Landed in Maui at 7:45 and the Costco here is open til 8:30. Grabbed a five pack of chocolate covered macadamias for various gifts, a case of local beer for us, and a couple of $1.50 hotdogs for the cheapest meal we’ve had all week.
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Landed in Maui at 7:45 and the Costco here is open til 8:30. Grabbed a five pack of chocolate covered macadamias for various gifts, a case of local beer for us, and a couple of $1.50 hotdogs for the cheapest meal we’ve had all week.
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This is the way.
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Hell yeah. Probably less per pound than the trash at the supermarket, too. No worries about something that salty spoiling before you finish it.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
I need to find the crunchy sriracha edamame again.
These things are the bomb. $25 online. Bought mine for $20 in store a couple weeks ago. Perfect beach blanket, picnic blanket, etc. not wool, but some sort of water resistant nylonAttachment 411248
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Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
Nice patio buzz. Did you DIY or contract it out? If you contracted pls send me who did it kind sir. The wife and I are looking to do something similar
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Contracted. Whole backyard replacement. I’ll send you a PM. And thanks! We do love it.Quote:
Originally Posted by happytimefunbox
Costco used to carry Bulgarian feta, very good, creamier and not as crumblyQuote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
Maui Costco was my first experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
Mandatory on the island.
Is there still a Krispy Kreme nearby?
These were an impulse buy recently and holy shit are they good.
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fuck off those look good.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Just make sure you take a handful or two and hide the bag afterwards.
Have you ever wished your Thin Mints had just a touch of salt to go the savory-sweet chocolate? Well, wish no more.
F'that ! Go with some local malasadas if you want some fried dough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
WTF? I hope there were a bunch of Girl Scouts picketing outside since Costco's trying to horn in on their business. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
The Girl Scouts are in on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Oh, I know the Girl Scouts of America is, but how are all those little girls going to sell their 500 boxes of cookies with Costco getting in on the action?Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
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There is, but…Quote:
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I wish there was a Leonard’s on MauiQuote:
Originally Posted by fatnslow
Made some Alaskan Krystal burgers with Kings Hawaiian bread last week. Fuck yes I understand I took minutes off my life eating imitation White Castle. Call the poe lease.
'Pizza' is probably a bridge too far but these aren't bad as a circle-shaped cheesy snack.
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Toilet paper effect took hold and I went limit on Rao's.
I was wondering this too. Why should I pay $5 for 15 little cookies when I can get this giant bag for $10? They're just as good if not better too.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Oh yeah, it's the principle...
I always have those in the freezer. Easy dinner.Quote:
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This won't last a week.
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I do not understand kimchi. What do you put it on/eat it with?
Yes.Quote:
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Make your own. And it goes exceptionally well with all the things. I ferment it a gallon at a time.
I eat it right out of the jugQuote:
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Get jjigae with it.
Well, I don’t understand K-pop, but I do like kimchi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jax
A fork.Quote:
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It's $6 for 43 oz. I'd be into it at least half that just in ingredients, well worth the convenience cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
It's actually fun to tweak. There are many types of chi, most people are used to the napa version. Krautchi is fantastic too. And yes, I made that up so google probably won't work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
Almost anything. Easiest thing I do is hash browns with a couple of fried eggs and kimchi.Quote:
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For some things, even Costco quantity doesn’t suffice.Quote:
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How do you guys eat it straight? Is it temp dependent? Quality?
Usually if I get too much without some other texture involved it feels too much like
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Realized I've had this cookset for about a year now. I'm a reasonably able cook and have dug it. If you've got a piecemeal collection of great cookware, no need. But it often goes on sale to about ~$175 where it replaced most of my meh pieces (everything except one non-stick for eggs and collection of cast irons) with far better.
Also a nice gift to someone who is getting into cooking more, a kiddo, etc.
https://www.costco.com/tramontina-12...100809273.html
Wirecutter also likes it. Costco set is same line that they review, only difference is some internal etchings for volume.
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/r...-cookware-set/
Maybe you aren’t cut out for kimchiQuote:
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I've never eaten water buffalo. I want to though.
Also eat it by the fork. I have a jar in the fridge that is kind of tough like it wasn't fermented long enough or whatever magic happens to make kimchi kimchi. Not an issue with the previous jar.Quote:
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