June/July 2025 Costco Deals

I have tried to post about the monthly deals and highlight several of the items (e.g., (Savings at Costco for May/June 2025); (February 2025 Discounts at Costco); (January 2025 Deals at Costco)). Many of the items are repeats every few months so I will focus on items that I have not seen in recent coupon books. Most of the items I highlight are food but I always select a few non edibles as well. These discounts are available between June 18-July 20.

1. Gourmet Nut Power Up Trail Mix, Mega Omega ($3 off)

One item on discount this month is this vegan, kosher, gluten-and GMO-free trail mix. Bags are 26 ounces and contain a variety of dried fruit, nuts, and seeds (cranberries; mango; almonds, walnuts; pumpkin seeds).

I have mentioned before that I tend to prefer to make my own trail mixes so that I can control the ingredients and ratios. I can imagine that the variety on this mix is appealing to many. However, I don’t like several of the items.

2. Tropical Fields Organic Crispy Coconut Rolls ($2.40 off)

Another snack on a discount are these coconut rolls with black sesame seeds. They are sold in an 11-ounce resealable bag and are dairy-and gluten-free.

I love coconut but have never tried these rolls. I don’t actually think that I’ve ever had coconut in a non-candy/sweet drink item.

3. Honey Maid Graham Crackers ($3 off)

For those looking for a more traditional snack, the classic graham crackers are discounted this month. They are sold in three pound boxes that contain four 14.4-ounce boxes. 

My family buys these on sale at Costco but I don’t eat them. Although I actually find graham crackers to be pretty tasty, I rarely choose them over other snacks. They are too sweet to be crackers and I prefer “real” cookies. In addition, I associate them with nursery school and/or snacks or hospital food. In the past, I have liked them with chocolate (my grandma used to put “tidbits” on them), peanut butter (Product Review:Kirkland organic creamy peanut butter), or almond butter (Product Review: Kirkland almond butter). The packaging is good because the smaller boxes keep them fresher longer. 

4. SunChips Whole Grain, Variety ($5 off)

Costco often has a variety pack of chips in the coupon book (e.g., (January 2025 Deals at Costco)). This month sale is on SunChips. Boxes contain 30 1.5-ounce individual bags of chips in a variety of flavors (Harvest Cheddar; Garden Salsa; Original; French Onion). 

I remember when SunChips first came out and were considered “fancier” than traditional chips (e.g., potato; Doritos). They were healthier and more expensive. I have not had one in decades and don’t eat many chips now. However, as with any of the individual snack bags, they are convenient for kids.

5. Hershey’s Nuggets Assortment 540

An item on sale this month for those with a sweet tooth are these chocolate nuggets. Bags contain 145 individually wrapped chocolates in a variety of flavors (Special Dark with Almonds; Extra Creamy Milk Chocolate with Toffee & Almonds; Milk Chocolate; Milk Chocolate with Almonds). 

I don’t eat much candy anymore but if I did,  this would be a good purchase for a few reasons. First, the nuggets are a good size so that a few would satisfy a chocolate craving. Second, the assortment contains a good variety. Variety packs can be difficult because I often don’t like at least one of the items. However, all four of these chocolates sound good. I know that Hershey’s is not a fancy brand and I do appreciate higher-end chocolate. However, I have always liked the classic, familiar Hershey’s flavor. 

6. Suja Organic Ginger Love Cold Pressed Lemonade ($4 off)

For those looking to save on beverages this month, this ginger lemonade is on sale. The brand advertises its low sugar content. The drink is sold in a box of six 10.5-ounce bottles.

I had never heard of this brand so I looked at the company website. I actually did not see lemonade so I don’t know if this is a Costco exclusive item or if the item is just called different names. In any case, it sounds like the company is focused on using natural ingredients. Ginger lemonade sounds good.

7. Celsius Sparkling Energy Drink, Variety Pack($6 off)

Costco almost always has multiple drinks on sale each month, including at least one energy drink. This month one of the discounted energy drinks are these Celsius ones. They are sold in packs of 28 12-ounce cans in a variety of flavors (Peach Vibe; Tropical Vibe; Arctic Vibe). 

I don’t generally drink energy drinks but the idea of sparking ones is appealing. I think that the flavor names are funny because of how often people (especially in their 20s) use the word “vibe.” I’m also always continuously surprised by how many different drinks Costco sells, especially given the limited number of total items sold (Freedom of or from choice?).

8. Annie’s Organic Macaroni & Cheese, Variety Pack($5 off) 

For those wanting a sale on a meal this month, members can save on this macaroni and cheese. The packages contain 12 6-ounce boxes in three varieties (Shells & White Cheddar; Shells & Real Aged Cheddar; Macaroni & Mild Cheddar Cheese).

