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buying the dogs for home is actually better because then you can grill them and get that nice char going 
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FilthyImp posted:Out of curiosity what do the unwashed Sam's Folken look forward to? No lines. Self checkout. Pamper brand diapers... I rock dual memberships
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Sep 11, 2017 22:33
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 When I went to Costco today, you bet I was thinkin bout them dogs
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Sep 11, 2017 22:48
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Went to the Richmond BC location today, parking was crazy bad. Didn't help that every other car was an extra large Mercedes suv parked so as to take up two spots
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Sep 11, 2017 22:54
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RJWaters2 posted:
That box rules. Ours lasted 6 months.
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Sep 12, 2017 00:31
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You broke my heart
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Sep 12, 2017 01:29
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FogHelmut posted:You broke my heart They're just trying to save you the extra calories. PBUC.
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Sep 12, 2017 01:51
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FogHelmut posted:You broke my heart Considering how the machine at my workplace works that is legit impressive.
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Converted to the faith last week. Wasn't going to buy anything (the cupboards are full) but ended up walking out with a pressure cooker, towels, salt beef brisket, and a 6 pack of malbec. Need to find somewhere in my flat to hide a chest freezer, then return.
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FogHelmut posted:You broke my heart That's actually a super standard thing to do everywhere
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Sep 12, 2017 09:11
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I picked up the pre-made beef bulgogi for a second try at my Costco and it wasn't under-marinated this time. PBUC
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gonna go to costco today to get some mouthwash, a few other things, and probably a hot dog because I didn't feel like running errands on sunday religious people go to church, i go to the costco cafeteria
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Sep 12, 2017 13:58
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RJWaters2 posted:
Your dog looks like a crazed professor stretching out after a long day ofsolving the unsolvable. I love it
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DangerZoneDelux posted:No lines. Self checkout. Pamper brand diapers... I rock dual memberships  I also rock the dual memberships because Sam's actually has a few things Costco doesn't that my family likes.
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Sep 12, 2017 14:52
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I have dual memberships because my friends keep reupping my card, instead of getting their own for some reason, then I just use the Sam's app for a card 
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C. Everett Koop posted:The downside is that they're cleaning up the food stand and the past few times I've gone I haven't been able to get my 1/4lb all beef hot dog (I'm sure I could get the 20oz drink with free refill if I wanted but without the dog I don't). Yes I know I can just buy a pack and do it myself but I don't want that many and it's not the same and I don't want to. Really? I've been going half hour before closing for years and years and I've never once seen them clean up early. Your Costco needs to get itself together.
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FogHelmut posted:You broke my heart you could probably fit a dog in the middle there
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Sep 12, 2017 18:04
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Good lord that Korean BBQ jerky is good. PBUC.
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Sep 12, 2017 18:59
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FCKGW posted:you could probably fit a dog in the middle there That's where the strawberries are supposed to go. Delicious!
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Loveline posted:Good lord that Korean BBQ jerky is good. PBUC. Taima ❤ this post
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Horse Clocks posted:Converted to the faith last week. That's how it ALWAYS happens. Oh I need some chicken breast and toilet paper. Receipt is $175.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:That's how it ALWAYS happens. 
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Pennywise the Frown posted:That's how it ALWAYS happens. Pretty much. Add in cat litter to the first two items and that's the start of every 'tco run for my and MY WIFE.
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Horse Clocks posted:Converted to the faith last week. 
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Sep 13, 2017 00:43
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I am officially thinking about those dogs. I verified it with a public notary.
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i looked into joining costco so i could get copious quantities of greek yogurt at a good price but they only minimally beat the grocery store in per ounce cost. thats my costco story. E: sams club does not exist in my state at all, and BJs doesn't seem to have any great yogurt deals either. how do i eat 15lbs of greek yogurt a week cheaper, goons? Worf fucked around with this message at 18:31 on Sep 13, 2017 |
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Statutory Ape posted:i looked into joining costco so i could get copious quantities of greek yogurt at a good price but they only minimally beat the grocery store in per ounce cost. You slut, you rat
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Sep 13, 2017 18:31
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i dont even know where a sams club is located 
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Sep 13, 2017 18:32
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Chinatown posted:i dont even know where a sams club is located same and ngl i feel better for it. we don't even really do walmarts all that much in this part of the state, i assume because the land is prohibitively expensive and also getting trucks in and out of the city for it constantly would require its on highway exit lol
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Statutory Ape posted:
Buy an Instant Pot and make it yourself. This Recipe is great and basic so you can add in whatever flavor you want. I prefer just using Vanilla Bean. You can also adjust the time and temp to make it more or less tart and stuff. She covers all that on the recipe page. If you also make Fruit compote that she has a recipe for you can make these which are great for breakfast. 
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Trastion posted:Buy an Instant Pot and make it yourself. This Recipe is great and basic so you can add in whatever flavor you want. I prefer just using Vanilla Bean. You can also adjust the time and temp to make it more or less tart and stuff. She covers all that on the recipe page. thats a good suggestion probably but when we start adding in a time (my time) component it loses its value for me also they talk about using whole milk and whatnot and i eat nonfat yogurt and literally 15-16 lbs a week of it. its something to think about if i can make it scale well though i also don't like it flavored right off the bat since i used it in a variety of meals. (with bran flakes or fruit or as a base for a dip, etc etc etc)
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Sep 13, 2017 19:43
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Marinate your meats in a spiced Greek yogurt goo, liberally eat with more yogurt mixed with dill, cucumber and lemon 
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Statutory Ape posted:thats a good suggestion probably but when we start adding in a time (my time) component it loses its value for me Time wise isn't much as most of the time the pressure cooker is doing it's thing. Really only takes 2 minutes to put in the milk and starter and then a couple minutes again when its done to put it in a strainer to make it Greek. It helps to stir during the initial heating part to speed things up but isn't a must. I do believe she says you can use any milk. Her picture even shows Reduced Fat Milk. You "thickness" will depend on the fat of the milk so less fat means it won't be as thick and creamy.
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Apparently at one point Costco sold bulk Vanilla Bean. Do they still? That would be worth a membership alone
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DangerZoneDelux posted:Apparently at one point Costco sold bulk Vanilla Bean. Do they still? That would be worth a membership alone Never thought to look for those. How big of bulk though? When I buy them at Meijer it is $8 for 2 beans in a little cigar tube. I don't think I want to know what a jar of 1,000 would cost me.
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Trastion posted:Never thought to look for those. How big of bulk though? When I buy them at Meijer it is $8 for 2 beans in a little cigar tube. I don't think I want to know what a jar of 1,000 would cost me. Maybe it's like their Auto Program?
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I'm pretty sure they still sell them (I remember seeing them somewhat recently) but vanilla in general is crazy, absurd expensive right now. As in, the bottle of vanilla extract that used to be $6 once upon a time is now $30. Some kind of worldwide shortage but I forget specifics. Anyways my point is that you probably don't want to buy vanilla beans right now unless you REALLY want to buy vanilla beans right now.
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The old prices online say they were $12.99 for 10 beans. That's madness if they are still that cheap or even $20 for 10
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On that Thursday grind my Costco dudes Every person in this store has some kettle corn, I got to joke with the person in front, back, side, and cashier at the same time. Tri tip tonight!
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That kettle corn is loving good, specifically because they use a nice light coating of sugar, and it's perfectly distributed across each piece. By the way, speaking of K-Cups in your cart, I don't use them but I saw today that the starbucks French Roast K Cups are on clearance and sale at the same time. Costco sized thing of K Cups for $24. Really, really good deal.
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