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DkHelmet posted:The Al Pastor loving rocked and was routinely sold out in my Co by lunch. I thought it was fine, but I wish that salad came with a lighter dressing
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Are the chicken pot pies and chicken soup a seasonal thing? I went to church tonight for the first time in a bit and haven't seen either the last few trips. Our church has only been open about a year now. I did pick up some "ravioli lasagna" out of the prepped food area which was delicious and should give me and my Mrs. two more meals.
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Ravendas posted:UPS delivered my Midea 7CuFt chest freezer today. My local Costco had a few of these in the store, very tempting.
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Aug 21, 2020 05:14
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WescottF1 posted:
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Alan Smithee posted:well which is it Cheese ravioli layered with cheese and ricotta like a lasagna.
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Xaris posted:Yeah what the gently caress. we have a pretty big meat curing industry (albeit shrinking) and Columbus is big and decent, along with tons of smaller boutique curers
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WescottF1 posted:Are the chicken pot pies and chicken soup a seasonal thing? I went to church tonight for the first time in a bit and haven't seen either the last few trips. Our church has only been open about a year now. Yes to the first part. Also  to the second part. Generally speaking those prepared meals give us like 6 portions, which ends up as dinner for two and leftovers for me for 4 more meals. I absolutely love it. I like the lasagna, ravioli lasagna, and the enchilada bake or enchiladas. Just a wonderful homogenized heat and eat meal, perfect for those depression or work/project meals when cooking and eating is a burden.
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WescottF1 posted:Cheese ravioli layered with cheese and ricotta like a lasagna. Uhhh what? This sounds amazing. Why is this the first i'm hearing about something like this? A lasagna made out of ravioli? That sounds dangerous.
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It's super dangerous. They're giant ravioli in a sauce and cheese that are very mild and you won't notice how many you eat until it's too late.
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The ravioli lasagna is pretty good. I'm a fan. I love the meatloaf and mashed potatoes. Very hearty! I've yet to try the chicken alfredo because it looks like it's 14,000 calories per serving. Stuffed peppers are just all right. Not bad, not great. The quinoa salad is a pass; pretty bland. Asian wraps are excellent. Pinwheel sandwiches are okay, but my wife loves them so we get them often. The tortellini salad (with strips of salami and whatnot) is excellent, but also dangerous calorie-wise. I guess if you're worried about calories, you really shouldn't be getting any of those prepared meals.
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Aug 21, 2020 14:07
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Manuel Calavera posted:I bought the $80 toaster oven. I christened it today with a pop tart because I left work at 8pm last night, and had to be back at 5am. I now no longer need a toaster. We need a new toaster as well, I assume it is a very good fancy toaster?? I got the mandolin on a whim because we never actually had one before, and used it to make cole slaw and saurkraut. A+ did the slicing without me losing any flesh. 
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Aug 21, 2020 14:41
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Lobsterboy posted:A+ did the slicing without me losing any flesh. This time...
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Trastion posted:This time... I bought some cut resistant gloves with metal fiber to use with my mandoline, they have saved my fingertips a few times
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My wife and I finally pulled the trigger and got a Costco membership after her parents took us on time to look for something. Anything in particular we should be looking for there?
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BobbyDrake posted:My wife and I finally pulled the trigger and got a Costco membership after her parents took us on time to look for something. Anything in particular we should be looking for there? Bitchn Sauce
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BobbyDrake posted:My wife and I finally pulled the trigger and got a Costco membership after her parents took us on time to look for something. Anything in particular we should be looking for there? The bulgogi rules
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BobbyDrake posted:My wife and I finally pulled the trigger and got a Costco membership after her parents took us on time to look for something. Anything in particular we should be looking for there? Dog and a slice.
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Mons Hubris posted:I bought some cut resistant gloves with metal fiber to use with my mandoline, they have saved my fingertips a few times I should do this as well, but I used any pieces that were too big for coleslaw but too small to use with the guard as bottom chunks for the kraut.
