The Kirkland Signature Organic Mixed Vegetables are a 5-pound resealable bag of organic frozen veggies at Costco, a simple blend of carrots, sweet corn, peas, and green beans. It is one of those humble freezer staples that quietly makes weeknight dinners easier, and at this size and price it is a no-brainer for busy families. It lands in the freezer aisle near other organic staples like the Nature's Touch Organic 4 Berry Blend, and it rounds out a meal the same way a bag of fresh Costco organic celery sticks does, just with zero chopping.
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Quick Take: A big, cheap bag of organic mixed veggies that makes adding vegetables to any meal effortless. Verdict: Buy. Scores: Taste ⅘ · Value 5/5 · Convenience 5/5 · Stockpile Score 5/5.
Why I always keep a bag
This is the kind of product I never want to run out of. It is organic, pre-cut, and ready to go, so on nights when I have no energy to prep a side, I can have vegetables on the plate in about five minutes. The blend is a classic for a reason: sweet corn and peas for the kids, carrots and green beans for a little substance.
Nothing fancy, just a reliable way to get real vegetables into dinner without any work. They are also my shortcut for bulking up recipes, like stirring a handful into a cozy canned turkey recipe when I want a fast, hearty dinner.
Cheap, organic, and endlessly useful
The 5-pound bag runs around $8.79 to $9.49 at Costco (item #1215098). For five pounds of certified organic vegetables, that is a fantastic deal, roughly what you would pay for a single small bag of organic veggies at the regular grocery store. With about 25 servings per bag, the per-serving cost is just pennies. The resealable bag is a nice touch too, so you pour out what you need and the rest stays fresh in the freezer.
Nutrition, simplified
Nutrition snapshot (per ⅔ cup / 90g, about 25 servings per bag): 50 cal · 0.5g fat · 0mg cholesterol · 20mg sodium · 10g carbs · 3g fiber · 4g sugar (0g added) · 2g protein. Notable: USDA Organic, naturally low in calories and sodium, with 3g fiber per serving and no added anything. Just four ingredients: organic carrots, sweet corn, peas, and green beans.
This is about as clean as food gets: four organic vegetables and nothing else. Low calorie, low sodium, a little fiber, and no added sugar or salt, so you control the seasoning.
How to cook them
These cook from frozen in minutes, no thawing needed:
- Stovetop: add 12 oz to ½ cup boiling water, return to a boil, then cover and cook on medium 5 to 6 minutes, stirring occasionally. Drain.
- Microwave: put 12 oz and ½ cup water in a microwave-safe bowl (not the bag), cover, and microwave on high 4.5 to 5.5 minutes. Drain.
Keep the bag frozen and do not thaw before cooking. A quick tip: toss the drained veggies with a little butter, salt, and pepper, or a splash of soy sauce and sesame oil, and they taste a lot more exciting than plain.
Ways I actually use them
The beauty of a mixed-veg bag is how many directions it goes. A few of my regulars: a quick buttered veggie side, stirred into fried rice or stir-fry, dropped into soups and stews, or baked into a casserole. They are perfect piled under a layer of mashed potatoes in a shepherd's-pie-style bake, stirred into a pot of old-fashioned beef and vegetable soup, or tossed with some air fryer chicken breast cubes for a fast protein-and-veggie bowl.
What other shoppers say
Costco shoppers keep this one in steady rotation, and the top praise is the organic quality at a low price plus how convenient it is for fast sides and recipes. Parents love having an easy way to get veggies into picky eaters.
The most common note is that, like all frozen mixed veg, the texture is softer than fresh (especially the green beans), so it shines in cooked dishes more than as a crisp standalone side. A few people wish it had broccoli in the mix, but the classic four-veggie blend is exactly why most people buy it.
Who should grab it
This is for busy families, meal-preppers, and anyone who wants an easy organic veggie on hand. It is perfect for weeknight sides, soups, stir-fries, casseroles, and sneaking vegetables into kid meals. Honestly, there is not much reason to skip it unless you only eat fresh vegetables or dislike this particular blend.
More organic staples to grab
- Boulder Organic White Chicken & Wild Rice Soup: an easy soup to stir extra veggies into.
- Kirkland Signature Five Cheese Tortelloni: a quick pasta to serve these alongside.
- Organic Aussie Bites: a wholesome grab-and-go snack for the same cart.
- Harmless Harvest Organic Sparkling Coconut Water: a refreshing organic drink to round things out.
- 21 Best Healthy Costco Snacks for Kids: more family-friendly picks.
The ratings
- Taste: ⅘. A reliable, classic blend. Great in cooked dishes, softer than fresh on its own.
- Value: 5/5. Five pounds of organic veggies for under $10 is tough to beat.
- Convenience: 5/5. Pre-cut, cooks from frozen in minutes, resealable bag.
- Stockpile Score: 5/5. Lasts for months in the freezer and always useful.
Bottom line
An easy Buy and a freezer must-have. These Kirkland Organic Mixed Vegetables are cheap, organic, and endlessly useful, exactly the kind of staple that quietly makes dinner easier every week. The texture is softer than fresh, so lean on them for cooked dishes, but for fast sides, soups, stir-fries, and sneaking veggies onto the kids' plates, it is one of the smartest cheap buys in the Costco freezer aisle. Keep a bag on hand and you will reach for it constantly.
Where to find it
Where to find it: Kirkland Signature Organic Mixed Vegetables, 5 lb at Costco (item #1215098). Bag size: 5 lb (2.26 kg), about 25 servings, resealable. Price: ~$8.79 to $9.49, varies by warehouse. Storage: keep frozen, do not thaw; cook from frozen. Aisle: freezer section.
Disclaimer: Costco Finds is an independent review site and is not affiliated, endorsed, or sponsored by Costco. All opinions are my own, based on personal experience.
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