Thanksgiving is almost here, which means a flurry of meals, plenty of leftovers, and the many holiday potlucks that lie ahead. Costco becomes the practical choice for bulk goods to feed the crowd. Here are five items we plan to pick up at Costco this month to guarantee everyone’s appetite is satisfied!
The Little Potato Company Fresh Creamer Potatoes
Homemade mashed potatoes frequently elevate a Thanksgiving spread, and the difference is distinct compared to store-bought varieties, while still being easy to prepare. Pick up a bag of The Little Potato Company’s fresh creamer potatoes, let them boil on a back burner as you finish the rest of the cooking, then mash them with a hearty splash of cream and a generous amount of butter before serving!
Complete Gourmet Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner
I generally avoid online-only Costco deals to preserve the charm of in-person shopping. This is one rare exception. Costco has introduced its own full Thanksgiving meal to rival Sam’s Club. The plan is streamlined: you don’t select individual items—one click delivers a complete assortment of mains, sides, and dessert that can feed up to eight people for about $200.
Beecher’s “World’s Best” Mac & Cheese
Call me skeptical of any product or restaurant that proclaims to be the “world’s best.” Yet Beecher’s assertion that this mac and cheese holds that title isn’t far off. While it placed second in our frozen mac and cheese ranking, it remained close to the top. Expect sharp white cheddar, a hearty kiss of paprika, and penne pasta—an appealing combo, even if it didn’t seize the first spot in our tasting.
Stove Top Turkey Stuffing Mix
Costco stocks another one of our favorite staples! The odds seem in our favor here. This Stove Top turkey stuffing mix delivers a rich, savory flavor with the essence of turkey juices in each bite. It’s fluffy, buttery, and available in a six-count pack at Costco!
Dessert Italiano Tiramisu Cups
Honestly, any of the charming dessert cups found in the Costco deli would earn a spot on this list, but tiramisu happens to be my seasonal pick. I love the idea of keeping these on hand for Thanksgiving. They work as a quick dessert, or you can send them off with a spoon and any leftover cups if the evening drags on.
