Costco’s new monthly finds are always on my radar because the warehouse’s rotating inventory gives shoppers a reason to keep coming back. There’s always something unexpected to discover, whether it’s a returning fan favorite, a limited-time seasonal treat or a completely new product that suddenly takes over everyone’s freezer space.
September is an especially exciting time to browse Costco because the seasons are changing and game-day and holiday-ready foods are starting to arrive in stores. While summer staples may still be around, shoppers can also expect cozy comfort foods, quick weeknight meals and festive offerings that make stocking up feel a little more fun this fall.
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This month, Costco’s freezer section is packed with new finds that members like us are already excited to try. From convenient appetizers and easy dinners to sweet seasonal desserts, there are plenty of reasons to make room in your home freezer. Some products may be available only at select warehouse locations, and availability can vary depending on where you shop, so you may want to call ahead or check the Costco app in advance.
Read on for our roundup of the best new Costco frozen finds in store this September.
15 New Costco Frozen Foods
Here are 15 new frozen food items at Costco you’ll want to check out during your next warehouse run.
The Best Costco Frozen Appetizers for Game Day
Football season is already here, and that means it’s time to stock up on some handy frozen appetizers and snacks for you and your family. These are our 10 game-day favorites at Costco right now.
1. Ajinomoto Japanese Style Gyoza, $14.99
Ajinomoto Japanese Style Gyoza is the kind of Costco freezer find that makes an easy lunch, quick game-day appetizer or low-effort dinner feel a little more special. The box comes with 60 pork-and-chicken dumplings divided into five convenient 12-piece trays, so you don’t have to commit to cooking the entire package at once. Best of all, the thin wrappers crisp up in about 12 minutes in a skillet while the filling stays juicy and savory inside. Each tray also includes a dipping sauce packet, making these feel closer to restaurant-style gyoza without the takeout bill.
2. Antico Casa La Pizza Artigianale Italiana, $12.59

Antico Casa La Pizza Artigianale Italiana gives you a more elevated option than the standard frozen pizza aisle staple. The two-pack of Margherita pizzas is made for those nights when you want something comforting but still a little special. A bubbly, chewy crust sets the stage for tangy tomato sauce, creamy mozzarella, fragrant basil and a drizzle of olive oil. It’s easy enough for a busy weeknight or watching an afternoon game on TV, yet it still feels worthy of serving alongside a simple salad or a glass of wine on the weekend. Keep a box in the freezer for effortless pizza nights that don’t feel like an afterthought.
3. Bibigo Korean Style Crunchy Chicken With Sweet and Spicy Sauce, $15.99

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Bibigo Korean Style Crunchy Chicken with Sweet & Spicy Sauce brings big, takeout-style flavor to the table with very little work. The chicken pieces develop a satisfying crunch in the oven or air fryer, while the included sauce adds a sticky blend of sweetness and mild heat. Because the sauce is kept separate, you can use as much or as little as you like, which helps the breading stay crisp. Spoon the finished chicken over fluffy rice, tuck it into lettuce wraps or pair it with roasted vegetables for an easy meal. It’s a convenient freezer pick for busy nights when cooking from scratch is simply not happening.
4. Bibigo Mini Wontons, Chicken and Cilantro, $7.49

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Bibigo Chicken & Cilantro Mini Wontons deserve a permanent place in the freezer for their versatility alone. These bite-size dumplings can become a cozy bowl of soup, a crisp pan-fried snack or an easy addition to a noodle bowl in minutes. Their savory chicken filling is brightened with cilantro and wrapped in a delicate dough that does not feel overly heavy. For a simple dinner, add a few wontons to chicken broth with spinach, scallions and noodles. You can also cook them in the air fryer and serve them with your favorite dipping sauce during game watches this season. Plus, the large Costco-sized bag means there’s always a convenient meal starter within reach.
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5. Brazi Bites Brazilian Cheese Bread, Cheddar and Parmesan, $14.99

A package of Brazi Bites Brazilian Cheese Bread is one of those freezer staples that disappear faster than expected once they come out of the oven. Made with a cheesy, tapioca-based dough, these bite-size rolls puff up into warm, golden little pockets with a crisp shell and a tender, chewy middle. They work beautifully as an easy party appetizer, but they’re just as good served with a bowl of soup, a pasta dinner or scrambled eggs at brunch. Since they bake straight from frozen, there’s no thawing or prep required. Keep a bag on hand for last-minute guests, snack cravings or any meal that could use a comforting cheesy side.
6. Don Miguel Mini Tacos Chicken and Cheese, $12.99

Don Miguel Chicken & Cheese Mini Tacos make it incredibly easy to put together a snack spread that everyone will want to gather around. These small, crunchy tacos are filled with chicken, melted cheese, corn and a mild salsa-style mixture, giving them a familiar flavor that works for kids and adults alike. They’re best baked until crisp and served hot with bowls of guacamole, salsa, queso or sour cream nearby. Because the box contains dozens of tacos, it’s a practical pick for casual entertaining, weekend sports watching and family movie nights. You can also pair a smaller portion with a salad or rice for a no-fuss meal.
7. Jesse and Ben’s Tallow Sea Salt House-Cut Fries, $11.99

Jesse & Ben’s Tallow & Sea Salt House-Cut Fries offer a nostalgic, restaurant-inspired twist on the frozen fries you may already keep on hand. Their thicker shape gives them a hearty bite, while cooking them in beef tallow creates a savory richness that pairs especially well with burgers, grilled chicken or breakfast sandwiches. A quick turn in the air fryer helps the edges become golden and crisp without much hands-on effort. The simple seasoning also makes these fries versatile enough to dress up with garlic, Parmesan, herbs or a favorite dipping sauce. Keep a bag in the freezer for those nights when plain side dishes just won’t cut it.
8. Petite Cuisine Mozzarella Sticks, $13.99

