10 Hot New Costco Deals You Need in Your Cart This Week!

Costco is on fire this August with clean, affordable, and practical finds that are perfect for back-to-school season, meal prepping, and even smarter snacking. Whether you’re doing your monthly stock-up or just need a few new pantry and freezer staples, this week’s list is packed with value.

Here are 10 new and exciting Costco deals to check out before they disappear from shelves.

1. ThermoFlask Insulated Food Jars $32.99/2 x 20 oz

These stainless steel food jars are a lunchbox essential for anyone who needs to keep food warm or cold while on the go.

They’re non-toxic, double-wall insulated, and leak-proof. Keep food hot for 12 hours or cold for 24 — ideal for school, work, or even road trips.

How to Use It:

Store warm lentil stew or cold overnight oats for your kid’s lunch — no microwave needed.

2. Graza “Drizzle” Extra Virgin Olive Oil $14.99/750 mL

Freshly harvested, cold-pressed finishing oil from Spain.

High in polyphenols and single-origin, this olive oil is bold and flavorful. The only tradeoff? It comes in a plastic squeeze bottle — but still better than most mainstream options.

Prep Suggestion:

Drizzle over grilled veggies, roasted fish, or sourdough toast with salt and garlic.

3. Protein Overnight Oats $14.79/12 cups

Meal prep breakfast, done for you.

Each cup has 15g of protein and is made with milk protein isolate (not cheap plant protein). No “natural flavor” mystery ingredients, just real cocoa, apple, and vanilla.

Prep Suggestion:

Pop one in the fridge at night, then grab and go in the morning. Add sliced bananas or peanut butter for extra energy.

4. Actual Veggie Burgers $9.99/10 patties

One of the cleanest plant-based burgers we’ve seen on shelves.

Made from black beans, quinoa, carrots, onions, and avocado oil — not fake meat or lab-made ingredients. Just real, hearty vegetables with real flavor.

Prep Suggestion:

Pan-fry and load up with lettuce, tomato, and mustard on a whole-wheat bun or inside a wrap.

5. Laird Coconut Creamer $18.62/32 oz

 

A clean, dairy-free coffee upgrade.

Made with coconut milk powder, coconut sugar, and calcium from seaweed. Cheaper than Amazon and free of hydrogenated oils or fillers.

Prep Suggestion:

Add a spoonful to your morning coffee or hot cacao. Mixes smoothly and adds a naturally sweet creaminess.

6. Kirkland Organic Maple Syrup $12.99/25 oz

A pure pantry staple, now in a collectible glass flask.

Harvested in Canada and 100% pure — no additives or fake syrups here. It’s a must-have for families that value real ingredients.

Prep Suggestion:

Use as a sweetener for oatmeal, pancakes, or healthy homemade marinades.

7. Orgain Micronized Creatine $16.99/1.48 lbs

Budget-friendly wellness boost.

Micronized creatine is easier to absorb and doesn’t clump. Great for strength, recovery, and even focus. No added fillers or sugar.

Prep Suggestion:

Mix 5–10g into your protein shake or just stir it into water. Use daily for best results.

8. Ithaca x Graza Hummus $7.49/26 oz

Finally, a clean-label hummus without junk oils.

Made with extra virgin olive oil and certified glyphosate-free chickpeas — no seed oils, no junk. Clean and creamy.

Prep Suggestion:

Serve with veggie sticks, crackers, or in a veggie wrap. Bonus: perfect for school lunches too.

9. Chef Hak’s Mediterranean Veggies $7.99/48 oz

Frozen, pre-cooked, and seasoned.

This veggie medley includes cauliflower, carrots, asparagus, and artichokes — all roasted in avocado oil. No prep needed and no seed oils involved.

Prep Suggestion:

Reheat in a pan or microwave and serve as a side with grilled chicken, tofu, or baked salmon.

10. Core 12×10 Center Push Tent $224.99

This mid-sized tent is ideal for weekend campers and casual outdoor adventurers. The 12×10 footprint offers enough room for a small group, while the center push setup makes it easy to assemble — even solo. Ventilation is solid, and the build feels sturdy for the price. While it’s not the largest tent on the market, it’s a great value for spontaneous getaways or extra backyard shade.

How To Use It:

Pair it with Costco’s folding camping chairs or outdoor tables (also on clearance!) for a budget-friendly, family-ready camp setup.

Final Thoughts

These new Costco finds are a reminder that eating clean and saving money can go hand in hand — you just need to know what to look for. Whether it’s a shortcut for your weekly meal prep or a clean-label pantry staple, these deals won’t stay on shelves forever.

Planning a Costco trip soon? Bookmark this post, write your list, and keep an eye on that freezer section.