I'm a solo shopper at Costco on a budget. Here are 15 of the best items to buy right now.

Pro-Form's Tour de France stationary bicycle is an excellent option to start your 2022 fitness journey.

It comes with a tablet holder to prop your virtual class on, resistance features to achieve the perfect workout, and a one-year iFit membership.

This stationary bicycle costs $384.99 at Costco, though it can be $299 depending on the sale.

As you amp up your new fitness regime, it may be time to refresh your athletic shoes, too. Costco sells several brands to help you find the right support for your feet.

These women's Puma sneakers are available in sizes six through 10 for $29.99.

Sometimes, you just need to get out of the house for some fresh air. On crisp, winter days, outerwear from Costco should keep you comfortable.

The women's Jones New York parka and men's Orvis fleece-lined pullover are both $19.99.

Nutritional shakes are great pre- or post-workout snacks or meals.

A good rule of thumb is to look for ready-made shakes with lots of micronutrients and protein, plus a low amount of added sugar — so Premier Protein is a solid choice.

With 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar, and 25 essential vitamins and minerals, this option costs $26.99 for an 18-pack.

With 8 grams of protein per serving and 87% less fat than most packaged alternatives, PBfit's organic peanut-butter powder works great in smoothies and shakes.

You can also use this powder in baked goods or prepare it as a spreadable butter for sandwiches, apples, celery, and pretzels.

This 30-ounce container of organic peanut-butter powder costs $11.99, though is sometimes on sale for $8.99.

Honey is an excellent way to add some sweetness to your toasts, teas, smoothies, and more.

Kirkland's Florida raw, unfiltered honey costs $10.89 for a 3-pound bottle.

Sometimes our diets lack key vitamins and minerals, so taking a multivitamin can help us reach our micronutrient goals.

Kirkland's adult multivitamins come as tasty gummies and cost $10.99 for a two-pack, though sometimes they're on sale for $8.99.

High in vitamin C, vitamin B6, and potassium, these red, seedless grapes are great for snacking, especially if you're craving something sweet.

Try freezing them for an extra burst of crunch and flavor.

This 3-pound container of red, seedless grapes sells for $5.39.

Bananas are also chock-full of vitamin C, vitamin B6, and potassium, plus have manganese and fiber for skin and gastrointestinal health, respectively.

The fruit can work as a standalone snack or part of another dish, like cereal or peanut-butter sandwiches.

A 3-pound bunch is $1.59.

A versatile snack and ingredient, strawberries offer antioxidants and other micronutrients, like folate (the natural form of vitamin B9).

Costco sells large bags of frozen berries, which last longer than the fresh alternative.

A 4-pound bag of frozen strawberries costs $10.89.

Blueberries are high in antioxidants, water, and other key vitamins and minerals. Plus they can be a standalone snack or added to cereals, pancakes, muffins, and more.

A 3-pound bag of frozen blueberries costs $8.99.

Great at keeping your immune system strong with its high levels of vitamin C, mangoes feature many of the aforementioned vitamins and minerals, plus are a good source of copper and vitamin E.

Add them to your smoothies or shakes for a tropical touch.

A 5-pound bag of Sun Mark's frozen mango chunks sells for $9.99.

Spinach is a dynamic leafy green that has plenty of vitamin A, iron, and calcium.

It can be eaten as part of a salad, in a smoothie, or even in pasta.

Costco sells 1-pound packages of baby spinach for $3.89.

Combine your favorite fruits, vegetables, and liquids into a satisfying, nutrient-rich meal with a high-powered blender.

This Ninja Foodi power blender (plus accessories) costs $129.99 at the wholesale chain.

If you need some savory crunch in your life, these kettle-cooked potato chips with sea salt could be just the ticket.

A 30-ounce bag of Cape Cod's kettle-cooked potato chips is $6.39.