Petite Cuisine Mozzarella Sticks make it easy to bring a restaurant-style appetizer home whenever the craving strikes. Once baked or air-fried, the crunchy outer coating gives way to a soft, melty cheese center that’s perfect for pulling apart and dipping. They’re a reliable choice for casual get-togethers, game-day watches, kids’ snacks or adding something fun to a Friday-night dinner spread. Set out a bowl of warm marinara, spicy ranch or even honey for an easy way to give them extra flavor. The generous Costco-size box is ideal for households that go through appetizers quickly or anyone who wants an effortless crowd-pleaser waiting in the freezer at all times.
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9. Phillips Maryland Style Crab Cakes, $29.89

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Phillips Maryland Style Crab Cakes offer an effortless way to turn an ordinary meal into something that feels a little more polished. The tender crab-forward patties cook up with a lightly browned exterior and a rich, savory center, making them a welcome change from the usual frozen chicken wings or pizza routine you may usually serve on game day. You can also serve them as the centerpiece of a simple dinner with a lemony arugula salad and roasted potatoes, or tuck one into a toasted bun for an easy seafood sandwich. A squeeze of fresh lemon and a spoonful of remoulade or tartar sauce are all they need to take them to the next level. Keep a package nearby for low-prep dinners, special occasions or brunch.
10. Royal Asia Coconut Shrimp With Sweet Thai Chili Sauce, $16.99

Royal Asia Coconut Shrimp With Sweet Thai Chili Sauce delivers a restaurant-style appetizer without the extra expense or prep work. Each shrimp has a crisp, lightly sweet coating that contrasts nicely with the tender seafood inside, while the tangy chili dip brings a touch of heat to every bite. They’re an easy choice for a party platter, but they can also become the base of a quick dinner when paired with jasmine rice, pineapple and sautéed snap peas. For an extra-fun presentation, serve them in lettuce cups with shredded cabbage and a squeeze of lime. Keep a box in the freezer for impromptu guests or nights when an ordinary dinner needs a tropical twist.
Frozen Dinners for Busy Weeknights
Between late work nights, kids’ sports and busy after-school activities, sometimes a meal from the freezer is the only way to get dinner on the table fast. These are the five frozen dinners from Costco to have on hand for a complete meal in minutes.
11. Royal Asia Vegetable Springs Rolls With Edamame, $10.99

Royal Asia Vegetable Spring Rolls With Edamame make a handy freezer option for anyone who wants a quick, crispy appetizer without placing a takeout order. The light pastry shells turn golden in the oven or air fryer, while the filling offers a savory combination of vegetables and edamame for a little extra substance. They’re easy to set out with the included dipping sauce for game day, movie night or last-minute guests, but they also work well as a side for homemade stir-fries and rice bowls. Because the box is generously sized, you can cook only what you need and save the rest for another easy entertaining moment.
12. Sweetwood Ranch Angus Cheeseburger Sliders, $17.89

Sweetwood Ranch Angus Cheeseburger Sliders are made for the nights when a burger sounds perfect, but cooking from scratch does not. These compact sandwiches pair a juicy beef patty with cheese, onions and a tender bun, giving you a familiar diner-style flavor in a portion that’s easy to serve. Heat a couple for a quick lunch, or cook the full box when friends come over to watch a game or catch a movie. Add crispy fries, potato chips, pickles or a crunchy coleslaw on the side to make the meal feel complete. These mini cheeseburgers are a simple freezer backup for easy entertaining and no-fuss comfort food.
13. Texas Roadhouse Mini Rolls, $7.99

Texas Roadhouse Honey Cinnamon Mini Rolls make an ordinary dinner feel a little more indulgent with almost no work required. These small, freezer-to-oven rolls bake up warm and soft, then get an extra touch of sweetness from the honey-cinnamon topping. They’re a natural match for hearty meals like pulled pork, soup, grilled chicken or a big Sunday roast, but they’re equally tempting enough to enjoy as a snack. Because the package is divided into two smaller portions, you can bake a tray for dinner without committing to all 24 at once. Keep them around for holiday meals, weekend comfort food or whenever a basket of warm bread sounds especially good.
14. Trident The Ultimate Fish Stick, $16.99

Trident The Ultimate Fish Stick is a dependable Costco freezer buy for nights when you need dinner on the table quickly but still want something more satisfying than the usual convenience food. The breaded pollock cooks up crisp on the outside with a mild, flaky center, making it easy to please both kids and adults. Serve a few with oven fries and a simple vegetable for a low-effort comfort-food dinner, or get creative by adding them to tortillas with shredded lettuce, avocado and a drizzle of spicy mayo. The generously sized bag is also helpful for packing easy lunches or feeding a crowd.
15. Veggies Made Great Pumpkin Cranberry Muffins, $14.99

Veggies Made Great Pumpkin Cranberry Muffins offer a quick way to add cozy fall flavor to dinner. The combination of pumpkin, tart cranberries and warm baking spices gives these individually portioned muffins a seasonal taste that feels especially right with a hot cup of soup or chili. Keep them frozen and heat one whenever you want something sweet to pair with a savory dinner. They’re also easy to toss into a lunch bag or serve as part of a casual brunch spread. For an extra treat, warm one and add a small pat of butter or cream cheese before digging in.
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