7 Costco Thanksgiving food deals and steals that shoppers can't miss this holiday season

With Thanksgiving already just weeks away, shoppers are starting to stock up on holiday staples. 

From discounted baking supplies to easy appetizers and quick meals, Costco is offering a number of food finds for shoppers preparing for Thanksgiving.

New and seasonal products continue to spark excitement online, even without steep discounts, said Andrew Edelblum, Ph.D., an assistant professor of marketing at the University of Dayton in Ohio.

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"They don’t even necessarily need to have really phenomenal deals on their product to drum up excitement about whatever is new coming through the doors on a week-to-week basis," Edelblum told Fox News Digital.

The holiday-season buzz is especially visible around Costco's pumpkin pie, a Costco staple that Edelblum said benefits from the retailer's bulk purchasing and in-house bakery production.

Costco’s seasonal food finds and new arrivals regularly spark excitement among shoppers online. (Getty Images)

Here are seven Costco food deals and seasonal finds to check out, according to recent reports. 

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Some of the reported discounts run until Nov. 15. Prices and overall availability can vary by location.

1. Kirkland Signature pumpkin pie

Costco’s nearly 4-pound Kirkland Signature pumpkin pie is a seasonal favorite for holiday gatherings. (Peter Burke/Fox News Digital)

Costco’s massive pumpkin pie measures 12 inches across and weighs nearly 4 pounds. 

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It typically costs $5.99 in stores and shoppers say it freezes well for later use, Fox News Digital previously reported.

2. Nielsen-Massey vanilla extract

Costco is taking $15 off a two-pack of 8-ounce bottles of the baking staple, which is a favorite among professional bakers, making it a timely stock-up for the holidays.

The deal is available online only, according to EatingWell.

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3. Boursin cheese variety pack

The three-pack includes two Garlic & Fine Herbs cheeses and one Shallot & Chive cheese at $2.70 off. 

Shoppers unload their food carriages at a checkout counter after shopping at a Costco Wholesale store in Colchester, Vermont, on Sept. 25, 2026.  (Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images)

Serve it with crackers as an easy holiday appetizer, or mix it into mashed potatoes, Southern Living suggests.

4. Ritz crackers

The 18-stack box is $3.30 off at Costco, according to Southern Living. 

The buttery crackers are an easy addition to a holiday snack spread and can also be crushed for casserole toppings or other comfort foods.

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5. Brie Croissant Rolls

Costco’s $10.99 pack features buttery croissant rolls filled with creamy Brie sauce and Emmental cheese. 

Costco’s bulk buying and in-house production help keep the price of baked goods low, one expert said. (Peter Burke/Fox News Digital)

They heat in about eight minutes, making them a quick option for holiday appetizers, breakfast or snacks, Eat This, Not That reports.

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6. Swanson reduced-sodium chicken broth

The six-pack of 32-ounce cartons is a handy pantry staple for soups, stews, casseroles and pasta bakes all winter long. 

The reduced-sodium broth is also a healthier option that lets cooks better control the salt content of their recipes.

Costco’s seasonal food finds and holiday favorites are drawing shoppers’ attention as Thanksgiving approaches. (Peter Burke/Fox News Digital)

7. Ling Ling Chicken & Vegetable Potstickers

A go-to quick dinner or weekend lunch, a bag of these potstickers is on sale for just under $10, and are ready in about 10 minutes.

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They contain 12 grams of protein per serving, making for a convenient, high-protein option.

Deirdre Bardolf is a lifestyle writer with Fox News Digital.