20 Costco Fall Comfort Foods Worth Buying

Fall is in full swing at Costco, and Costco has a lot of Fall foods. Think pumpkin and apple desserts from the bakery, soups and butternut squash ravioli from the refrigerated section, and hearty deli dinners that save you from cooking from scratch.

My favorite foods are the ones that make busy days easier: a chicken pot pie for a family dinner, a warm bowl of soup for lunch, or a seasonal dessert to share. Along with the returning fall favorites, there are everyday comfort foods worth adding to your cart.

Here are 20 Costco fall foods worth buying on your next shopping trip.

Kirkland Signature Pumpkin Pie

Costco’s pumpkin pie is hard to pass up at $5.99 for a 58-ounce pie. That is 3 pounds 10 ounces of dessert.

I think this is one of the best values in the bakery for fall entertaining. It is an easy dessert to bring to potlucks, and you do not have to wait until Thanksgiving to enjoy it. Add whipped cream, cut a few slices, and dessert is taken care of.

Rana 4 Cheese Chicken Carbonara Lasagna

Rana’s 4 Cheese Chicken Carbonara Lasagna is $13.99 for a 40-ounce package. It is another refrigerated dish for nights when you want a filling dinner with minimal prep.

This is perfect for my family since my kids like creamy pasta dishes and wants a change from a traditional beef lasagna. At 2.5 pounds, it is a substantial dish.

Panera Bread Autumn Squash Soup

Panera Bread’s Autumn Squash Soup is the perfect soup for fall. Costco’s pack is $10.99 for two 24-ounce containers.

I like that the soup is gluten-free. I would pair a bowl with bread for a simple lunch or serve smaller portions alongside sandwiches. Two separate containers are convenient because you can open one without committing to the entire three-pound pack at once.

Kirkland Signature Pumpkin Bar Cake

If you want a pumpkin dessert that’s not as big as the pumpkin pie, look for Costco’s Pumpkin Bar Cake, priced at $16.99 for 40 ounces.

This layered cake has cream cheese frosting and white chocolate curls. It would make a pretty addition to a fall dessert table. It’s a nice fall dessert to serve to guests who prefer cake to pie.

Kirkland Signature Chicken Pot Pie

Costco’s chicken pot pie is one of my family’s favorite comfort foods. One pie feeds my family of four for two meals, which is a big reason I think it is such a good value.

It is sold by weight at $3.99 per pound. Each pie is around $24. This is an easy family dinner when I want something hearty without cooking from scratch.

East West Cuisine Chicken Schnitzel

East West Cuisine Chicken Schnitzel is $14.99 for six cutlets in a 32-ounce package. It includes pre-breaded chicken breast cutlets and German-style mushroom sauce.

It’s easy to prepare, you can air fry it or pop it in the oven. Serve the cutlets with potatoes or noodles and spoon the mushroom sauce over the top. It is also an easy dish for an Oktoberfest meal at home.

Bistro 28 Pretzel Bites with Dipping Sauce

Bistro 28 Pretzel Bites are $11.99 for a 36.5-ounce package with approximately 50 bites. The pack includes two cheddar cheese dips and one mustard dip.

This is an easy and affordable appetizer for football watch parties and other fall parties. Having the dips elevates the pretzel bites. I would put them on a platter with the sauces in small bowls for an easy snack to share.

Kirkland Signature Tomato Basil Soup

Costco’s tomato basil soup is back for $9.99 for two 32-ounce containers. It’s a great value- four pounds of soup for $10.

Tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich make an easy fall lunch, especially on a day when you want something warm without much cooking. 

This is one of my favorite soups at Costco. I always have it in the fridge for when I need something fast. 

Kirkland Signature Lattice Apple Pie

The pumpkin desserts get plenty of attention, but Costco’s lattice apple pie belongs on the list, too. It is $12.99 for a 4-pound 12-ounce pie, so you are getting nearly five pounds of dessert.

This is a great dessert to buy when you are hosting people with different dessert preferences. Whenever I’m hosting a big party, I buy both the pumpkin pie and apple pie.

I like to serve it warm with vanilla ice cream.

Kirkland Signature Chicken Tortilla Soup

For a change from creamy soups, Costco’s Chicken Tortilla Soup is $9.99 for two 32-ounce containers. It is made with white meat chicken and comes ready to heat.

