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Dunk Bot 3000 posted:tortellini is early spring/summer and gets replaced by chicken noodle soup for fall/winter, rip The tortellini pasta is good, but the old Greek chicken pasta (made with rotisserie chicken) was better. Had an anticipation yesterday was going to end in “nobody wants to cook” hangriness, so I tossed a frozen Kirkland lasagna in the oven at 4:30 (two pack, not the giant one). Nobody went hungry and there were leftovers for lunch today.
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Went to Costco last night, bought what appears to be not-lovely wet cat food. I will report back as I test them on my cats.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:I noticed that too. I pay $1.58 for mine. $1.66 here, but still worth it.
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Alan Smithee posted:“Cats” it's made in a HUMAN GRADE FOOD FACILITY so don't try to shame me, ALAN
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Whats up with this takis flavor
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I went to Costco this week and I got a hotdog and Mug root beer, a covid booster, some Pendleton blankets which are cozy as gently caress, and the kimchi I have seen advertised in this thread. That stuff is really good.
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bagmonkey posted:Went to Costco last night, bought what appears to be not-lovely wet cat food. I will report back as I test them on my cats. I'd be interested to hear about how this goes. We had a really picky cat and now we just have a slightly picky cat, but we are looking at kittens and I'd love to get them on better food right off the bat and not let them know there is garbage food out there.
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Went to church yesterday to restock some stuff. The Kirkland/Kettle brand potato chips have been downsized from 3 lbs. to 2 lbs.
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WescottF1 posted:Went to church yesterday to restock some stuff. The Kirkland/Kettle brand potato chips have been downsized from 3 lbs. to 2 lbs. Rip
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Alan Smithee posted:You guys are weird We willingly pay more to provide high paying, great benefit jobs at COSTCO of all places, we're more socialist than you are, AND we don't have to get out of our cars to fill up. neener neener
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El Jebus posted:I'd be interested to hear about how this goes. We had a really picky cat and now we just have a slightly picky cat, but we are looking at kittens and I'd love to get them on better food right off the bat and not let them know there is garbage food out there. I raised my tiny goblins on garbage food and sometimes they turn their nose up at good food. I will let you know the results, it's seafood so I'm expecting good results
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we tried some of the costco food on the dog and he eats literal garbage and deer poop if you arnt careful when walking him so he didnt care but his own poops went way too soft so we switched back to the acana stuff welp thats my story numberoneposter fucked around with this message at 22:06 on Sep 16, 2022 |
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The Kirkland Canned Dog food is considered top tier, my dog absolutely went ape poo poo for it, but he has a sensitive stomach and the vet recommended a limited ingredient diet so I had to stop giving it to him.
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Incremus posted:, and the kimchi I have seen advertised in this thread. That stuff is really good. Was it the one with two “G”s? (I’m sorry, I just felt like someone had to say it)
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Bucnasti posted:The Kirkland Canned Dog food is considered top tier, my dog absolutely went ape poo poo for it, but he has a sensitive stomach and the vet recommended a limited ingredient diet so I had to stop giving it to him.  It sucks because the stuff we have to give her is fuckin $$$$
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Currently in the process of switching my labradane from Royal Canin Adult to Costco kibble. Will update with results. In the meantime: 
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That's a big dog Almost as big as $1.50 Costco hot dog (with drink plus refill)
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binge crotching posted:$1.66 here, but still worth it. Yeah, some states don't charge sales tax on food.
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Incremus posted:I went to Costco this week and I got a hotdog and Mug root beer, a covid booster, some Pendleton blankets which are cozy as gently caress, and the kimchi I have seen advertised in this thread. That stuff is really good. did you make an appointment for the booster or just walk in and ask, i'm hearing mixed things about which approach is more likely to work probably because supply is so variable there is no one "correct" answer but hey, whatever
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Psion posted:did you make an appointment for the booster or just walk in and ask, i'm hearing mixed things about which approach is more likely to work You can probably walk up and get it but you might have to wait a bit, it's definitely better to schedule an appointment. You can fill out most of the info online so that makes it a little faster. Pharmacies have staffing issues just like any other place. All the walk ins they get put more stress on them on most days where they already have too much on their plates.
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Jingleheimer posted:You can probably walk up and get it but you might have to wait a bit, it's definitely better to schedule an appointment. You can fill out most of the info online so that makes it a little faster. Pharmacies have staffing issues just like any other place. All the walk ins they get put more stress on them on most days where they already have too much on their plates. Yeah, I was in the other day at the pharmacy and overheard a lot of people trying (and failing) to do walk-up appointments. Keep in mind that the vaccine is frozen, so they have to prepare ahead of time to have doses available, and they can’t refreeze it.
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Psion posted:did you make an appointment for the booster or just walk in and ask, i'm hearing mixed things about which approach is more likely to work I made an appointment. As Jingleheimer mentioned you can fill out all your info ahead of time that way, so all I had to do was walk up to the window, sign one thing, and then they did the shot right away. Darchangel posted:Was it the one with two “G”s? I accept your apologgy Posting from my Costco Pendleton blanket right now, I'm never getting out from under this thing, this is the life
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Just got the bivalent booster from church. Praise be! E: Also picked up bulgogi seaweed snacks that were eight bucks and taste dope
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Soul Dentist posted:Just got the bivalent booster from church. Praise be! Yes! Those are good as gently caress.
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Incremus posted:I made an appointment. As Jingleheimer mentioned you can fill out all your info ahead of time that way, so all I had to do was walk up to the window, sign one thing, and then they did the shot right away. Buy two blankets, use one as a pillow.
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I grabbed the Pendleton outdoor blanket last time, def getting the warm indoor one for my partner soon
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How much are they? You can do a return in store for an online purchase right?
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on sale at least in canada, drat what color? https://www.costco.ca/pendleton-%e2%80%93-sherpa-throw-50%22-x-70%22.product.100852682.html
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I got a membership this morning and went there for the first time ever, it was nice. I didn't see the kimchi but I also wasn't looking for it.
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A MINIATURE LLAMA posted:Costco business centers are so much better than regular Costco locations. Do they include everything a normal Costco caries in inventory?
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rootdown posted:Do they include everything a normal Costco caries in inventory? No, definitely not. They carry very different things, with some overlap for common goods like paper towels, toilet paper, milk, eggs, etc. You miss out on cool snacks, prepared foods, consumer goods/electronics, etc., but instead you get boxes of candy and gum individually packaged for resale, commercial kitchen equipment, whole lamb carcasses, etc. I always recommend checking out a business center if you have one nearby; the one near me never has a line and I always prefer going to the business center when I just want some milk and eggs or other similar sundries.
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One thing I like about the business center is you can buy cases of drinks in single flavors vs multi flavor packs.
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For all you SE Michigan goons, a business center is opening in Southfield next year.
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Jingleheimer posted:For all you SE Michigan goons, a business center is opening in Southfield next year. neat
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