- Costco’s latest deals run from October 20 to November 16, 2025.
- Purchase baking essentials, morning beverages and immune-boosting wellness shots.
- Don’t delay! These deals won’t last long—stock up before the holiday season.
Colder temps mean it’s time to get your bake on, and this month, Costco has some great deals to help you make it happen, including a KitchenAid stand mixer, Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Extract and Reynold’s Wrap Aluminum Foil. And since coffee is a top pairing with baked goods, they’ve got deals on Keurig K-Cup Pods and Starbucks whole bean coffee, too. You won’t want to miss the amazing price on Boursin cheese to add to your upcoming charcuterie board or wellness shots to bolster up your immune system for cold and flu season. Keep reading for all the details on the deals for these and more, which run from October 20 through November 16.
Nature Valley Sweet and Salty Peanut Bars
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$5 off 48-count box; limit 10
There’s just something satisfying about a sweet and salty pairing, and these Nature Valley Sweet and Salty Peanut Bars are just what your taste buds ordered. Crunchy, heart-healthy peanuts are the star of these oat-filled granola bars that are dipped in a peanut and almond butter bottom coating. And while “sweet and salty” may sound less-than-healthy, these bars come in at just 7 grams of added sugar (13% of your daily value) and 140 grams of sodium (6% of your daily value)—plus 3 grams of protein, leaving plenty of room for a nutritious side to go with it, like a banana, for a satisfying energy-boosting snack.
Keurig Limited Edition Crafted Classics K-Cup Pods
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$10 off 72-count box; limit 5
If you have trouble deciding which flavor coffee to buy, Keurig’s Limited Edition Crafted Classics K-Cup Pods reduces the need to choose. You’ll find a dozen each of six different varieties, including Original Donut Shop Coffee Regular, Caribou Coffee Caribou Blend, Tully’s Coffee Hawaiian Blend, Lavazza Dolcevita Classico, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Costa Rica Paraiso and Newman’s Own Organic Coffee Organic Special Blend. Coffee in moderation has been shown to boost mood and energy, and may even have heart, thyroid and brain benefits, thanks to its powerful polyphenols. And with this 72-count box, you don’t have to worry about running out any time soon (though grabbing two boxes is never a bad idea!).
Nielsen-Massey Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Extract
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$15 off two 8-ounce bottles; online only
Every baker knows that good pure vanilla extract is a must. And if you can’t make your own with vanilla beans, this Nielsen-Massey Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Extract is the next best thing. Yes, the best vanilla extracts are expensive, but it’s so worth the extra cost for the finished product. We love vanilla in our Carrot Cake Smoothie, as it accentuates the cinnamon and ginger. And our Apple Cinnamon Baked Oats would be missing something without the vanilla extract to pull all the flavors together. Since there’s no limit on how many you can buy, grab what you can while they last.
KitchenAid 6-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer
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$100 off; limit 5
If you do any amount of baking at all—or if you avoid it because trying to stir thick cookie dough is more than your arms can take—this KitchenAid 6-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer is a must (and definitely worth the counter space it takes up). The Costco coupon book shows this mixer in red, but says that selection varies by site. Online it gives options in red, silver and black, so you can match the color to your kitchen decor. The mixer comes in several attachments and has 11 different speeds that you can tailor to your recipe. This would be a great mixer to use for our Whole-Wheat Sourdough Bread and Italian Love Cake.
Reynolds Wrap Everyday Aluminum Foil
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$6 off two 250-foot rolls; limit 3
The holidays will soon be upon us and for many, that means roasting turkeys and baking pies. This also means you’re going to go through a lot of aluminum foil to cover the parts of the turkey you don’t want getting dried out—like we do with our Herb-Roasted Turkey—and the edges of the pie crust to prevent burning. Snap up a few rolls of Reynolds Wrap Everyday Aluminum Foil to keep on hand. It’s also great for covering to-go plates of holiday meal leftovers for your guests.
Ziploc Bags
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$2.90 off 322-count variety pack; limit 5
Don’t you hate it when you need just a small bag but only have large ones? It’s such a waste of plastic. That’s why we had to include this variety pack of Ziploc Bags in our lineup. In this pack, you’ll get 52 storage gallon-, 46 storage quart-, 116 sandwich- and 108 snack-sized bags. Grab more than one of these variety packs to have on hand. They’re great for storing leftovers in your fridge as you can make them fit where rigid containers won’t.
San Pellegrino Sparkling Mineral Water
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$6.50 off 15-count pack of 25.3 fluid ounce bottles; limit 10
In its traditional elegant green glass bottle, San Pellegrino’s sparkling mineral water ups your hydration game. Drink it as is to quench thirst, or use it as part of a mocktail, like we do in our Tart Cherry Nighttime Mocktail and Elderberry Elixir Mocktail. You can also use sparkling water, club soda and seltzer interchangeably in recipes. Add a touch of sparkling water to your batter for light, fluffy pancakes and crispy waffles.
Starbucks Season’s Cheer Blend Whole Bean Coffee
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$5 off 32-ounce bag; limit 6
If you want a change from plain coffee without going too far in the flavor department, you’ll love this Starbucks Season’s Cheer Blend Whole Bean Coffee. The site says that this 100% Arabica coffee has notes of chocolate and dried fruit. Reviews state that while it’s marketed as a medium roast, it’s more of a dark roast. This coffee would be a great choice for making cold brew coffee to go with our Died-and-Went-to-Heaven Chocolate Cake, which requires a cup of strong, hot coffee in the batter.
Suja Organic Immunity Wellness Shots
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$4.50 off 10-count boxes
Cold and flu season is upon us, and whether you’ve opted for the flu shot or not, keeping your immune system in tip top shape is of utmost importance. These Suja Organic Immunity Wellness Shots may help. The 2-fluid-ounce bottles are small but pack an immune-boosting punch, loaded with vitamins, antioxidants and probiotics. The coupon book shows Suja’s turmeric pineapple and pineapple turmeric flavors (we’re not sure what the difference in taste is). We like that they also contain probiotics, which are the beneficial gut bacteria, necessary for a strong immune system, plus powerful antioxidants from fruit and herbs, like ginger and turmeric. They also include black pepper, which has been shown to increase turmeric’s bioavailability, making it more usable to your body.
If Costco is all out of this product or you aren’t willing to shell out the cash for these shots, you can make your own—and of course we have recipes for that! Try our Pineapple-Ginger-Turmeric Shots, Orange-Carrot Turmeric Ginger Shots and our Turmeric & Ginger Shots. Want to make a big batch and ensure they last longer? Then whip up our Frozen Lemon-Ginger-Turmeric Shots to have on hand.
Boursin Gourmet Cheese
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$3 off a pack of three
Creamy, spreadable, herby Boursin Gourmet Cheese goes great with crackers or crudité. In this 3-pack, you get two packages of garlic and fine herbs-flavored and one shallot and chive-flavored, so they’re perfect for rounding out your varieties of cheese on your next charcuterie board. But Boursin isn’t bound to just the board. We use it in our Baked Boursin Spaghetti Squash with Sun-Dried Tomatoes & Spinach and our Creamy Boursin Pasta with Spinach, Mushrooms & Tomatoes.
