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It's also suuuuuper calorie dense so be careful with it. I go a bit against the thread grain here and don't like it that much. However, once I start eating it, I feel compelled to eat more and more and I can't stop. It's dangerous stuff. Beware.
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The cans of Kirkland cold brew appear to have disappeared over the last month or so, making mornings hard, I’ve been getting the 12 packs of Colombo coffee which is a good local product but doesnt quite have the buzz.
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Apr 10, 2021 21:16
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Looking at the Winix air purifier for $130. Seems like a great deal, is it worth it?
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My Bitchin Sauce actually lasted a pretty drat long time before succumbing to mold. I second the calorie density warning, but I was limited by how many veggies I had for dunking so it was never too bad. All that said, it was yummy but one tub was enough.
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Apr 10, 2021 21:32
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Will it be good on tendies
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Apr 10, 2021 21:48
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MarcusSA posted:I might give that a shot. The blurb makes it sound interesting. Try Aviation sometime if you haven’t (it’s extremely good despite the recent celebrity endorsement) I guess it is a bit juniper forward but it’s extremely mild/smooth (enough that it can easily be consumed neat) I’d agree rando American gin can often be a bit rough but it’s frequently because it’s one of the first offerings new craft distilleries put to market while they wait for their bourbon (or whatever) to age, but there are definitely good offerings for it there LGD fucked around with this message at 21:55 on Apr 10, 2021 |
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pentyne posted:Looking at the Winix air purifier for $130. Seems like a great deal, is it worth it? It was just on sale for $99 last month. I picked up 2 of them and they seem to react to things like incense and stuff so I think they're pretty good. A few people have them in here. They're probably still good at $130.
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Apr 10, 2021 21:56
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Ayndin posted:Dear Costco Thread, use it on sandwiches/bagels and thank me later
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Apr 10, 2021 22:10
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i feel like if a comedian endorses your gin its a high quality gin those peeps drink
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Apr 10, 2021 22:10
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What is the cordless vacuum cleaner that this thread loves?Pennywise the Frown posted:It's also suuuuuper calorie dense so be careful with it. I go a bit against the thread grain here and don't like it that much. However, once I start eating it, I feel compelled to eat more and more and I can't stop. I agree, I got the chipotle stuff too and it wasn't that great. Maybe if you're a dip person it's good, but I'm not. I don't dip chips or stuff regularly. I had it with plain grilled chicken and rice, and ... I'd rather eat something else.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:It was just on sale for $99 last month. I picked up 2 of them and they seem to react to things like incense and stuff so I think they're pretty good. A few people have them in here. They're probably still good at $130. Weirdly the $99 one was online only and not in stock at my local 'Co. The $130 was in stock in the warehouse but doesn't have WiFi or the extra filters which seems a bit back asswards pricing wise.
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Apr 11, 2021 00:19
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jisforjosh posted:Weirdly the $99 one was online only and not in stock at my local 'Co. The $130 was in stock in the warehouse but doesn't have WiFi or the extra filters which seems a bit back asswards pricing wise. Yeah the extra filters were a big selling point. They last you like a year or something. I don't use the wifi poo poo because I have 2 of them and I'm too lazy to set up both of them.
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Yeah you can buy those air purifiers from Amazon or Winx directly for roughly the same price but the point of buying from Costco is that they comes with 2 years worth of filters instead of one.
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Can someone explain why my air filter needs wifi? I don't think my air filter needs to text me it's status. I can see it.
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Without a radio how can it filter the airwaves?
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So they can steal your data and sell you poo poo you don't need. Any internet required appliance belongs in the trash can Stop putting your kids in the cart it's loving annoying
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Apr 11, 2021 02:07
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Was at a Safeway and looked at the price for the boba milk tea bars. $7.49 for 4 if it's not on sale. Fuckin' whack. The ones at Costco are $13.49 for 16.
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Tunicate posted:Without a radio how can it filter the airwaves? The "Air Loom" Matthews believed that a gang of criminals and spies skilled in pneumatic chemistry had taken up residence at London Wall in Moorfields (close to Bethlem) and were tormenting him by means of rays emitted by a machine called the "Air Loom" or gaseous charge generator. The torments induced by the rays included "Lobster-cracking", during which the circulation of the blood was prevented by a magnetic field; "Stomach-skinning" and "Apoplexy-working with the nutmeg grater" which involved the introduction of fluids into the skull. His persecutors bore such names as "the Middleman" (who operated the Air Loom), "the Glove Woman" and "Sir Archy" (who acted as "repeaters" or "active worriers" to enhance Matthews' torment or record the machine's activities) and their leader, a man called "Bill, or the King". Matthews' delusions had a definite political slant: he claimed that the purpose of this gang was espionage, and that there were many other such gangs armed with Air Looms all over London, using "pneumatic practitioners" to "premagnetize" potential victims with "volatile magnetic fluid". According to Matthews, their chief targets (apart from himself) were leading government figures. By means of their "rays" they could influence ministers' thoughts and read their minds. Matthews declared that William Pitt was "not half" susceptible to these attacks[3] and held that these gangs were responsible for the British military disasters at Buenos Aires in 1807 and Walcheren in 1809 and also for the Nore Mutiny of 1797. In 1814 Matthews was moved to "Fox's London House", a private asylum in Hackney, where he became a popular and trusted patient. His delusions appeared to have stopped. The asylum's owner, Dr. Fox, regarded him as sane. Matthews assisted with bookkeeping and gardening until his death on 10 January 1815 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Tilly_Matthews#The_%22Air_Loom%22
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The foodcourt fruit smoothie is a sleeper item on the menu IMO. Anyone else love these things?
