Costco shoppers love these 5 breakfast finds—and we love the price
"I eat this every day without fail."
Putting together an easy, delicious breakfast on the fly is a whole lot easier if you have a Costco membership. Bulk-buying convenience aside, Costco has some great breakfast finds that will transform your morning madness into an organized, dependable routine.
Whether you plan on meal prepping or want to buy prepared heat-and-eat breakfasts, the warehouse is a great place to shop—even if you’re not feeding a crowd. Stocking up on cheap morning eats is an easy way to level up your game in 2026. I don’t know about you, but I’ll gladly take the time to pack my freezer with breakfast sandwiches so that I can go two weeks without even thinking about the meal.
The Best Costco Breakfast Items, According to Reddit
Amylu Chicken Breakfast Sausage Links
The Amylu Chicken Breakfast Sausage Links have quite a few benefits other than being easy to cook. They’re paleo, gluten-free, and have 12 grams of protein per serving, making them a great choice depending on what your protein goals are.
Shoppers have nothing but good things to say, with some fans on Reddit suggesting that they’re an ideal substitute for pork sausage if you’re pork-free. One Redditor even praised the sausage by saying, "For a family like ours who doesn’t eat pork or beef, they are a great option. Clean ingredients, no gelatin or pork casing (even with chicken/beef/turkey sausage, often you’ll find a pork casing), and tasty." The Redditor also noted that the sausages freeze well.
The breakfast links are available at our local warehouse in a 2.5-pound pack that contains 54 links. And for $13.99, that's a pretty good deal.
Idaho Spuds Golden Grill Hashbrown Potatoes
Dehydrated hash browns may not sound like the most appetizing breakfast food out there, but don’t judge a book by its cover. Apparently, the Idaho Spuds Golden Grill Hashbrown Potatoes are as good as they come. You can get a two-pound carton (which is 50 servings!) of the dried spuds at Costco for just $8.99. Breakfast hash brown casserole, anyone?
When one Redditor took to the platform to call the potatoes "absolutely wonderful," fellow fans had to chime in. One Redditor can’t get enough of them, gushing, "They’re my regular go-to hash browns, I have no reason to buy frozen anymore." Others say they’re perfect for taking on camping trips, and some enthusiastic posters recommend frying the spuds in a waffle iron for ultra-crispy results.
Jimmy Dean Sausage, Egg & Cheese Croissant Sandwiches
While the above options make for great, easy-to-prep breakfast components, you might need a one-and-done deal for those mornings when everyone is running a little behind (which, let’s be honest, is pretty much every morning). Don’t worry. There’s still a Costco find for you: Jimmy Dean Croissant Sandwiches, which are priced at $14.79 for a 12-pack. A little more than a buck for a full breakfast sandwich? Yes, please.
These savory sandos come with sausage, egg, and cheese, and they’re pretty darn good—and surprisingly customizable. One Redditor reports adding "[s]mokey jalapeño sauce for a little kick," saying the result is fantastic. Other fans have come up with their own tried-and-true heating methods, going as far as to deconstruct the sandwich and cook its elements separately, toasting the bread and microwaving the other components. No matter how you enjoy them, the consensus is clear: Shoppers consider Jimmy Dean’s frozen sandwiches to be "by far the best frozen breakfast sandwich" you can buy.
Kirkland Signature Organic Ancient Grain Granola
Prefer to start your day with a healthy helping of ancient grains? Costco’s got you covered with a 35.3-ounce bag of Kirkland Signature Organic Ancient Grain Granola for just $10.49. Ancient grains are packed with health benefits, and they’re a filling breakfast option that’s surprisingly versatile. Stir them into Greek yogurt, eat them with some milk, top a bowl of oatmeal, or follow the advice of one Redditor and mix this granola into ice cream.
The ancient grain granola is pretty well-loved among warehouse shoppers; one Redditor even took to the platform to claim that the bag is "Possibly the best granola I’ve eaten." Another Redditor praised it as a go-to morning meal, saying, "I eat this every day without fail. Legit the best I've had, and it is super cheap compared to the amounts you get in normal grocery stores." Some even shared they eat the granola straight from the bag when the need for something crunchy hits.
Kirkland Signature Sous Vide Egg Bites
Last but certainly not least, here’s a Costco breakfast find that’s a near-identical copycat for one of your favorite Starbucks breakfast items: Kirkland Sous Vide Egg Bites, which come in a 10-pack for $12.79. You can choose from two flavors: Uncured Bacon and Gouda or Cheese Trio and Roasted Red Pepper.
Of course, Redditors couldn’t help but compare these with the Starbucks counterpart, but the overall verdict might surprise you. One Redditor said, "They taste better than the Starbucks version in my opinion…great buy." Other fans of the Starbucks offering said that the Kirkland Signature version tastes at least as good as the coffee chain’s menu item. Most shoppers recommend air frying them for a crispy outside and fluffy interior, but they can also be microwaved with perfectly-satisfying results.
