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Haven't been to Costco in about ten years, but gave in and got a new membership this weekend. Got a cart full of good stuff (Hello American Vodka) but I have to say the hype over the rotisserie chicken is real, these things are like twice the size of similar chickens at other grocers and a couple bucks less, and man the meat was moist and delicious.
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pentyne posted:Also found my new favorite, by far, beef jerky. The Snake River Farms wagyu jerky is great, a little salty, but has almost no sugar in it. Almost put this in my cart but I was already over budget. Will grab a bag next time.
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Jun 21, 2021 23:16
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Johnny Truant posted:strawberry rhubarb is the best Noosa This is the way.
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Jul 29, 2021 18:41
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Barry posted:Ito En is the best green tea, I love it. Absolutely, hard to find a green tea that isn't oversweetened. I haven't seen these at my local Costco but I'll keep an eye out, buying them at Fred Meyer for two bucks a pop isn't very cost efficient.
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Aug 3, 2021 16:51
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So the Costco carne asada is legit. Also grab the Kirkland "organic chunky guacamole" it comes in those little single-serving containers, about one per burrito, it's one of the best premade guacs I've found, I just add some lime to it and it's about perfect, and it has the benefit over your regular homemade guac because unlike the standard 'cado which is always dictating the timeline, like, I'm ripe now and use me within the chosen day or I start to turn to trash, these lil tubs are good when you are ready. Also these carne packs are generous, so use some for breakfast burritos with cheese, pico and your choice of hot sauce - which is Cholula of course because the church has two--packs of this mystical sauce at a very good price.
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Nov 21, 2021 06:34
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Chinatown posted:My opinion on pre-made manufactured guac is that its gross as hell. Normally I would 100% agree but I pointed these out because they are the exception to the rule. Another question was how long they last, dunno, at least a month or two, the pack I bought like two weeks ago says use by Dec 26.
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Nov 22, 2021 02:47
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Those chicken melt things are surprisingly good. Basic but a good snack you can nuke for a minute and be like, huh, this is decent. ***chicken melt snipe they good buy em and see only like eleven bux***
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Nov 25, 2021 06:02
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Enos Cabell posted:Chicken bakes are too bready and bland for my taste. Hot sauce would help probably but they just aren't very good. Yep, too much bread. They weren't awful but I'm not buying them again.
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Dec 15, 2021 00:28
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So yesterday, first time ever, I got a rotisserie chicken that was ... just ... not good. Dry, bland, I don't know wtf happened but it's shaken me to my core.
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Mar 27, 2022 03:03
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xdice posted:Turn the leftovers into soup, and the carcass into stock? Yeah good idea.
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Mar 27, 2022 04:24
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FogHelmut posted:Lorissa's Kitchen Original Tender Beef Steak Strips are good. Great texture, intense beefy flavor, mildly seasoned, small hint of smoke. Top tier beef jerky for me, but you might be expecting more salt. Just picked up a bag last week, good price on sale. I don't think I'd call it top tier jerky, but it's pretty good.
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Jul 13, 2022 18:43
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We found Bitchin Sauce to be best when cut with some sour cream and heated with chunks from the rotisserie chicken tossed in. Really good dip at that point with some tortilla chips.
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Jul 15, 2022 18:51
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