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Are you a Costco member? What do you buy for your household? (1 Viewer)
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RedmondLonghorn
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As @Dedfin responded, the rates are cheaper than direct from the rental agencies. They are also cheaper than any Expedia specials I have seen or from my credit card loyalty program.
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VA703
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Rick James
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My local one only seems to carry this for very short time periods - when it does I'll pick up 2-3 big containers - use it as a seasoning with chicken/beef, on vegetables, etc. Always a fan favorite in our house.
NutterButter
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AAABatteries
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We get these - I've stopped going out for wings because these are really good quality and cheap - I do them in my fryer and they are awesome.VA703 said:
leftcoastguy7
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The local Costco has a beautiful 65" LG 4K OLED TV on display. It was selling for $3150.
They really shouldn't keep it next to the other TVs because it made all the other TVs look like dog####. I am definitely going OLED when my plasma dies.
They really shouldn't keep it next to the other TVs because it made all the other TVs look like dog####. I am definitely going OLED when my plasma dies.
East Coast Bias
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Just ordered a refrigerator. It was cheaper than all the other stores and Costco adds a year to the manufacturer's warranty.
Mr. Ected
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East Coast Bias
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They install and unlike Home Depot the water line is included. I know it's only $10 but it's the little things. Here's a link to their install guidelines. Link
Mr. Ected
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Thanks!
It seems after a quick read, that they do most of everything if it is a replacement. Didn't see anything on this, do they remove the old stuff? Even to the curb?
East Coast Bias
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In The Zone
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Wish my Costco had Prime Brisket for $3.99/lb. All mine has are flats and they are something like $4.69/lb.Picked up two 12lb USDA Prime Beef Briskets for $3.99/lb yesterday. Great looking marbling/cuts.
Smoking them for a football draft Fri Night > Sat Morning.
Hawks64
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Hot Diggity Dog
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Love my collapsible squishy chair.
In The Zone
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When they 1st opened a year ago I asked but haven't since. I will do so on my next trip.
waterworld
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Anybody buy this? Had a tiny sample today and it was pretty good. Regretting not pulling the trigger.
⚡DEADHEAD⚡
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It's very good. It's in our rotation with:waterworld said:
Pork Chile Verde
Carnitas
Chicken Marsala
Turkey Meatloaf
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Mr. Ected
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Bruce Dickinson
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⚡DEADHEAD⚡
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cosjobs
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NutterButter
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Costco sells those but seriously who needs that when there's so many delicious options already made for you.
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AAABatteries
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Capella
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The butcher asked me if I needed the flatbed cart. I unfortunately don't have a big enough deep freezer. Crazy price though, he didn't even notice it till I asked him about it ("what's the deal here, this mad cow beef or what?")
Bruce Dickinson
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My most recent Costco obsession is grilling the Kirkland 1st and 2nd section party wings. They're already cut with the tips removed, so you can skip some prep.
Last batch, I marianded about four pounds in a hot sauce, lemon juice, canola oil, onion, garlic, ginger, cilantro, salt, pepper mixture all puréed together in the blender. Grilled over indirect heat for about 20 minutes, then finished them over the coals to crisp up the skins a little.
Bought them back inside, divided them up, then glazed them at different heat levels. Some folks could pick out their favorite hotness, some play "Wing roulette" and grab a few from each portion and find out how hot they are when biting into them.
Last batch, I marianded about four pounds in a hot sauce, lemon juice, canola oil, onion, garlic, ginger, cilantro, salt, pepper mixture all puréed together in the blender. Grilled over indirect heat for about 20 minutes, then finished them over the coals to crisp up the skins a little.
Bought them back inside, divided them up, then glazed them at different heat levels. Some folks could pick out their favorite hotness, some play "Wing roulette" and grab a few from each portion and find out how hot they are when biting into them.
Beef Ravioli
Footballguy
I love these wings! I smoked some on Monday. Just the fact that you don't have to cut the fresh wings is such a time saver!Bruce Dickinson said:
Ron Swanson
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Prime?Capella said:
Bruce Dickinson
Footballguy
Same refrigerated spot where you get the chicken piece packages, those 6-packs of breasts, tenderloins, thighs, and 2-packs of whole fryers.
Bruce Dickinson
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I have so much more enthusiasm for cooking indirect and making glazes since they don't have to be cut.
Bruce Dickinson
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Gonna do two half bone-in Pork shoulders in the crock pot tomorrow. I cut off half of them, sliced them thin to make Mu Ping Pork. But the parts closer to the bone are going in the crock, slow cooking all day in southwestern spices, then shredded up. Enough for dinner will get finished in a skillet with a little oil to get some texture and flavor, rest will get portioned and saved in the freezer for other days.
That carnitas-style shredded pork is fantastic with a little rice in a bowl, and some fruit on the side to balance the flavors a little.
That carnitas-style shredded pork is fantastic with a little rice in a bowl, and some fruit on the side to balance the flavors a little.
boots11234
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Capella
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Rick James
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Beef Ravioli
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Anyone have a BBQ sauce that Costco sells they would highly recommend? We are just about out of our Sweet Baby Rays and I would like to try something else.
BeTheMatch
Footballguy
My Costco in Minnesota no longer is selling the marinated chicken kabobs that I love to do on the grill. Being early August, I guess it's now officially the winter season, especially since they had a big display of mittens when you walked in. 
Bruce Dickinson
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Hmm... my local Costco carries Sweet Baby Ray's and bottles from local restaurants.
A regional brand I like a lot is Head Country. They're from Oklahoma. Not sure if they have national distribution.
NutterButter
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I guess its like that in most stores but who the hell buys that stuff so far away from the season that they're intended? They must have the numbers to justify it.My Costco in Minnesota no longer is selling the marinated chicken kabobs that I love to do on the grill. Being early August, I guess it's now officially the winter season, especially since they had a big display of mittens when you walked in.
