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Countless shoppers rely on Sam’s Club for valuable bulk buys and affordable store brands. Before you visit with your usual list in hand, hear us out: Consider new items before stocking up on regulars, especially when it comes to breakfast. If you have a serious sweet tooth and need a pairing for your pumpkin spice latte this fall, fans are raving about Sam’s Club’s pumpkin spice cake balls. But for something less sugary in the morning — and that doesn’t so closely resemble dessert — Sam’s Club customers are calling the following five products the best new breakfast items of 2026 so far.
Options include a well-reviewed coffee blend by the store’s own Member’s Mark line, along with savory handhelds from familiar name brands like Jimmy Dean and Ore-Ida. Member’s Mark also has a granola that we’re betting even picky kids will enjoy. Read on for our five favorites of the year, complete with rave reviews from folks who’ve already tasted them. And if you’re a newbie to the warehouse store, read our ultimate beginner’s guide for first-time Sam’s Club shoppers to maximize your savings.
Member’s Mark Organic Breakfast Blend Whole-Bean Coffee
Member’s Mark Organic Breakfast Blend Whole-Bean Coffee, which hit stores in August, is $19.98 for a 40-ounce bag. Depending on how strong you like your morning cuppa and how finely you grind the beans, that’s dozens upon dozens of servings for the cost of a few store-bought lattes. Sourced from Colombia, the coffee boasts rounded sweetness with hints of citrus.
“The beans tasted fresh … like a light-to-medium roast with no bitter aftertaste,” one Sam’s Club reviewer says. “It has a great flavor profile and smooth finish,” adds another.
Jimmy Dean Snack-Size Maple Sausage Pancake Sandwiches
Ore-Ida Shredded Potato Hash Brown Patties
A freezer-aisle find from March, this 5-pound bag of Ore-Ida Shredded Potato Hash Brown Patties will cover your potato quota for weeks to come. Prepare these crispy patties of shredded spuds in the oven, air fryer, or toaster oven. Cost varies by location, but the breakfast gem usually runs $7.87.
Customers love them for their affordability. “I prefer this package compared to the 10-pack carton that sells for around $4,” one Sam’s Club reviewer writes. “Price [is] definitely right, especially for a big, hungry family,” says another. “I use them for egg sandwiches, but also just to go with other breakfasts,” adds a third.
Member’s Mark Chocolate Chip Protein Granola
New to stores in July was Member’s Mark Chocolate Chip Protein Granola, made with whole-grain oats and clusters, coconut oil, sea salt, and chocolate. In each serving, you’ll score 10 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber, not to mention 28 grams of whole grains. The bag is normally priced at $8.98, but it’s now $7.98 (although sales may vary by store).
Customers say the granola is well worth tasting. “It had a perfect mixture of sweet and salty. The granola was not too hard. It was a perfect texture … The clusters were pretty decent size … such a great value for how much granola you get,” one Sam’s Club shopper says. Fans suggest pairing it with porridge, banana, or yogurt.
Al Fresco Country-Style Chicken Breakfast Links
If you’re interested in trading bacon for something leaner, consider Al Fresco Country-Style Chicken Breakfast Links, which hit Sam’s Club stores in January. Two links contain 90 calories, 5 grams of fat, and 9 grams of protein, and the ingredients couldn’t be simpler: water, salt, sugar, spices, and herbs. Add them to skillets, hashes, and casseroles for a filling boost.
Pricing for the 28-link pack may vary, but it’ll likely cost around $10.94. “These are the best chicken sausages I have tried so far. They don’t dry out when you reheat them. … And they are not too spicy like some of the other sausages,” one Sam’s Club reviewer explains. “These are the best ‘healthy’ sausages I’ve encountered. The ingredient list is short, and the flavor is full. Love slicing them up in scrambled eggs,” adds another.