Macaroni and cheese is such a classic. Growing up, we ate Kraft (or actually, usually the less expensive store brand version). Macaroni and cheese was always bright orange (except for the few times I ate homemade versions at friends’ houses…it was terrible in comparison!). In high school, I tried the Annie’s brand because it was “healthier” and because I liked white cheddar. I would often make it and eat a huge bowl after track meets or while watching Seventh Heaven. My favorite bites were the ones in which some of the dry powdered cheese got caught in the shells. I no longer eat this brand but I am curious to know how the three flavors in this variety pack differ from one another. 

9. Jonny Pops Organic Freezer Pops ($2.50 off)

A cold treat for summer that is on sale this month are these ice pops. Packages contain 48 1.4-ounce pops in three flavors (Cherry; Grape; Fruit Punch). The brand is known for its natural ingredients. 

I have never had a Jonny Pop but I keep seeing more and more different flavors of them advertised. In contrast, I recently looked at the Popsicle website and saw far fewer varieties than I was expecting. I’m tempted to try this brand but I am more interested in other varieties. I like cherry and fruit lunch but I have never liked grape ice pops. For those who like all flavors, it is a good purchase, as this brand tends to be pretty expensive. 

10. Healthy Choice Organic Fudge Bars ($3.50 off)

For those looking to fill the cool treat craving with a chocolate-based treat, these fudge bars are also on discount this month. The boxes contain 18 3-ounce bars. 

I have written many times that I am not a big ice cream novelty fan. However, I have always liked Fudgcicles. They are definitely not high quality but the flavor and texture was always good. They were recently on sale and I looked at the website. I was surprised to see that the only variety still sold are the sugar free pops. I remember eating those at my grandparents’ house because they both had diabetes and bought many sugar free items. They were not terrible but the chocolate flavor was weaker and the texture a bit chalky. I certainly would not choose them over the original bars. Given that the original ones apparently no longer exist, I will look into these Costco ones. 

11. Scrub Mommy Scrubber and Sponge ($3.50 off)

These cleaning supplies are sold in packages of eight. The sponges are double-sided, enabling both scrubbing and wiping. 

I recently wrote about items that were presented on Shark Tank and are now sold at Costco (Shark Tank Items Sold at Costco). One of the items was the Scrub Daddy. When on the webpage for the company, I saw that it had expanded. However, I did not notice mention of the Scrub Mommy. I looked up how the two items are different and learned that, whereas the Scrub Daddy is aimed at being able to handle larger messes due to greater scrubbing power, the Scrub Mommy is aimed at being more flexible and able to scrub and wipe with a single sponge. I don’t need new sponges but I learned a lot more than I wanted to know about them!

12. Neutrogena Beach Defense Sunscreen Spray ($4 off) 

Costco is making it easier to protect one’s skin this summer but including this sunscreen in the coupon book. The 60+ SPF sunscreen is sold in a two-pack of 8.5-punce spray cans. Apparently, the sunscreen protects skin from water and sun. 

I didn’t even know that there is sunscreen with such a high SPF. I am not picky about my sunscreen, as long as it is spray vs lotion. I often get it at Target and I have bought the Coppertone brand at Costco when on sale in past years. 

13. Huggies Pull-Ups Plus Training Pants Unisex ($8 off)

For those looking to save money on essentials for the kiddos, these training pants are discounted this month. Depending on the size, boxes contain 84-128 training pants. They are advertised as being up to %100 leak free, soft, and comfortable. In addition, apparently, they are now sold with Mickey Mouse designs. 

I think it is funny that they are advertised as being “up to” %100 leak free because they obviously cannot be more than that. 

14. Secret Whole Body Deodorant Spray ($6 off)

To help deal with the summer sweat, Costco is putting this deodorant on sale this month. This aluminum-free deodorant is sold in packages of two 3.5-ounce spray cans. It can be used on the whole body and prevents for 72 hours. 

I have never heard of a whole body deodorant nor have I ever tried a spray deodorant, preferring the powder. However, I can see the benefits of using a product like this in hot weather.

15. Henckels Forged X 14-piece Knife Block Set ($50 off)

This knife set is made from Stainless Steel and is dishwasher safe (although it is recommended to hand wash the knives). 

When I worked for a chef/caterer for a summer in college I learned a lot about cooking tools. One emphasis was on proper knives and making sure to use the correct knife for different foods (I definitely got in trouble a few times for not using the right knife). I don’t cook much so I don’t need a set like this but I can appreciate the importance of a knife set. 

Will you be buying any of these discounted items this month?