The Gluten-Free Costco Shopping Guide (Updated 10-2026!)

Do you shop for gluten-free foods at Costco? This regularly updated guide includes a printable gluten-free shopping list for snacks, meals, desserts, pantry staples, and more. Print it out and bring it with you while you shop. I visit several Bay Area Costco stores and update this master list with what I find, plus what readers share about gluten-free items at their local stores nationwide.

Costco gluten-free shopping is never easier with this gluten-free Costco shopping guide.

Use the Table of Contents below to help you navigate to the sections you are most interested in. Don’t miss my free printable Costco gluten-free shopping list at the end of the post. Take it with you on your next trip to Costco to help you shop and find gluten-free items more easily!

Why shop for gluten-free at Costco?

Groceries are expensive, and gluten-free foods can be even more costly. Buying gluten-free staples in bulk at Costco can help you save money and stock your pantry. If you think it may be difficult to store bulk foods, or if the portions would be too large, you can split your purchases and costs with a gluten free friend or neighbor.

Costco has a little bit of everything, from everyday essentials to electronics, household goods, and food. It also offers a surprising variety of gluten-free foods across nearly every aisle, including pantry items, snacks, freezer items, refrigerated meals, and desserts.

One of my favorite things to pick up at Costco is their Rotisserie Chicken, which is gluten-free. It says so right on the package. It is a real bargain and a great dinner staple. We had it last night with several gluten-free friends, and nobody reacted!! I will add it to the shopping list soon, so just pencil it in for now.)

If you’re on a budget, this article, Living Gluten Free On A Budget, has a ton of helpful tips. I also have a ton of Gluten-Free Budget Recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert on the blog!

đź‘€ Sandi’s Tip: Costco’s gluten-free product inventory can vary by location, but many of these items are available nationwide. Leave a comment if you find something gluten-free at your local store, and I’ll add it to the list!

Reader Favorite Foods:

My readers and Facebook followers have lots of favorite gluten-free finds at their local Costco. It is fun to see what products Costco has in other regions of the country. These are the best gluten free foods at Costco, according to my readers who write and tell me what they love most:

  • Costco Rotisserie Chicken (labeled gluten free) – At only $4.99, this is a huge bargain! Add leftover chicken to soups, enchilada casserole, or use it as a seasoning for tacos, or toss it onto salads. I love making this Gluten-Free Chicken Tetrazzini with leftover rotisserie chicken.
  • Rice Ramen – I love using these noodles to make the TikTok viral ramen.
  • Tate’s Gluten-Free Cookies – Crispy and delicious!
  • Kevin’s Paleo Chicken Meals – A lifesaver for busy weeknight meals.
  • Siete Almond Flour Tortillas – Great for quesadillas and wrap sandwiches.
  • Simple Mills Crackers – These are my kids’ favorite gluten-free crackers.
  • Sandi’s New Favorite – Boulder Foods Loaded Baked Potato Soup…this was surprisingly good.

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Costco Greek yogurt dip in boxes in the refrigerated section.

Gluten-Free Appetizers at Costco

Whether you are hosting a big gathering, prepping for game day, or simply looking for easy, snackable bites, Costco offers several gluten-free appetizer options that are quick to prepare and perfect for sharing. From frozen finger foods and tamales to dips, cheeses, charcuterie, and jalapeño bites, there is something delicious for any kind of gathering. Costco is your go-to destination for picnic, cookout, birthday party, and game day party food.

These appetizers also pack well in a lunchbox for a filling lunch! Extras are easy to freeze for later. (Hello, Souper Cubes, my favorite way to freeze and store leftovers in single-serving blocks.)

Below is a list of gluten-free appetizers I have found at my local Costco stores, along with those discovered by our readers. Some are labeled gluten free, while others are naturally gluten-free; just double-check the packaging, as availability can vary by region.

Here are some of my top favorite gluten-free appetizers at Costco:

  • La Terra Fin Artichoke and Jalapeño Dip – This has just the right amount of spice and is great for when we have friends over to watch a game.
  • Mary’s Gluten Free Seed Crackers – So good on a charcuterie board.
  • Aidelle’s Meatballs – Costco usually has a couple of flavors, and these make a great after-school snack.
  • West End Chicken Skewers – Also great on a salad for a quick lunch.

Get my printable list of Costco Gluten-Free Appetizers.

Bags of Bob's Red Mill 1:1 flour at Costco.

Gluten-Free Pantry Staples at Costco

Costco is especially helpful for stocking up on everyday gluten-free staples, like flour, baking mixes, pancake mix, and even pasta. You will also find large bags of rice, quinoa, nut butters, cooking oils, and other pantry essentials perfect for saving money and reducing the frequency of grocery trips.

Our local Costco has 6-pound bags of Bob’s Red Mill 1:1 for only $10.99! Other readers have told me their store has King Arthur Measure for Measure OR Namaste blends. One reader reported they found Namaste Waffle and Pancake Mix and a six-pack of Namaste Brown Rice Flour in their store. Which gluten-free flour blend does your store carry?

Costco offers a variety of gluten-free pasta options. I have some tips on preparing gluten-free pasta and recipes that you can read; here are more yummy Gluten-Free Pasta Recipes to try.

You will also find gluten-free convenience items like broth, spice blends, and canned goods that make meal prep easier without sacrificing safety or flavor.

