Costco hotdog onions

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can ask the concession stand for onions. They have them behind the counter.

Not enough to match the picture.

Just ask for two containers.

What if it's 1.5 containers of onions and I have to waste 0.5 a container?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People who make special stops at Costco on vacation in Hawaii to get hot dogs for lunch are, well, rhymes with mash.

Hawaii Costcos are awesome! Don’t bother with the tourist traps for local food and gifts—go straight to Costco and save big! You won’t leave with just hotdogs and a soda, trust me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They still do carry them, and the hot peppers. You just have to ask when you get your food. They keep them in individual containers now.

Ask? People demand to serve themselves and are wasteful. This saves us all money.

[Anonymous]

Have you had the cookies yet? OMG

Order one and thank me later

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They still do carry them, and the hot peppers. You just have to ask when you get your food. They keep them in individual containers now.

Ask? People demand to serve themselves and are wasteful. This saves us all money.

So? They aren't fraudulently advertising them. They still carry them. Heaven forbid you must interact with a service person to get your free onions!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can ask the concession stand for onions. They have them behind the counter.

Not enough to match the picture.

Just ask for two containers.

What if it's 1.5 containers of onions and I have to waste 0.5 a container?

Find an onion buddy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They still do carry them, and the hot peppers. You just have to ask when you get your food. They keep them in individual containers now.

Ask? People demand to serve themselves and are wasteful. This saves us all money.

So? They aren't fraudulently advertising them. They still carry them. Heaven forbid you must interact with a service person to get your free onions!

Paid, not free

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can ask the concession stand for onions. They have them behind the counter.

Not enough to match the picture.

I hope you carry breath mints.

That would defeat the purpose!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People who make special stops at Costco on vacation in Hawaii to get hot dogs for lunch are, well, rhymes with mash.

You go to Costco on the way in from the airport, for muffins and that canned fruit lunch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They still do carry them, and the hot peppers. You just have to ask when you get your food. They keep them in individual containers now.

Ask? People demand to serve themselves and are wasteful. This saves us all money.

So? They aren't fraudulently advertising them. They still carry them. Heaven forbid you must interact with a service person to get your free onions!

Paid, not free

You don't pay for the onions. Or the mustard. Or the ketchup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They still do carry them, and the hot peppers. You just have to ask when you get your food. They keep them in individual containers now.

Ask? People demand to serve themselves and are wasteful. This saves us all money.

So? They aren't fraudulently advertising them. They still carry them. Heaven forbid you must interact with a service person to get your free onions!

Paid, not free

You don't pay for the onions. Or the mustard. Or the ketchup.

Or try bun, or the frank. You pay for the receipt, and it comes with all tht free food!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They still do carry them, and the hot peppers. You just have to ask when you get your food. They keep them in individual containers now.

Ask? People demand to serve themselves and are wasteful. This saves us all money.

So? They aren't fraudulently advertising them. They still carry them. Heaven forbid you must interact with a service person to get your free onions!

Paid, not free

You don't pay for the onions. Or the mustard. Or the ketchup.

Or try bun, or the frank. You pay for the receipt, and it comes with all tht free food!

Nah, you pay for the hot dog and the cup/pop. The rest is actually free.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People who make special stops at Costco on vacation in Hawaii to get hot dogs for lunch are, well, rhymes with mash.

Did you see my family do this last week? We needed to get gas and honestly after eating a week of expensive Hawaii food, my spouse and teen son just wanted that Costco hot dog. Costco Hawaii actually has awesome fresh sushi so my daughter and I got that, though. It was yummy. Hawaiians love Costco and certainly don’t turn their nose up at the great price on that hot dog! And if you’re in Hawaii for a week or more, it’s not like every single meal needs to be “special.”

[Anonymous]

They have it, but you have to ask.

[Anonymous]

I don't know, but I will admit to wondering about this, lol.