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Chinatown posted:The foodcourt fruit smoothie is a sleeper item on the menu IMO. I do but I enjoy the mocha more so I never get the smoothie.
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Fartington Butts posted:Was at a Safeway and looked at the price for the boba milk tea bars. $7.49 for 4 if it's not on sale. Fuckin' whack. The ones at Costco are $13.49 for 16. I mean, Safeway is a rip off unless you shop the ads anyhow.
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Chinatown posted:The foodcourt fruit smoothie is a sleeper item on the menu IMO. There was an icecream place in the weird mall-lite adjoining the Macys which was right next to the Superdome in New Orleans that made a mint chocolate chip milkshake so good i used to walk for hours for when i was a kid
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redreader posted:What is the cordless vacuum cleaner that this thread loves? Shark Rocket Duo clean. I just bought one and am finding it worth the money.
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Chinatown posted:The foodcourt fruit smoothie is a sleeper item on the menu IMO. Yeah, I love them too. They have a real fragile temp range when they're perfect though, once they start to melt it just becomes this sickly sweet juice. You can throw it in the freezer to try to recover a little but if they actually start freezing they'll get all these ice crystals and lose the smoothie texture. Gotta gulp 'em. The vat of berry compote they use to make them is like my forbidden onion dispenser.
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Chinatown posted:The foodcourt fruit smoothie is a sleeper item on the menu IMO. when i was a kid, the berry smoothies were my favorite part of costco 
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I've got like five pounds of baby carrots and some chips so plenty of stuff to use up the bitchin' sauce with. Had a reasonable amount today, while it was good I don't feel compelled to eat half the tub in a sitting so that's good I guess! I also found thin mints dark chocolate covered almonds which are pretty decent.
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Ror posted:Gotta gulp 'em. i only get em when its warm and yeah i basically dont put it down until its finished durrneez posted:when i was a kid, the berry smoothies were my favorite part of costco twas peperony and chease for me =]
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Apr 11, 2021 04:09
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I'm kinda glad I didn't get tempted before, because it's in the coming ad. But any other ladies, y'all tried/have that Revlon Volumizer & Hair Dryer? I got my hair curled a little bit when I finally got my hair trimmed and cleaned up a bit the first time in over a year... and gently caress it was cute. So any experiences with it?
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Manuel Calavera posted:I'm kinda glad I didn't get tempted before, because it's in the coming ad. But any other ladies, y'all tried/have that Revlon Volumizer & Hair Dryer? I got my hair curled a little bit when I finally got my hair trimmed and cleaned up a bit the first time in over a year... and gently caress it was cute. So any experiences with it? No seriously it made me poofy. Dolly Parton poofy. It was fabulous.
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I have fine hair too and it provides a nice amount of volume. The bristles are quite stiff but I find it easy to use.
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redreader posted:What is the cordless vacuum cleaner that this thread loves? We have the Dyson Vsomething and have for a year, the kids fight over who gets to vacuum the kitchen when dinner is over. It’s good to tackle quick messes or just give areas a once over. Got it on sale off the web site. Between friends we all have V8-V10 models and they’ve all seemed pretty good. Would recommend.
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Hed posted:We have the Dyson Vsomething and have for a year, the kids fight over who gets to vacuum the kitchen when dinner is over. It’s good to tackle quick messes or just give areas a once over. We have the Hoover Linx https://www.costco.com/hoover-linx-cordless-stick-vacuum.product.100601429.html and it's been pretty great. It's the 'budget' Wirecutter recommendation; they recommend the Dyson if you have the money.
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infraboy posted:The cans of Kirkland cold brew appear to have disappeared over the last month or so, making mornings hard, I’ve been getting the 12 packs of Colombo coffee which is a good local product but doesnt quite have the buzz. They disappear frequently at my Costco. Recently, they were moved from the coffee aisle to the canned/bottled beverages isle. My SO loves them for their cold brew concoction along with the Cafe D'avita that appears once in a blue moon.
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fizzymercury posted:I have fine-as-a-baby's hair and it made me all fluffy and adorable. The one I bought on amazon burned out after a few months, but it got shipped rough so I don't think they're normally that fragile. I'm going to get a new one if I see 'em. I too have exceedingly fine hair. It naturally curls a little at the tips though. So this is heartening to hear. Thanks comrades (both you and Gravitee). 
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After around 2 years of Costco being a 1x monthly trip, my wife and I made the decision to start doing the majority of our food shopping there. I am not sure how people raise two young kids while both working full time jobs and not utilize Costco. Also their pre made meals are awesome. A giant tray of Mac cheese for like 10 bucks is amazing. Also ground beef was super cheap and now we have 10 lbs of it
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SchnorkIes posted:How are the frozen meatballs they are a passable quick meal and are one of only a handful of things that my three huge sons will eat. I buy 1-2 bags a month.
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Are those the Italian style frozen meatballs? I remember going over to my dad's house for the first time after he separated from my mom, and that was the only food item in his fridge lol
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DeadFatDuckFat posted:Are those the Italian style frozen meatballs? Yeah I used to think the Trader Joe's frozen section was going to be where I end up once my life collapses but really it's going to be costco
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I throw them frozen italian meatballs in the air fryer for about 7-8 minutes at 400 °F, they come out crispy but juicy. Nice to throw on some pasta or in with cauliflower rice.
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