Here are some of the deals I buy when I visit our local store:

  • Rice Ramen Noodles – My kids love when I use this to make stir fry.
  • Bob’s Red Mill 1:1 – Our store has this every few months, and it is a good opportunity to stock up.
  • Farmer’s We Know GF Rolled Oats – We use this for our morning oatmeal.
  • Purely Elizabeth Granola – Usually they have the regular flavor, but this week they had two flavors in stock.
  • Kirkland Steak Bites – Great for an afternoon protein snack.
  • Franz Gluten Free Sourdough – This sells out fast, so I tend to buy two packs when I go.

Get my printable list of Gluten-Free Pantry Items at Costco.

Kevin's Chicken packages in the refrigerator section of Costco.

Gluten-Free Prepared Meals at Costco

Need dinner in a hurry? Costco offers several prepared meals that are labeled gluten-free…from their famous rotisserie chicken to chicken skewers and tamales to gluten-free pasta and globally inspired dishes like tikka masala and carnitas.

One of the best parts of Costco’s prepared meals is the convenience: many of these meals can go from the fridge or freezer to your dinner table in just minutes. These are perfect for busy weeknights when cooking from scratch isn’t realistic. Look for family-size entrees, lunch options, and side dishes.

Do not let the bulk packaging scare you; these meals can be frozen in single portions for quick, easy reheating later. All you have to do is reheat them when you need a satisfying meal!

Get my printable list of Gluten-Free Prepared Meals at Costco.

Peanut butter cups sold at Costco.

Gluten-Free Desserts at Costco

Costco offers a wide selection of gluten-free desserts and frozen treats, including cookies, French macarons, chocolate mousse, and ice cream. I also include gluten-free candy because Costco offers a wide selection of gluten-free options.

Many of Costco’s gluten-free desserts come in generous portions, making them perfect for sharing at gatherings or keeping on hand for when a sweet craving hits. You will find options like individually wrapped snacks, frozen treats like popsicles and ice cream, and seasonal or holiday items that rotate throughout the year.

Here are a few of my favorites:

  • Dole Whip – So good, and a great summer treat.
  • Haggen Daas Ice Cream Bars – Regular and mini sizes.
  • Sun Tropics Coconut Rolls – Crispy and delicious.
  • Sun Tropics Rice Pudding – Great in a lunchbox.

See what’s sweet: Gluten-Free Desserts at Costco

Costco Frequently Asked Questions

Is Costco’s Rotisserie Chicken Gluten-Free?

Yes! The famous $4.99 Costco Rotisserie Chicken is labeled gluten-free on the package. (As always, double-check ingredients in case of regional changes.)

Does Costco Carry Gluten-Free Pasta?

Yes, but brands seem to rotate. I usually see rice-based, lentil, chickpea, and edamame pastas. Our store also has a fresh gluten-free pasta option made by True Republic. Use them to make this Gluten-Free Lemon Ricotta Pasta.

Want More Gluten-Free Costco Finds? Check out the full category guides that I linked above, and follow along for quarterly product updates!

This post is updated regularly based on real shopping trips by readers who write to me about their Costco and my finds. Product availability may vary by store or region.

I truly hope you enjoy this recipe. I have been testing and creating gluten-free recipes for over 15 years. Creating gluten-free recipes that do not taste gluten-free is my goal for every recipe. Sometimes I only have to test a new recipe a couple of times, and others it takes multiple times. I do this so you get reliable, delicious results every time!

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  1. the GoGo Quinoa pasta is amazing! my non-GF boyfriend even loves it, as well as my brother! It stays el dente, the next day if there are leftovers, it does not stay as firm, but still super delicious! My Costco had the fussili kind, but for the last little while they’ve only had the macaroni style. Hopefully we can get the other kind again soon!

    1. We love the GoGo Quinoa pasta too! My mom is gluten free but the rest of us will only eat GF if it isn’t a sacrifice and these noodle pass the test! They hold up in the refrigerator for a few days without getting soggy and I can bake them into a Mac n cheese casserole without turning to mush. Loving them! Finally a GF pasta I actually choose to eat!

    1. Hi Dayna, I am not sure on this. You would need to reach out to the company…Costco has companies package under their private label so not knowing the source of the berries makes it impossible for me to know. If you find out, please do come back and let us know.

  2. Hi, just found out the hard way that my bottle of the organic no salt seasoning is not gluten free, based on my physical response. So bummed out to have to feel this way, and knowing it will take some time to feel better again. Seasonings – I think that’s the last risk I’m going to take with them. Certified gluten free from now on only.

    1. Oh no!! I am so sorry. I really like Penzye’s spices, they are gluten free…the only downside is you have to order them online. (Sign up for their newsletter because they frequently send coupons.)

  3. On Feb 1 2019, I asked the fellow at Costco in Elk Grove when he was putting out rotissarie chickens if they were gluten free. I was told they were NOT.

    I left the store very disappointed.

      1. The label on the rotisserie chicken I got at my Costco in Davis (a few miles away from Elk Grove) says it contains no gluten.

    1. Hi Dina, I haven’t seen those at our local Costco. Perhaps asking the store manager if he can find out for you? Please do come back and let us know what you find.

    1. Hi Diane, I am not sure about the salad. I do know their chicken is gluten free. You would need to ask the store. Please let us know what you discover :-).

  4. I am so thrilled that the Lotus Foods Ramen Noodles are back at Costco! They had been off the shelves for over a year and I was in mourning! They are a miracle go to item for me. I hope that they never do away with them again. When I get to the point that I am too tired to cook anything elaborate they make it possible to have an amazing meal with out waiting forever for the noodles to cook.

    1. It drives me crazy when I find something awesome at Costco, then it goes away. Glad the noodles are back in your store!