Y'all are gonna get fat eating all that Costco stuff.
I like the paper plates. My BIL gets us paper plates there.
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Y'all are gonna get fat eating all that Costco stuff.
I like the paper plates. My BIL gets us paper plates there.
Recently ours had 6-packs of imported Italian San Marzano whole tomatoes. I should have gotten more... 'cause they're sure to be out next time I'm there.
Northrock fat tire bike! I have enjoyed the heck out of mine for the 299 I spent on it.
Rib Eye. The Costco Choice are better than my local Prime at half the price.
Are they blister wrapped in 3-pack?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cruiser
No sir. Sold as singles. Some kids were riding one down the aisle earlier today. Those crazy kids...
Price was up to 349 tho
Kirkland single malt scotch. The 22 and 23 year are great for the price. If you drink apple cider vinegar they have the best price around.
Struggling to take scotch advice from someone who drinks apple cider vinegarQuote:
Originally Posted by Grange
Get the organic ones if they have them. The best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
There is no such thing as farmed steelhead. That's basically an oxymoron. It's just trout.
I don't even fish and I know that. Partly because someone was being cantankerous about it at my local branch.
Steelhead are ocean going trout that are fished for up river in freshwater, right? Therefore, by definition, if they are penned in, they are just trout.
Booze, beer, coffee, fleece pajama bottoms and new car tires. Maybe a new laptop and an espresso maker while she's at it. I guess that 65" TV Tippy mentioned might not be a bad idea either.
I'm loving the one I got 2 weeks ago. (Tippy?)Quote:
Originally Posted by gravitylover
2nded on the Kirkland olive oil, especially the organic EVOO in the brown bottle.
Woodsy isn't much of a red meat eater so that leaves more of the Ribeye deliciousness for the rest of us.
Winning strategy to stay skinny. How do they taste?Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
The normal width plastic wrap in the restaurant style box with the sliding cutter.
One of them there Li battery car jump starters. Those are money! I am seriously amazed by what they can do. Mine has started a car that we couldn't start by jumping it with any of our other cars or even the plugin battery charger. FKNA!
Good job Stuckie. That one usually slips past people. With very rare exception store bought "steelhead" is farmed rainbow trout. If its marketed as Columbia River steelhead then its farmed in the Columbia above Rufus Woods dam.Quote:
Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn
A steelhead is a rainbow that goes to the ocean.
Signed your neighborhood fish biologist who is always the obnoxious asshole who gives this spiel any time someone mentions buying steelhead.
I'll check out the Kirkland Scotches next time I'm at Costco.
It's probably a good thing for me (or at least my wallet) that my local Costco can't sell liquor, but come on, Montana!
:)Quote:
Originally Posted by John_B
Here in CO, only *one* Costco location can sell liquor. Fortunately, it's *my* local one that has been chosen. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn
I have not seen this at my costco, but I have this and it is so money, everyone should have one in their car.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
I was REAL drunk when I opened a package of this and broke the cutter, and now I have been living with my mistake for going on five years. Seems like I have at least another 5 before it's gone. Fuck that's a lotta plastic wrap.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
As a guy who unfortunately knows more about the Montana liquor laws than just about anyone outside the people in the Alcoholic Beverage Control division at the DOR, I can assure you this law is not changing anytime soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/8b/24...116256a3e4.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by RootSkier
Watch - I'll break the cutter on our box later today. :mad:
I believe this. But I wish it would for two reasons- being able to buy liquor at Costco, and port at Topper’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by RootSkier
Them plastic vats of kalamata olives go way too fast if your favorite pair of jubblies are connected to a Greek lady like mine are.
I have that exact model - stays charged for a really long time. Another model I bought drains a little soon for my taste.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Saved my ass from a dead battery at a trailhead. I have also avoided having to move my car around to give people a jump-start. I just grab the battery backup and minutes later, they are off. Have one in every car now.
Kirkland boxer briefs, canned tomatos, big bag o rice, engrish muffins( most of right into freezer), wine and booze, dog food and dog jerky, dried mangos, kids puffy jackets for 20 bucks, and good quality meat to butcher and freeze.
Fucking best plastic wrap on the god damned planet. Sticks everytime. I don't have a Costco so had to do sam's. Haven't run out of the kirkland yet, but hope the sam's stuff is at least better than the saran brand which sucks ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
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Pierogi if you can find them, smoked sliced salmon is good for sandwiches on the go.
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exactly. and seeing this reminded me that I need one for my wife's car, so just bought another (same model as I linked but not from that link, as there was one $20 cheaper from another seller on amazon).Quote:
Originally Posted by HappyCamper
I wised up, if i know how it got there, Tippy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tippster
Let's not forget socks. Allergy medication too if you require it.
5 years??? Shit. I probably use way too much then. It take me about a year per roll. Partly because it is way too easy. Leftovers on a plate? Bam! Can't find the lid for the plastic container because I broke the cardinal rule and didn't find a lid first? Bam! Kid won't stay still at dinner? Bam! Wait, what? Ok, so that last one was just an idle threat when thing #3 was a lot younger and used to drum on the table constantly at dinner while half out of his seat and half in my lap.Quote:
Originally Posted by RootSkier
Living dangerous.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Redwood Trees.
ricola
kirkland brand beef jerky
manchego
cosco hand truck
Some years ago, I saw Chateau Petrus at Costco. 900 a bottle. Good price at the time.
And Grillo’s kick butt!
Boxer briefs
Nut bars
Huge bags or caramel and cheddar popcorn
Mega jars of Kalamata olives
Keep those jump packs good and charged. I topped ours off and tossed it in the car. Needed it a year later and it didn’t have enough charge to jump the car. Still awesome though, and double as a charging block when camping.
Heh sorry, I was thinking of your absinthe thread years ago with E and that's what my fingers typed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tippster
See he does it too ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by Woodsy
I have a google calendar reminder once a month to charge it.Quote:
Originally Posted by bagtagley
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/50/10...788f5fbf1f.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by riser3
That’s more than the wife can handle so hers just stays plugged-in in the car now.