Your Costco Membership Just Paid For Itself! You Can Pick Up These 13 Keto Snacks There

Jones Canadian Bacon Slices ($12) are the perfect size for snacking, and, because they are pre-cooked, you can eat them straight from the package.

Are crackers a carb? Well, yeah, pretty much. Luckily, Cello Parmesan Whisps ($12) are stepping in to fill the cracker-sized void in your life with plenty of cheesy, crispy goodness.

High-protein snacks, like Chef's Cut Smoked Beef Jerky ($17), can be a huge key to success on the keto diet because protein can help control hunger. We suggest tossing a few bags into your Costco-size cart.

Kerrygold Dubliner Cheese ($7) has quite the cult following and for good reason. Not only is it made from grass-fed cows, it has a sweet, nutty taste that is unique.

Costco is definitely known for its industrial-sized packages, so while delicious, these Kirkland Unsalted Mixed Nuts ($22) should last quite a while.

If you are looking for something cool and refreshing to snack on, this Azuma Gourmet Seaweed Salad ($13) will totally hit the spot.

Mini Babybel Cheese ($13) wheels are creamy, delicious, and lunchbox-friendly. What more could you ask for in a keto snack?

We aren't condoning tossing back handfuls of bacon at snack time, but these Kirkland Bacon Crumbles ($12) would pair well with a keto ranch dip and veggies sticks.

Nuttzo ($19) combines seven nuts and seeds with sea salt for a one-of-a-kind taste that really can't be compared with any other nut butter on the market.

Sabatino's Basil and Cracked Black Pepper Chicken Sausages ($17) do require a few minutes and a grill (or microwave) for preparation, but you've got to open your mind a bit when it comes to keto snacks.

You may not look at a giant jar of Kirkland Coconut Oil ($21) and think "snack time," but hear us out. There is actually a lot of anecdotal evidence from those on the keto diet that the healthy fats in a small spoonful of coconut oil can help curb cravings and hunger. If you're up for it, give it a try next time the after-dinner munchies hit.

Why choose just once cheese when you can choose four? The Cello Cheese Slices Variety Pack ($13) can add a little variety to your snack game, and it's large enough to share – if you're into that sort of thing.

Wild Planet Sardines ($12) are non-GMO and sustainably fished – pretty much the best of the best in the sardine game. If you've never tried these omega-3 and protein-rich little fish, you might start by mixing them into a salad before eating them straight from the tin.