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Alarbus posted:I feel like $200 is the standard Costco trip. They're undergoing a recall right now: https://www.kingarthurflour.com/voluntaryrecall
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Alarbus posted:Awkward. And we're discussing the recall and e coli outbreak in my food safety class tonight!
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Oct 29, 2019 00:19
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Whenever I sit down on the couch and put the sherpa blanket on my lap, my cat gets wide-eyed and bolts over. She's sitting in my lap, purring and making biscuits. Also I get the huge bag of fresh broccoli, just put some in a tupperware with salt and pepper and microwave it at work. I put the lid on, walk back to my desk, and then it's steamed/crunchy. I get baked tofu at Trader Joe's to go along with it and there's a healthy easy meal with a bunch of sambal on top.
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Nov 7, 2019 04:10
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priznat posted:Went today and got a ton of christmas gifts for the kids, loaded up on the pretty large "squishimals" which are very popular around my house. AND got a pack of squishamal xmas ornaments for the wife. I thought they were the inferior squeezamals but apparently I got the right ones so yay! Do you mean the Squishmallows? Those are the ones at my Costco. They have the weirdest back stories: "Karina the Pink and Grey Calico Cat. Karina is a numbers girl. Her favorite subjects have always been math and science. She plans on using her data expertise as a future computer scientist!" "Zoe the Pink Unicorn. Zoe lives and breathes food. It makes perfect sense since her family owns multiple restaurant businesses in the area. She aspires to become a restaurant owner one day with her cousins, Astrid and Ace."
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Nov 7, 2019 16:05
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TheManWithNoName posted:I think these are them. They are $70 in store, and they have three sizes/weigh limits. I was looking at the Yukon Charlie ones at Costco years ago but saw some mediocre reviews. I ended up buying a pair of Atlas snowshoes at REI for half price at the end of the season instead.
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Nov 10, 2019 17:54
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Welp, it happened anyway: https://twitter.com/azfamily/status/1194017552592076800
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Nov 12, 2019 02:32
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Currently making the mistake of going to church at 2:30pm on a Saturday. Pray for us. Edit: we're at least blessed to be at the first Costco location in Seattle. Parking here is atrocious though. Edit 2: don't go to the Seattle Sodo Costco at 2:30pm on a Saturday. Did acquire salted egg cookies and an ugly Christmas sweater among other things. They had both the $99 and a $550 jamón ibérico, acorn fed. Involuntary Sparkle fucked around with this message at 01:05 on Nov 17, 2019 |
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Nov 16, 2019 23:28
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Pennywise the Frown posted:Well those are 3 words I never expected to see together. Salted egg anything is amazing!
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Nov 17, 2019 01:20
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Chinatown posted:
Oh yeah, I bought that today for a presentation at work next week. I'm hoping it hasn't changed from previous years, it's always been awesome.
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StormDrain posted:An 8oz coffee at Starbucks has like 180, and those are notoriously high in caffeine. Regular home cup is around 100mg, and espresso about 65mg. The 100mg for a home cup is for a 6 oz cup and has no definition of ratio of coffee grounds to water (thanks USDA for making my job harder). 8 oz Pike Place roast at Starbucks is brewed to the SCA ratio and is 155 mg caffeine. These are 11oz so it's not really a wildly different ratio of caffeine to volume of brewed coffee, from an at-home cup. Also cold brew having more caffeine than other methods is largely a myth. People just drink it faster and in larger servings than hot coffee. 
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