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MarcusSA posted:Dog and a slice. Is the dog expensive? Does it come with anything else?
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GORDON posted:Is the dog expensive? Does it come with anything else? It is not, and it does!
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A Pack of Kobolds posted:It is not, and it does!  fresh onion-shredder. Gone from my cheese slice but never from my heart.
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Cartoon Man posted:Bitchn Sauce  as many as you're allowed to take
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Aug 21, 2020 18:48
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One more (hopefully last) update on the dented chest freezer: I got $80 coming back.
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Skinnymansbeerbelly posted:One more (hopefully last) update on the dented chest freezer: I got $80 coming back. They can dent my perfect Midea for $80. Edit: Placed bowl of water in there last night, it was totally solid this morning. It's good to go.
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Lobsterboy posted:We need a new toaster as well, I assume it is a very good fancy toaster?? It has 10 settings, and works as a mini broiler so I'm down with it. Also on the topic of grab & go stuff. The mac was fine. Ravioli lasagna is very good. As are the street tacos. And I didn't like the asian wraps. They're fine, just not my taste, the sauce is kinda bland for a sweet & sour, and that's really all the flavor. Aside from some carrot and I think cabbage?
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Aug 21, 2020 20:27
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Street tacos are surprisingly good. The meatloaf is actually great (hard to mess up), but we warned: the mashed taters seem like they are so full of butter and/or other dairy products that each spoonful is like a day's worth of calories.
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toplitzin posted:Pbuc These are really good burgers! I'll also second the recommendation for the Hint brand flavored water. I got the pack of 15 bottles (watermelon, blackberry and pineapple flavors) a few days ago, and have tried the watermelon and pineapple flavors so far. I love the watermelon flavor, it's very refreshing. I also tried the pineapple flavor, not thinking I would care for it at all, because I'm not a huge fan of pineapple. However, it's delicious too, because it doesn't have an overpowering pineapple flavor.
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fischtick posted:the mashed taters seem like they are so full of butter and/or other dairy products that each spoonful is like a day's worth of calories. Thats how you make good mashed potatoes though? Duck fat and butter. Lots of it.
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raven77 posted:These are really good burgers! I think that's why they are so good. People like to say "well I just have water at home" but it's like a perfect flavor that can't really be replicated. The water is really clean and you get a slight taste of flavor, but nothing overpowering like many other flavored waters. Even if you were to make it at home, it would taste stronger. You'd have to do something like leave pineapple in empty bottles for a few days, drain them and then put really clean water into those bottles to even come close to replicating the taste.
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I’ve been tempted but I guess I’ll try the ravioli lasagna. I’ve also never had meatloaf so I might as well try Costco’s. I do like Sam’s Club enchiladas but I hate Walmart/Walmart owned companies. So I’d hope Costco’s dinners are good too.
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Skinnymansbeerbelly posted:One more (hopefully last) update on the dented chest freezer: I got $80 coming back. 
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Aug 22, 2020 01:47
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The Costco pet toys are cool and good. It comes with a good dog membership, slice, dog, and a drink with free refill. They all squeak and crackle. 
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Aug 22, 2020 01:50
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Is this the first time those dog toys have been released? Whoever made them is for sure getting a promotion. I've seen tons of posts about them over the past week and can't begin to imagine how many they've sold.
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Aug 22, 2020 01:54
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They’re from the bark box people and seem like really good quality.
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Aug 22, 2020 01:58
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I'm actually surprised that they're just dog toys. Those would be good toys for children as well. If you're not ready for a Costco trip, you could still play Costco with your kids!
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Woohoo. Logged on at the right time and there were koolatrons back in stock. Yay chest freezer!
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Aug 22, 2020 12:23
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The Birkenstock Gizeh sandals are back in-stock online.
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My local church finally has Bitchin' Sauce, what's the best vehicle to scoop it up?
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