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Kirkland Signature Organic Spinach and Cheese Ravioli – 2 pack

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Kirkland Signature Organic Spinach and Cheese Ravioli at Costco

The Kirkland Signature Organic Spinach and Cheese Ravioli at Costco make a quick and easy meal shortcut. They’re fresh pasta and sold refrigerated. It comes with 2 22 ounce packages, and we freeze it if we can’t use them both – though it does last awhile in the fridge. No preservatives, organic, and cooks in 4 minutes!

Spinach and Cheese Ravioli at Costco
Kirkland Signature Organic Spinach and Cheese Ravioli at Costco – Cook in 4 Minutes

Whey We Like It

I often pack ravioli for my kids for lunch on cold days using a thermos! These organic spinach and cheese ravioli are quick to make – they cook in 4 minutes (and I leave the thermos filled with hot water while I cook them so they’re all warmed up) – I like that they have both pasta which is filling, and the cheese/spinach stuffing which has protein! I also often pack them the Nuovo beef ravioli from Whole Foods too. I put butter on them, but marinara works well too (just warm it up first).

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They are pretty mild flavored, definitely worth a try for picky kids. Try it with the Kirkland Pesto!

Costco Price & Item Number

Kirkland Signature Organic Spinach and Cheese Ravioli, 2 x 22 oz is Costco Item 6101960 and costs $10.99 in-store or $14.03 on Same Day Costco.

Where to Find Kirkland Spinach and Cheese Ravioli at Costco In-Store

Find these fresh organic ravioli at Costco in the refrigerated specialty aisles by the Costco Deli.

Ingredients

Organic filling [organic ricotta cheese (organic milk, organic vinegar, salt), organic spinach, organic low-moisture mozzarella cheese (pasteurized organic milk, cheese cultures, sea salt, enzymes), organic parmesan cheese (pasteurized organic milk, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes), organic sunflower oil, organic sweet whey, organic bread crumbs (organic wheat flour, water, salt), organic heavy cream, organic roasted onions, cellulose & organic psyllium fiber, 2% or less of salt, natural flavors, organic corn starch and organic psyllium fiber, organic dehydrated potatoes, organic garlic, organic spices], organic pasta (organic durum wheat flour, organic eggs, water).

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Marie Clark is the founder and managing editor of CostContessa. She’s been a Costco member for over 22 years, a Costco influencer since 2019 and is frequently featured in news and articles as a Costco expert for her savvy shopping strategies, money saving tips, and favorite items. Find her on the gram' at @CostContessa and @CostcoOrganic [organic finds].

2 Comments

  1. I can’t believe that you can only freeze these raviolis for one month only. does that mean I should throw them out after one month? I just took him out today to use after they’ve been in the freezer for almost one year.

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    1. Does the package say it only lasts a month in the freezer? I don’t have any on hand to look at the packaging…but I’ve definitely kept them a lot longer than that in the freezer too. I guess I can’t give any official guidance on how long they last, but I’m still here typing this…so there’s that lol. At a year, in my personal opinion, you’re probably still good, but I would say to eat them soon…

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