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moolchaba posted:
Truly the ‘co is mighty!!
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moolchaba posted:
And the dog began the wrap. And the wrap begat the pizza. And there was much rejoicing. And lo! the refills were free.
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Feb 2, 2019 02:16
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Goldmine
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Feb 2, 2019 02:28
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moolchaba posted:
eat it anyway this is fine work
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Feb 2, 2019 02:31
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Who wants a Cheese Artisan Wedding Cake? https://bit.ly/2G660Vw
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moolchaba posted:
forgive me padre for i have sinned
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Feb 2, 2019 03:00
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moolchaba posted:I also tried the acai fruit parfait, and I would recommend just skipping that for the yogurt or sundae instead. They put banana chips on it, bleh. yeah acai is quite the dud and I really wonder why they went with that out of all revamps. supposedly someone says you can do a swirl where its half acai and half yogurt which makes it a lot better. but i think the toppings and poo poo they use are kinda lovely with very poor QA on them so you end up with whatever unripe or lovely fruit or whatever. And the acai itself is just super icy and not very good or fun to eat. just go straight for a cup of vanilla yogurt nad put strawberries/blueberries on from the 2lb clamshell that you can buy instead. maybe i'm spoiled because ive been to san diego where acai bowls were invented and those are  on a hot summers day at the beach. also acai bowls have made there way up here to the bay so theres a lot of good ones, but imo our weather is not that appropriate for them.
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I am so glad my dog in the bake has escalated.
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Marklar posted:Who wants a Cheese Artisan Wedding Cake? I just sent this to my fiance in a threatening manner.
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Half acai half yogurt is bad because the yogurt texture is smooth and creamy and the acai is icy and granular Bring back the chocolate froyo
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The Slack Lagoon posted:Half acai half yogurt is bad because the yogurt texture is smooth and creamy and the acai is icy and granular
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Feb 2, 2019 04:10
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moolchaba posted:
Epic Meal Time Costco Edition
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Feb 2, 2019 04:10
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Next level is collecting samples and bringing them to the cafe
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Feb 2, 2019 04:26
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Is there some way to cram a pizz-bake-dog into this?
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A friend used to work at the cheese shop in a whole foods and is getting married in September. I sent her that cheese cake. I hope it makes at appearance
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Feb 2, 2019 04:34
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moolchaba posted:
I'm grinning like a loving idiot over this. Hell yeah.
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Feb 2, 2019 05:27
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Xaris posted:maybe i'm spoiled because ive been to san diego where acai bowls were invented and those are My wife’s from São Paulo, she says you’re wrong about where açaí bowls were invented.
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Feb 2, 2019 05:32
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If it were real Açaí, like the kind they sell in the frozen bags, the court would be full of poop because those dang seeds and stuff go through you like hot cheetos and nacho cheese with beer, tell ya what. ZaBakeDog is good. Next we need dog in churro.
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Feb 2, 2019 07:39
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moolchaba posted:
 Excellent work cadet.
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Feb 2, 2019 07:58
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im sorry to post a reddit thing but what is going on with this Kirkland milk?? I feel betrayed but also like I need to know more first before levying the full brunt of my Costco Consumer Judgment.
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Scornful Sexbot posted:im sorry to post a reddit thing but what is going on with this Kirkland milk?? I feel betrayed but also like I need to know more first before levying the full brunt of my Costco Consumer Judgment. This is why I never buy anything organic.
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moolchaba posted:
Close the thread, we're done here. PBUC
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It’s made with real organs
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Scornful Sexbot posted:im sorry to post a reddit thing but what is going on with this Kirkland milk?? I feel betrayed but also like I need to know more first before levying the full brunt of my Costco Consumer Judgment. That milk is old. It still probably shouldn't be like that since it's not past the sell by date, but the Kirkland organic milk has a pretty long shelf life. The same organic milk that we stocked at my Costco today has an expiration date of early April, so that's like a 2 month shelf life. My guess is that whatever store that person got it from probably hasn't been properly rotating the product, and it might also be possible that that particular carton was unnoticeably not 100% sealed which would cause it to spoil faster.
