If You're Feeding A Crowd This 4th Of July, Costco Totally Has You Covered

Whether your kids decide to eat it (or wrap rubber bands around it to see when it’ll explode), watermelon is delicious any way you slice it — and good for you, too. ($5)

Mashed, stuffed, or made into a salad, this 15-pound bag of potatoes means that there are enough servings for everyone. ($11)

Hot dog! An apple a day does keep the doctor away, but a Mickey Mouse apple makes munching on this fruit even more fun. ($5)

When a simple hot dog bun just won’t do, these French brioche rolls take your dogs to the next level. ($5)

This basic burger bun is no muss, no fuss, but big enough to fit a larger burger. ($3)

While it isn’t exactly red white and blue, this colorful tomato mélange makes for a tasty side dish. ($6)

So they're not exactly 4^th of July fare, but come on, these are Costco croissants, people. Pick up a pack — or three. ($6)

What’s a July 4^th BBQ without some sweet corn on the grill? Get little ones to help husk the cobs for you. ($4/8 pack)

A perfect way to celebrate summer, this easy-to-serve fruit bowl features pineapple, cantaloupe, and grapes. ($10)

For the vegetarians, a beefless burger is on the menu with these portabella mushroom caps, which provide beefy flavor sans the meat. ($5)

Made from all the good stuff (like sour cream, bacon, green onions and cheddar cheese), this potato salad will be gone in a blink of an eye. ($7)

If you’re looking for something beyond burgers and dogs, this fully-cooked kielbasa from Tyson would make an excellent addition to your grilled offerings. ($9)

Got a Paleo fanatic among your BBQ guests? No problem. This smoked chicken sausage from Sabatino’s is Paleo-friendly and full of flavor as well. ($14)

Made with barley, navy beans, chick peas, red and green peppers (as well as green onions and pesto), this summer bean salad is sure to be a crowd-pleaser. ($9)

Cold and crunchy slaw is a staple for any July 4^th festivity. Make sure this one is prominent displayed on your picnic table. ($6)

Backyard BBQ’s and lemonade go hand in hand, so serve up a glass with some extra ice and a lemon slice for thirsty guests. ($7)

Bottled water kept in a cooler means less trips in and out of your house for friends and family who need to stay healthily hydrated. ($8)

For your brother who wants a bodacious burger, topping it with some crispy bacon will definitely do the trick. ($18)

These pre-made frozen beef patties shorten your grilling prep time, so that you have more time to hang out with your friends and fam. ($19)

Black beans are the star of this vegetarian burger, which packs in a whopping 16g of protein. ($10)

Antibiotic-free, these pre-cooked chicken patties can come in handy when you run out of propane (or lighter fluid) for your grill. ($15)

Move over, beef and chicken. These turkey burgers from Columbus are made from animals raised without additional hormones. ($6)

These Greek-style chicken skewers do all the prep work for you. Just pop them on the grill and go. ($8)

It’s almost un-American to have a burger without cheese on it. This large package from Kraft means that you’ll have enough in case someone asks for extra extra cheese. ($7)

With 4.5 pounds of hot dogs total, you’ll be covered in case of an impromptu hot dog eating contest. ($13)

Tortilla chips from Kirkland will put the fiesta into your 4^th. Plus, they’re organic, which makes for safe snacking. ($5)

Part salsa, part bruschetta, this salsa is 100 percent delicious. ($8)

Dessert is deliciously done with this Nestle variety pack. It offers 12 vanilla ice cream sandwiches, 16 Drumsticks, and 12 Crunch bars. ($15)

Whether you prefer ketchup, mustard, or sweet relish on your burger, Heinz has got you covered, condiment-wise. ($8)