I know sometimes Costco can be overwhelming, especially when you have an overtired toddler along for the trip. I wanted to give you a list of things I buy when I go to Costco, to help you maximize your time. I think just about everything on my list is pretty macro friendly, healthy, and dairy free and if it’s not the healthiest it’s probably a treat for Jaxon (like fruit snacks).
Shopping List:
Bananas
Fresh Fruit (variety pack already cut up) – we’ll snack on this all week
Blueberries – we all put these in our oatmeal about every morning
Organic Veggie Bowls – add some protein, like grilled chicken and it’s a quick and easy lunch/dinner (found in frozen section)
Cauliflower Rice – love to make stir-fry with this on low carb days
Sweet Mini Peppers – great for snacking on with hummus, or roasting
Cage Free Egg Whites
Larabars – easy snack on the go and Jaxon approves
Rice Rollers – perfect to pair with some protein pre or post workout
Fig Bars – perfect to pair with some protein pre or post workout
Ground Turkey
Chicken Breasts
Annie’s Organic Fruit Snacks – Jaxon’s favorite treat!
GoGo Fruit & Veggie Squeezes – perfect snack to pack for your kids when you are on the go
Peanut Butter Powder – a low fat peanut butter option
Maple Syrup
Heavenly Hunks – OMG! The best dairy free treat ever! I think this would be great for breastfeeding mom’s with all the oats to increase milk supply.
Ezekiel Bread – found in frozen section which is nice because you don’t have to thaw it all out at once
Organic Jack’s Cantina Salsa
Kodiak Cake’s Protein Pancake/Waffle Mix
Bone Broth – full of collagen : )
La Croix
Kirkland Paper Towel & Toilet Paper
*Also if you are ever throwing a party, they have an amazing beer and wine selection, as well as birthday cakes…huge sheet cakes for a great price!
**I get all of our pictures developed at Costco as well.
Let me know if you have any questions on my shopping list, or how we use certain items. Also let me know if there is anything at Costco that you love, that I need to try!!
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