 30, Costco shoppers can buy the Ninja Luxe AutoBarista Pro Automatic Espresso Machine for $659.99, after $160 off, online only. The high-end, stainless steel espresso machine can brew 13 different cafe-style drinks with preset buttons, such as espresso, cappuccino, Americano, latte, cold-pressed, and drip-coffee. It also includes an automatic grind feature with 50 grind settings, adjustable brew strength, temperature, and size, two included hoppers to switch between bean types, and a hands-free frother with five levels of froth type. A one-year warranty is included.

The machine earned 4.1 stars, and most customers found it relatively easy to use, good for households with different coffee preferences, and decently priced compared to some other luxury espresso makers. One review stated, "I'm so glad I bought the Ninja AutoBarista Pro! I had wanted a quality coffee machine for several years, but the high price tags on most models made that difficult ... the Ninja AutoBarista Pro ... was priced lower than many machines with similar features." The negative reviews described it as time-consuming to maintain it, particularly when cleaning, and having to empty the drip tray and refill the water tank often.