Top 10+ budget-friendly Sam’s Club finds for hosting Easter

We’re here to reassure you that not everything needs to be painstakingly made from scratch.

A Southern Easter is a sight to behold, and many families have their own traditions that make the day particularly special. Some families like to do a big Easter brunch, while others opt for an afternoon meal complete with all the fixings. There are Easter eggs to find, Resurrection Rolls to bake, and Easter baskets to construct. (One of my favorite traditions was always my dad hiding the baskets around our house—he still obliges for his adult children.)

Or perhaps you observe Passover, with a Seder menu that honors family recipes. Either way, there is much cooking and table-setting to be done. We’re here to reassure you that not everything needs to be painstakingly made from scratch.

Our friends at Sam’s Club have your back with seasonal sweets, supplies, and dishes—even a spiral Easter ham, if that’s what your family enjoys—to make hosting easier this season. Carve out (pun intended) more time with loved ones and less time in the kitchen with these 10 budget-friendly finds from your local warehouse chain.

Member's Mark Spring Cookies

If a potluck or classroom party is on your spring social calendar, you won’t want to miss these soft spring cut-out cookies. They’re prepared fresh in-club every day, and have a crisp white-chocolate exterior. Each festive set includes five blue daisies, five pink tulips, and five yellow butterflies. $10.98 for 15 cookies.

Member’s Mark Blooming Flowers Cupcakes

Another sweet taste of spring comes in the form of April flowers—themed cupcakes, that is. Similar to the cookies, these individual treats are regularly baked fresh at Sam’s Club, and serve a crowd in style. Each package comes with a mix of chocolate and vanilla cupcakes, all with vanilla floral icing embellishments. These blooms are perfect for larger celebrations. $16.48 for 30 cupcakes.

Kit Kat Milk Chocolate Bunnies

Nothing quite says spring like a chocolate bunny. These bite-sized bunny Kit Kats are the perfect addition to an Easter basket or seasonal gift. Made in signature Kit Kat style, with milk chocolate and crisp wafers, these beloved bunnies found themselves as last year’s prized Easter candy. (Plus, they’re kosher certified.) At Sam’s Club, you can get a bag of 65 to share with all of your friends and family. $14.98 for 65 pieces.

Member's Mark Easter Oval Paper Plates

Let’s get to the table. Easter is certainly a good reason to pull out all the stops with your table setting. You may want to use the good china and silver, alongside a gorgeous centerpiece, placecards, and cloth napkins. But you also may be hosting a slew of grandkids, or a neighborhood party, or maybe just don’t want to do that many dishes. Consider these Easter-themed paper plates your back-up plan. The plates (10” by 12”) have an adorable bunny and Easter egg pattern to brighten your table, and can even be used in the microwave to reheat leftovers. $9.48 for 50 plates.

Over&back Printed Cotton Placemats

Placemats set the tone for your table, and these blush-colored printed cotton placements strike just the right balance of whimsy and elegance. The pattern is created by a centuries-old print making process, using hand-carved blocks to apply color manually. Because of this, each placement has slight variations that make it unique. The fabric is also machine washable, which is a big perk for a holiday where plates tend to be filled to the brim. $16.98 for four.

Member's Mark All Butter Croissants

My family is in the Easter afternoon meal camp, which often means waiting to eat akin to Thanksgiving. While a make-ahead breakfast casserole certainly hits the spot for hungry guests, you can also skip the cooking altogether and opt instead for a batch of flaky, pre-made croissants. Serve as-is, or give the option of egg and cheese for DIY breakfast sandwiches. Each container comes with 12 real-butter croissants baked fresh daily. $5.46 for 12 pieces.

Member’s Mark Fruit & Cheese Tray

Between the croissants and this fruit-and-cheese assortment, your morning is covered. These trays are made daily in-house with a mix of fresh fruit (grapes and strawberries or apples) plus Cheddar and Colby Jack cheese cubes. It’s a quick and easy snack to serve 6-8 people if you’re hosting—ready when you are. $4.98 per pound—average price $17.43.

Member’s Mark Cherry Pistachio Crunch Salad

We’re already leaning into beautiful spring salads, with fresh ingredients just beginning to emerge in Southern gardens. (Or at least, we’re sending those wishes toward our vegetable gardens.) This colorful Cherry Pistachio Crunch Salad was made to be part of an Easter spread. It is both visually vibrant and delicious, made with goat cheese, dried cherries, toasty pistachios, strawberries, and crunchy granola bits paired with a red wine vinaigrette. Toss and serve. Each package, prepared fresh daily, serves about seven people. $7.16 per pound—average price $12.89.

Member’s Mark Macaroni and Cheese

You may not entertain the idea of a premade macaroni and cheese on your Easter table, for which we offer up our best-ever homemade recipe. But in case you’d like to try a convenient shortcut this holiday, go for Member's Mark Macaroni and Cheese by the pound—shoppers have been “surprised at how good it was.” The noodle to cheese sauce ratio is spot-on, and comes with added cheese on top for melting. The only upgrade we’d suggest is a bit of seasoning to taste. The family sized dish serves about six, and is ready in 40-50 minutes. $3.24 per pound—average price $8.10.

Member's Mark Boneless Spiral Double-Glazed Ham

For the main event, many traditional Easter menus include a ham. You can make a perfect ham yourself with one of these prime beauties, but it’s also nice to rely on the tried-and-true fully cooked version. This boneless uncured ham comes spiral-sliced and ready to be heated, with a brown sugar glaze packet that can be added for the “double-glaze” effect. Even better: The hardwood-smoked pork is significantly cheaper than you’ll find elsewhere, yet the quality isn’t compromised; the meat has no added hormones. Heat, slice, serve, and turn leftovers into Breakfast Sliders. $2.97 per pound—average price $22.57.

In addition to taking the stress out of the holiday, Sam’s Club also recently announced a great achievement in response to shopper feedback. As of December 31, 2025, 100% of Member’s Mark-brand food and beverage products (Sam’s Club’s in-house brand) meet their “Made Without” commitment of removing a list of forty ingredients, including artificial food dyes, aspartame, high fructose corn syrup, and preservatives. In 2026, the company says that they plan to nearly double that list of ingredients to avoid.

For a spread that ticks all the boxes on festivity, flavor, and budget, don’t miss these spring products on your next visit to Sam’s Club.