I would put out tortilla chips, shredded cheese, and avocado so everyone can add their own toppings. This is an easy way to make a prepared soup feel more like a complete dinner without taking on much extra work.

Lake’s Tavern Bavarian-Style 3 Cheese Mac

Lake’s Tavern Bavarian-Style 3 Cheese Mac is $13.99 for 32 ounces. It combines cheddar, Gouda, and Swiss cheeses.

This is a perfect side dish for Oktoberfest meal with sausages.  But it also goes with Costco’s rotisserie chicken. 

Kirkland Signature Pumpkin Cheesecake

For a fall celebration, Costco’s pumpkin cheesecake is $21.99 for 4 pounds 6 ounces. It comes finished with whipped topping.

This is the dessert I would consider for a holiday meal or a larger gathering where one substantial dessert makes more sense than several small ones. Before buying it, make sure you have room in the refrigerator for the oversized cheesecake.

Kirkland Signature Shepherd’s Pie

Costco’s shepherd’s pie is another substantial Costco prepared dinner worth buying for fall. It is $4.29 per pound, which comes out to around $23 per pie.

It’s a hearty main dish that’s ready to heat. Just bake it in the oven and serve.

Sometimes I serve it with a side of vegetable or salad but honestly, it’s not necessary since it’s a complete meal with beef, vegetables, and potatoes. 

Rana Organic Butternut Squash Ravioli

Rana’s Organic Butternut Squash Ravioli is $9.39 for two 16-ounce packages. The filling combines butternut squash and caramelized onions, making it an easy way to bring fall flavors to dinner.

I like that it comes in two separate packs. You can prepare one for a smaller meal and keep the other for another night. I would keep the sauce simple with browned butter and sage or olive oil and Parmesan so the squash filling takes the spotlight.

Kirkland Signature Chicken Alfredo

My kids love Costco’s chicken Alfredo, so this is an easy pick for a fall dinner list. It is sold at $4.49 per pound and each tray is around $18.

Having the chicken and pasta together in one tray makes dinner simpler on busy nights. I usually just serve it with broccoli or Caesar salad to round out the meal. 

I love that it’s so easy to prepare, I just bake it in the oven and serve. My husband and kids love this. 

Rana French Onion-Style Ravioli Bake Kit

Rana’s French Onion-Style Ravioli Bake Kit with Beef Sauce brings a different flavor to pasta night. The 35-ounce kit is $13.99.

The French onion flavor is delicious. If you’re tired of the typical red sauce or Alfredo sauce, this is a great pasta alternative. It’s easy to prepare, just bake it in the oven and then serve.

I like to serve it with salad for an easy dinner. The only problem with this dish is there is no protein, so I sometimes serve it with Costco rotisserie chicken.

Kirkland Signature Cherry Berry Sourdough Bread with Pecans

Costco’s Cherry Berry Sourdough Bread with Pecans is $9.99 for a 28.2-ounce loaf. The long-fermented sourdough includes dried tart cherries, blueberries, cranberries, pecans, seeds, and grains.

Try a toasted slice with butter or serve thin slices alongside cheese for guests. 

Bolder Foods Loaded Baked Potato Soup

Bolder Foods Loaded Baked Potato Soup is $9.99 for two 24-ounce containers. It is made with potatoes, bacon, and cheese, and it is gluten-free.

This is a hearty soup. I would serve it with bread or a side salad for a quick meal. At roughly $5 per container, it’s an affordable soup.

Custom Made Meals Brisket Con Queso Dip

Custom Made Meals Brisket Con Queso Dip is $10.99 for 20 ounces. It combines brisket and queso in a prepared dip. Just grill or bake the tray and serve.

This is a perfect game-day appetizer that you can serve with tortilla chips. The brisket makes it a more substantial choice for the snack table, especially when you want something warm alongside chips and cold appetizers. 

A La Carte Beef Sauerbraten

A La Carte Beef Sauerbraten is $19.99 for a 2-pound package. This traditional German-style pot roast is a hearty option for cooler evenings and an easy way to put together an Oktoberfest dinner.

Serve it with mashed potatoes or egg noodles, with red cabbage or roasted vegetables on the side. It’s an easy beef dish without preparing a pot roast from scratch.