Costco shopping list


(Becky) #47

The ribs do not have any sauce. They have a subtle peppery taste to them.


(Jennifer) #48

I love Costco…

Just stopped by to pick up a couple things and saw they had Kirkland organic chicken wing parts for $4.00 off per pack AND boneless skinless thigh and leg meat for $6.00 off per pack! I bought 2 of each but might go back!!

This is probably just my store - sometimes they get too much in. Over Christmas, they had the same deal with beef tenderloin, like $10 off a pack. I bought two of those too. Hmmm, I need to get one of those out this weekend…


(Jennifer) #49

And I almost forgot the best thing I found!

Meatballs with no filler!! I like the chicken sausages they make, so these should be great! I can just see these with a big scoop of pesto and cheese baked on top! Yum!


(Brian) #50

We just call that bacon low carb candy, almost never heat it up. usually have half a pack gone before I get home. I don’t buy it much any more, can’t afford it the way we go though it and I tend to put on a few pounds due to the salt. Wouldn’t be a problem if just ate in moderation, but then I’ve never been good at moderation.


(Nicole Anne Parlee) #51

These are my favorite and soooooo yummy!


(Jennifer) #52

Costco had pork belly this afternoon. :flushed:

Man, it will have to wait a couple weeks. We are going out of town next weekend.


Costco Trip
(Ernest) #53

I found a gallon tub of Tropical Plantation organic refined coconut oil. I prefer refined coconut oil for deep frying. It’s cheap enough and has a really high smoke point.
I keep my kirkland unrefined coconut oil for ā€œeatingā€ straight.


(Molly Moore) #54

Hey where are those located? Sending hubby and didn’t know Costco had bacon crumbles. Their bacon is divine!


(Jennifer) #55

They are shelf stable and located in the isle with the oils/olives/salad dressings. :wink:


#56

I’m hoping these come to my Costco soon. I check every week.


(Ed Sison) #57

At Costco’s Rego Park, Queens branch, ghee can be found in the ā€œoilā€ shelves.


(Suzi Smotrycz-Guilford) #58

wish we had a Costco closer to us!


(Lillie R Handy Dominguez) #59

Thank you for sharing your shopping list.


(Lillie R Handy Dominguez) #60

Thank you for your shopping list.


(Candy Lind) #63

I went for my first ever shopping trip to Costco today. FOUR. HOURS. :dizzy_face:

At my store today, the precooked bacon has sugar in the ingredients. Read labels every time!

Those wonderful Coleman Organic meatballs? My store had basil & Roasted garlic instead of Hearty Italian. Sounded awesome to me, but hubby doesn’t do garlic in large quantities. Maybe I’ll try them & see if I think they’ll bother him.

BLAST! I forgot the bacon crumbles!
:sob::sob::sob:

I couldn’t buy a lot today, simply because I have no room in my fridge! As it is, I am processing a 2.5 pound (1 kg!) bag of baby spinach into single-serve bags, blanched for freezing, because the romaine hearts, celery & HWC ate up the remaining space in the fridge side (couldn’t believe Horizon Organic was cheaper than the non-organic with carrageenan in it!). No meat today except some pork meat sticks that have a bit of sugar (1g per stick), but I think my hubby will be able to get away with them. I will definitely be getting loads of sardines and canned salmon, produce, bacon crumbles, eggs, nuts, cheeses & meats there. And the Foodsaver, if I don’t find one in a Thrift Shop before March 4th when the sale ends. :innocent: After that, there’s the yard furniture, gas grill, kayak … :smiling_imp:


#64

I want to get a foodsaver vacuum sealer from Costco :slight_smile:


(Candy Lind) #65

EDIT: moved post about the seaweed snacks to a separate food topic.


(Cailyn Mc Cauley) #66

Love my food saver from Costco.

Right now I’m air-drying-marinating 18lbs of ribeye. Tomorrow I’ll smoke them and then food saver in individual portions!


(Candy Lind) #67

OH. EM. GEE! Flash Flood warning on my street from the drool!!
:drooling_face: :sweat_drops: :sweat_drops:


(Boston_guy) #68

Their Kirkland Smoked Pulled Pork is dang good (16g fat, 22g pro, 0c carb). Slice off a hunk against the grain and fry it up, gets nice and crispy, falls apart.