The $7 Costco French Fries I’m Telling Everyone (and Their Mothers) About

Wander down any one of the aisles and you’ll find hefty bags of frozen vegetables, wild-caught salmon fillets, and editor-loved gluten-free pizzas. The variety is impressive — not just in product types, but also in price. (My go-to french fries are under $7!)

Here are the seven freezer finds I’m buying on repeat right now. Bonus: They’re all less than $12.

I gave these frozen fries “five stars” for their “rustic potato fry look and crispy, savory flavor” when I tried them in The Kitchn’s french fry taste test a few months ago. They ended up being my top pick, and when the brands were revealed I doubled down on that sentiment because they’re under $7 for 5 pounds. They were the most cost-effective bag of the bunch (just 9 cents an ounce) and are absolutely worth adding to your cart.

Her review first put them on my radar, and now they’re always in my freezer. The thin cauliflower-based crust browns beautifully and doesn’t get soggy under the bright sauce and plethora of toppings (pepperoni, sausage, and veggies). 

Another pizza gem: Bagel Bites. I adored pizza bagels as a kid. One of my favorite after-school rituals was heating a few up before dinner throughout my childhood. Soft, plush miniature bagels with tomato sauce and mozzarella? Divine. 

More than a decade later, I revived that little ritual — and am better for it. This pack comes with 72 pizza bagels, and it lasts me a few weeks. They’re delicious and a great deal, whether you live with kids or not.

Frozen dumplings get all the hype for a quick, delicious dinner, but another handheld bite wrapped in a dumpling wrapper deserves just as much attention for easy weeknight meals: vegetable spring rolls. These ones from Royal Asia Vegetable Spring Rolls come with a whopping 50 pieces and are packed with tender vegetables. 

I heat them up in the air fryer to get them crispy without pulling out the deep fryer, and they’re just fabulous. Beyond weeknight meals, they’re also an excellent party side. 

These burritos may look a bit modest, but they’re one of the best frozen burritos I’ve ever tried. The creamy pinto beans, tender brown rice, and mild cheddar wrapped in a fluffy tortilla are all organic and work so well together. 

I heat them up and eat them on their own when I’m in a rush. When I have a bit more time I will zhuzh them up with a bit of hot sauce and sour cream, and it’s far more delicious (and cheaper) than going through the Taco Bell drive-thru.

The best Costco discovery I had this summer was Frollies Mango and Strawberry Popsicles. Popsicles are having a major moment right now, and these remind me of the frozen bars that I’d get from ice cream trucks after school. They are fruit-forward, yet somehow creamy (with a sorbet-like texture) and are made with fruit purée (no artificial dyes!). At less than 50 cents a bar, it’s one of the sweetest finds at Costco right now. 

What are your go-to Costco freezer finds? Tell us about it in the comments below.