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I just saw on their thread someone said the cow had an infection which carried over into the milk so it sat there and became milk puss. So that’s pretty cool and good.
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Ah! I had that exact thing happen to me once when my roommates left for Thanksgiving and I was the only one in the apartment for like 4 days. Turns out under certain circumstances, milk turns into curds and whey like that. It felt like fresh mozarella cheese if anyone cares.
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Feb 2, 2019 19:25
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Jingleheimer posted:That milk is old. It still probably shouldn't be like that since it's not past the sell by date, but the Kirkland organic milk has a pretty long shelf life. The same organic milk that we stocked at my Costco today has an expiration date of early April, so that's like a 2 month shelf life. My guess is that whatever store that person got it from probably hasn't been properly rotating the product, and it might also be possible that that particular carton was unnoticeably not 100% sealed which would cause it to spoil faster. Is that only when it's unopened? I get regular milk at the grocery store very very rarely because I don't drink it. I just use it in recipes. There's a sell by date but once you open it you only have a few days or so. Maybe a week.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:Is that only when it's unopened? I get regular milk at the grocery store very very rarely because I don't drink it. I just use it in recipes. There's a sell by date but once you open it you only have a few days or so. Maybe a week. Yeah once you open milk you’ve got about a week before it starts to turn. Also depends on what % fat it is IIRC.
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MarcusSA posted:Yeah once you open milk you’ve got about a week before it starts to turn. Also depends on what % fat it is IIRC. Higher fat takes longer to spoil-that’s why I buy/use half&half for cooking and baking; lasts longer, as I don’t drink milk.
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Theokotos posted:Higher fat takes longer to spoil-that’s why I buy/use half&half for cooking and baking; lasts longer, as I don’t drink milk. That's a good idea.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:That's a good idea. Yeah it is actually. I just use a little milk for my coffee every day and even a drat half gallon of 2% goes bad by the end of the week. I should probably just use whole milk at this point.
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Half and half can be directly substituted for whole/2% milk in any recipe and it tastes way better imo It’s even better in cereal Just don’t drink it straight or you’ll turn into a balloon I guess
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Tastes better, and on the rare occasion I have cereal I either use powdered milk or I water down the half& half; ends up tasting like 1%/2%/skim which is what I would use for cereal anyway. I don’t think I’ve ever had a half pint of half&half go bad on me.
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Theokotos posted:Tastes better, and on the rare occasion I have cereal I either use powdered milk or I water down the half& half; what
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Theokotos posted:Tastes better, and on the rare occasion I have cereal I either use powdered milk or I water down the half& half What the actual hell
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Worth noting: I don’t like milk, so I’m sure my tastebuds are legitimately weird and broken by other people’s standards.
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Theokotos posted:Worth noting: I don’t like milk, so I’m sure my tastebuds are legitimately weird and broken by other people’s standards. When I was a kid I was lactose intolerant, and even though I've since grown out of it, I just didn't like anything dairy because I was allergic to it. I don't like milk, cheese, or eggs. The only exception is pizza, I eat that poo poo like a ninja turtle.
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Silly Burrito posted:Anyone have one of those Cosco hand trucks/dollies and can vouch for how well they work? They're on sale for 80 bucks and it seems like it's pretty nice. I've used a folding cosco cart 5 days a week delivering stuff for the past three years. The two movable wheels are made out of plastic, they wear out and the bearings fail after about 6 months of heavy use but you can replace them with a trip to Lowe's hardware store and like $20. Great cart, especially if it needs to fit in your sedan or something.
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Also, if milk is like that, just return it. I once got a bag of shredded cheese and it had mold already in it. They took it back without question. Brothers and sisters, I have finally gotten my own membership for my wife and I at the ‘Co. An Executive one at that! No more mooching off a family member. We are fully fledged church goers now.
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