First time I've seen this. Most excellent.
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First time I've seen this. Most excellent.
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Dammit... I'm just about out of bougie cheese, too.
Bougie cheese at working man prices is one of the very best parts of Costco. Can't wait for the black label 20-month gouda that comes around at the holidays.
eta: Decided to check the website to see if they have that gouda online. They don't, but you can buy an entire 72 lb wheel of Parm
https://www.costco.com/whole-wheel-p...100096211.html
Citterio genoa and provolone - 6/$10 at Diamond Costco [South Anchorage] - "individual" packaging is "Italian", but the salami and cheese is good, keeps at least 3 days in a backpack in moderate temps, you get a lot of sausage and cheese for your $10, and 2 of them is more fat and protein calories than a $10 Mountain House.
A dirtbag's dee lite. Or a backup plan in the breakroom fridge.
I've been sorely tempted more than once... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
My Costco hasn't had the 505 Hatch green chile salsa for over a month and it's really pissing me off.
They sell a 2 pak in San Diego that is a Red and Green salsa which are damn good. I inhaled the red one.
Some day I want one of those whole Jamons to go with the bougie cheese. They pretty regularly mark down the $100 Serranos to $50 when they don't sell them all before Christmas...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
But what I really want is the true Jamon Iberico: https://www.costco.com/covap%C2%A0ja...100519895.html Acorn fed, 3-year aged, pure bougie absurdity.
$550 is already "cheap" for a whole iberico leg, but I've heard stories of people getting those for half price...just need to find a store that decides to stock them but can't actually sell them.
You and me both. Jamons, prosciutto, and bougie cheese are my weaknesses. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by singlesline
The Kirkland wool socks are better than most. They last me longer than most of my fancy Darn Tough socks. Those things fall apart.
I have had the exact opposite experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Name Redacted
If your Darn Toughs are falling apart, have you asked for replacements? Lifetime warranty.
Yeah, my Costco still has a ton of the Serrano and I keep waiting for it to drop. No Iberico here. Serrano gets you 90% of the way, but that 10% is part of the magic of Iberico.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
No, I'm not gonna bother mailing socks in for replacement. I know they'd take care of them, but most were given to me as a gift (because I don't buy them). But yeah, all my darn tough socks get holes in them in weird places around the ankles. The excessive paddling in the toes is also annoying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Kirkland Wool Socks winter time daily driver FTW [/cool kid TGR speak]
Darn Tough socks pretty much suck if you ask me. But yeah Costco. Snacks, coffee, laundry detergent, TP, frozen fish, english muffins and so on. I only go if I'm driving by (Eagle or Lakewood) but its well worth it.
What do I want? To be able to get in and out this Thursday without it being a total nightmare this close to turkey day.
RE: socks, avoid the Avalanche Outdoor supply company thick wool socks. Just looking at them causes a hole to appear.
Buy the ones without the padding at the toes?Quote:
Originally Posted by Name Redacted
I know, I know, I’m giving you shit. I like darn toughs, but wool socks in general just are not as durable as other fiber socks no matter how much non-wool they put in there.
Just want to add I also am big believer in the Kirkland wool socks. I always pick up a pack when I’m back in the states
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Originally Posted by Bunion 2020
I don't know, I've got a couple pairs of Smartwool hiking socks that are still going strong after probably 20 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by plugboots
They're not in your part of the country, but Wegmans -- regional supermarket chain in upstate NY and Mid Atlantic -- regularly stocks Iberico ham. The only reason I know this is I saw it prominently displayed a few months ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by phatty
Connection to Costco? If there's a Costco there's usually a Wegmans near by. They chase the same demographic.
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Originally Posted by wkd-rdr
Salsa de molcajete?!?
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Third/Fourthed on the KS sock! But I need a new pack. I've got some that I bought back in '08 that still see daily use for half the year.Quote:
Originally Posted by beer30
I ate a jar of red after work last night. Not out of the ordinary.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Shit is good.
The green is good, but not eat entire jar in 1 swipe good.
I’m sorry. I have it on good authority that it’s called “Wegners“Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobody Famous