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I wish they had just sunflower. Some types of birds just throw all the little balls out looking just for the sunflowers. Its actually pretty funny to watch. A 40lb bag lasts a long time so other than the fact that I strive to buy everything from costco, it doesn't matter much having to pay a little extra from the depot.
Foster Farms on the west coast, I know that much. They get the choicest selections.
Dont think they (Foster Farms) do much of the frozen stuff. What brand and section, freezer?
ewwwww. Nope, not Foster Farms. That is already their own stuff they are doing.
He said its probably Tyson frozen garbage.
Their dog food lasts me at least 6 months, I think it costs $25-$30. And it's good stuff, grain free. I used to buy small bags for $25 that would last two weeks
I've had a few instances where I'll buy either the boneless/skinless breasts or thighs, freeze one of the packages, and then when I thaw and open the package, it smells rancid and I have to chuck it. Anyone else with this? seems to happen maybe 25% of the time.
I will typically vacuum seal anything I put in the freezer, but my guess is that they were spoiled when you bought them. I've had that happen a few times with pork shoulders.
I've not had that happen with Costco, but I suppose the good news is they'll give you a refund if you ask.
I'm not so sure this is the case. My line of work is pretty close to food producers, and I know they work heavily with Pilgrims as well. They recently invested a lot of capital in a hatchery with Pilgrims. Along with that capital came an exclusivity agreement for a decent duration of time.
Can’t you cut the chicken down with your teeth when you eat it? Might save you some time.
Yeah, I just don't like monster pieces of meat in the soup, where I need a knife and fork. The pieces were chicken nugget or tender sized. Which is wonderful, for the amount of meat.
I suggest that you bring the soup back to Costco and literally pour it out on the counter in front of the lady at customer service to show her what you're talking about. Keep doing this until changes are made that are up to your satisfaction. They'll get the message. Let us know how this turns out.Mr. Ected said:
I grabbed 4 dozen earlier today.Funktrain said:
Uh, if they could change the soup containers to something more like I could open without a knife, I'd be happy.
Bought a leather sofa there. Had it for 10 months. Nothing wrong with it but it was not that comfortable. Got a full refund on a return and bought a different one there that I like much better. No questions asked. Just had to haul to the old one back and pick up the new one.
No, in the "fresh in house prepared foods" section...typically next to the thinks like the salads, enchiladas, seasoned meat, pizzas, etc.
Hi. Yeah. We just ordered doors for our 3-car garage from them a week ago. Pretty smooth process. Guy came out, did a quick inspection, and laid out our options. I was actually really shocked at how much the insulation levels impacted the price. Going from r-values of 6.X to 9.X added like 25% to the price. We went with the 6.X because our current doors are probably barely 2.X, and aren't sealed well.
So for:
Love them! Mainly because they changed the look of the doors enough to get my wife to move on from her previous desire to replace them.
Right on. Just trying to get over the fact that I'm putting magnets on my garage doors. But even if I were to put actual hardware on there (drilled/bolted), I'd never use them as handles anyway, so it really doesn't matter I guess.
What have you become?Bought a LOT of Christmas stuff there today.
Pretty unique stuff. Didn't buy the 10 foot singing nutcracker though.
Do they have outside lights? I was just there and I totally forgot to check.Bought a LOT of Christmas stuff there today.
Pretty unique stuff. Didn't buy the 10 foot singing nutcracker though.
