Top 10 Vegan Products at Costco, Recommended by a Devoted Fan

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Vegan food isn’t just for vegans—it’s for everyone. Many plant-based items, like Costco’s frozen berry blend, maple syrup, and peanut butter, are naturally vegan. While some argue that vegan products, such as fresh produce and specialty items, tend to be pricier, Costco offers a way to enjoy these foods without breaking the bank.

Shopping at Costco is a smart way to cut down on grocery expenses. With its wide selection and bulk purchasing options, Costco is an excellent destination for vegan shoppers. Below, we’ve highlighted the top vegan products at Costco for those looking to incorporate more plant-based foods into their diet.

Impossible Burger Patties

While vegan meats often come with a higher price tag compared to protein-rich options like tofu or lentils, there are times when only a satisfying burger will do. For vegans, the Impossible Burger stands out as a top choice, offering a meat-like flavor, texture, and 19 grams of protein per patty. At Costco, you can grab a 10-pack for less than $1.90 per patty—perfect for burgers, salads, meatballs, or even meatloaf. Simply freeze the extras for future meals.

House Foods Organic Tofu

Soy-based foods, such as edamame and tofu, are excellent protein sources for vegans. While organic tofu is typically pricier, Costco offers a 4-pack of organic tofu

, bringing the cost down to under $2 per package. Its firm texture makes it ideal for stir-fries, soups, curries, and lettuce wraps. You can also air fry or grill it, showcasing its versatility in various dishes.

Califia Farms, Cafe Oat Milk 

With so many non-dairy milk alternatives available today, oat milk has become a favorite. It’s richer than almond milk and a great option for those allergic to soy. Costco offers a case of oat milk with six shelf-stable cartons, perfect for adding to coffee, especially when frothed. It’s also ideal for cereals, oatmeal, smoothies, and baking recipes.

Amy's Organic Soups

Costco’s pantry aisle is stocked with vegan staples like canned beans, tomatoes, pasta, and sauces. However, for a quick and easy meal, try this variety pack of soups. It includes eight organic, low-sodium, and vegan soups in two flavors—lentil and lentil vegetable—both packed with protein and fiber. Simply heat and enjoy on their own or pair with bread or a salad.

Unreal Dark Chocolate Coconut Minis

While most desserts at Costco contain milk or eggs, Unreal offers a bag of vegan-friendly candy. These dark chocolate treats with a coconut filling are perfect for vegans and those with dairy allergies. They’re also lower in sugar than traditional candies. Individually wrapped, they’re great for a small, satisfying dessert after meals.

Ajinomoto Yakisoba With Vegetables

Costco has offered these stir-fried noodles for years, and they remain a customer favorite. While many noodles contain eggs and sauces often include fish sauce, this product is entirely vegan. Located in the freezer aisle, each case includes six packs of this noodle and vegetable dish. Simply heat one up for a quick entrée or side dish.

Skinny Pop Popcorn

Popcorn is a low-calorie, high-fiber snack that’s both light and satisfying. For convenience, grab a box of Skinny Pop Popcorn at Costco, which includes 28 individually wrapped bags at around $0.60 per serving. Each bag contains just 100 calories and 2 grams of fiber, making it a perfect snack for work lunches or movie nights.

Beyond Meat Plant-Based Patties

The Impossible Burger isn’t the sole vegan option at Costco. Some stores also stock the Beyond Burger, another plant-based patty perfect for burgers, salads, and more. The key differences? Each pack contains 10 frozen patties, with the Beyond Burger offering less saturated fat and slightly more protein at 20 grams per serving. However, the Impossible Burger mimics beef more closely in taste and texture. Your choice may depend on nutrition, flavor, texture, or availability.

Orgain + Justin's Nut Butter Protein Powder

Meeting daily protein goals can be challenging, vegan or not. Protein powders simplify this, typically delivering 20 grams per serving. While whey protein isn’t vegan, Costco offers a tub of vegan protein powder made from peas, peanuts, brown rice, and almonds. Each tub provides 20 servings, with 20 grams of protein, 3 grams of fiber, and 150 calories per serving. It’s also high in iron. Add a scoop to your smoothie, post-workout shake, or mix it with non-dairy milk.

Kirkland Signature Organic Blue Agave

Both maple syrup and agave serve as excellent honey alternatives. Costco offers a 2-pack of organic agave, making this uncommon ingredient both accessible and affordable. Use it like honey—drizzle it on smoothie bowls, oatmeal, or toast, or add it to beverages like tea, cocktails, and mocktails.