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Crossposting this in the gardening thread because these are my only tomatoes squirrels didn't eat but I made BLTs with Kirkland Signature Thick Cut Bacon, Costco Spring Mix, and Tasso Double Stuffed Garlic Jalapeño Olives on top: Bread toasted in the rendered bacon fat too. A 10 out of 10 sandwich
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DeadFatDuckFat posted:Anyone try these pupusas? We like them a lot, but we also cook them in a skillet instead of microwaving them. Our usual (very much non traditional) method of eating them at home is to put something like carnitas, lettuce, guacamole, and cheese on top, and then pick them up and eat them kind of like an open faced sandwich.
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I don't usually follow this thread, but BRING BACK THE COMBO SLICE! Goddamnit!
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CaptainSarcastic posted:I don't usually follow this thread, but BRING BACK THE COMBO SLICE! Goddamnit! It's gone where you are? I am in Japan and it's still around but slightly compromised. They have a sign posted that says they can't get a reliable supply of mushrooms and that ingredient will have something substituted for it. I think the sub was green bell pepper when I got it. They also still have the onion crank.
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binge crotching posted:Our usual (very much non traditional) method of eating them at home is to put something like carnitas, lettuce, guacamole, and cheese on top, and then pick them up and eat them kind of like an open faced sandwich.
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Oct 8, 2022 13:25
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Couldn’t resist and got a second Sherpa blanket specifically for the couch, as well as new pajamas. Coupled with my Costco bathrobe, I am officially The Coziest.
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Faith has been shaken a bit lately, have not seen the Jongga kimchi at my church for the last month and Im not a fan of the other brand they stock. Hopefully this is a temporary issue, consoled myself with a Polish and a poutine in these trying times.
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Oct 8, 2022 19:13
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the 32 degree base layer is about what i expected for the price. I wouldn’t want to rely on the 32degree bases if i was on the trail or exposed to properly sub-freezing temps. Better than nothing, but merino base layers are truly exceptional. The problem is that smartwool is not priced competitively with costco; it’s like $150 for a set of the midrange.
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Oct 8, 2022 20:22
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32 degree clothing? More like low to mid 50s degree clothing.
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Anyone have any experience with this cheap-ish landscape lighting kit? https://www.costco.com/energetic-6-piece-led-landscape-lighting-kit.product.100783016.html I know people like the Volt stuff, but that's WAY more right now...
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FilthyImp posted:Congratulations on re-inventing Sopes Basically, yeah. Just with a better base than a plain corn tortilla.
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Oct 8, 2022 21:10
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Head Bee Guy posted:the 32 degree base layer is about what i expected for the price. I wouldn’t want to rely on the 32degree bases if i was on the trail or exposed to properly sub-freezing temps. Better than nothing, but merino base layers are truly exceptional. The problem is that smartwool is not priced competitively with costco; it’s like $150 for a set of the midrange. Yeah it's definitely not something to wear out skiing or something. Wool is king for that. Also wool's moisture wicking abilities are good. The 32 degree stuff is my daily wear when it gets in the low 50s. Then for the next like..... 6 months.
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32 degree stuff is the best cause it's incredibly easy to use as an underlayer
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Head Bee Guy posted:the 32 degree base layer is about what i expected for the price. I wouldn’t want to rely on the 32degree bases if i was on the trail or exposed to properly sub-freezing temps. Better than nothing, but merino base layers are truly exceptional. The problem is that smartwool is not priced competitively with costco; it’s like $150 for a set of the midrange. I have a couple of these and enjoy them. Obviouly merino wool reigns supreme though.
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Note: if your Costco credit card has been canceled due to fraud, it will not work at the gas station simply to verify your membership.
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My wife bought both the beer advent calendar and the wine advent calendar today. Bye liver, nice knowing you.
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Dog Faced JoJo posted:Bye liver, nice knowing you. Can't take it with you so fuuuuuck it
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Good news Costco does custom hot dog Christmas cards. https://www.costcophotocenter.com/cards/stationery-cards/Product/DM/HY002387GCCOSUS/FLT57V?category=MerryChristmas
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Head Bee Guy posted:the 32 degree base layer is about what i expected for the price. I wouldn’t want to rely on the 32degree bases if i was on the trail or exposed to properly sub-freezing temps. Better than nothing, but merino base layers are truly exceptional. The problem is that smartwool is not priced competitively with costco; it’s like $150 for a set of the midrange. They have the 100% Merino base layer parts for around $40 Canadian here, cloud veil brand I believe. And the merino blend pieces are around $20. 
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rodbeard posted:Good news Costco does custom hot dog Christmas cards. "Have a merry Christmas or I will kill you"
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Just had this for dinner: 19.99 for two half ducks! I crisped the skin up in the cast iron and finished heating it up in the oven, then served it with baby potatoes (also from Costco) that I roasted up with some fresh rosemary from my herb box. It also came with packets of orange sauce, but I’m saving that for some (Costco) salmon later this week. The duck was a little under seasoned but otherwise very nice, would eat again. E^^ I would totally get those if it weren’t for the ketchup on the back
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Went to church yesterday to restock after clearing the fridge out post-Ian and to sign up for the Costco visa. I decided to go later, around 4pm, to try and dodge the crowds but it was just as packed as ever. I told the customer service guy they should build a second one around here. He informed me that there are not one, but TWO in development, and that my store was the 3rd busiest Costco in the nation (Orlando Millennia)
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No toilet paper 1/10
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"ok, eggs, milk, pull ups... $50 or less let's goooo" 'Your total was $235" 
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Eggs: $10 Milk: $5 10 cases of Pullups for my personal use: $220
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Toxic Mental posted:10 cases of Pullups for my personal use: $220 You back to playing World of Warcraft or something?
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rodbeard posted:Good news Costco does custom hot dog Christmas cards. If I can manage to get my spouse and I to get a good photo together before November, I'm planning on these cards this year. I saw them last year a few weeks before Christmas and was very upset that I missed the opportunity to have Costco hotdog themed Christmas cards even though I don't eat hot dogs.
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ShowTime posted:You back to playing World of Warcraft or something? I registered as a Republican
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Head Bee Guy posted:the 32 degree base layer is about what i expected for the price. I wouldn’t want to rely on the 32degree bases if i was on the trail or exposed to properly sub-freezing temps. Better than nothing, but merino base layers are truly exceptional. The problem is that smartwool is not priced competitively with costco; it’s like $150 for a set of the midrange. I look at it as a base layer for general wearing during winter. Helps keep me warmer but lol I would absolutely not wear those things on the trail
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MarcusSA posted:No toilet paper 1/10 There was no toilet paper at the time, it’s historically accurate.
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Drove past Costco while my car was low on gas and surprisingly the pumps are open before Costco itself is even open! Another Costco miracle!
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Bought gas this morning, gonna do a quick warehouse run. Want them golden kiwis
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rodbeard posted:Good news Costco does custom hot dog Christmas cards. My wife said no I need a new wife
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Anyone want 3 pounds of chicken quesadilla
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Renegret posted:My wife said no Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission
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rodbeard posted:Good news Costco does custom hot dog Christmas cards. oh hell yes
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DeadFatDuckFat posted:Anyone want 3 pounds of chicken quesadilla The quality isn't amazing, but in terms of quantity of food for the price, it's a good deal.
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We did the shepherds pie last night and tonight and while it wasn’t as good as the meatloaf, it is still a staggering amount of food for like $17.
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I like the shepherds pie. It's not like, amazing or anything, but it's an easy two dinners that's good enough.
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