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Water 8oz bottles
Cheeses: Fresh Mozarella (twin pack), Parmesan, Compte And Butter! |
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Marcona almonds
Baguette Roto chick Water Their whole turkey breast for sandwiches Frozen riced cauliflower Chicken sausages |
| Oh yeah and love their almond butter |
Are you sure about that? They offered me the executive membership yesterday but it was $60 upgrade (double the regular membership amount) and 2% back. |
Ha! Accurate |
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Flats of LaCroix sparkling water
The individually portioned containers (sold as set of 12) of sectioned, segmented grapefruit in refrig aisle Starbucks Via coffee The giant jars of capers Goldfish Honest Company shampoo / body wash |
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Fake Kind bars
Prime top sirloin steaks |
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I doubt it would only cost $200, more like $350 but I only go every couple months.
rotis chicken grass fed ground beef 3 pack salmon chicken thighs tomatoes 2 milks butter (I freeze it) full fat yogurt (coconut and strawberry) prunes tuna fish cookies frozen strawberries jarred mangoes granola bars (several kinds) mini wheats Cheerios granola |
"Hubs" ?????? |
| I don't belong to Costco but I love their bamboo rollers! |
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Did you have to spend all your question marks before midnight, PP? Yes, I typed out a response quickly and idiomatically. I do not refer to him Dearest Husband IRL, but I have been known to jokingly refer to him as "the hubs."
I truly hope you are able to recover from the shock of reading that on a forum in a post about Costco shopping and that you can go on to live a normal life. |
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Eye glasses, contacts, sunglasses, candy, chocolates, socks, underwear, clothes, books, pots and pans, disposable chafing dishes, burners, disposable plates-cups-silverware-tablecloths-dinner napkins. Laundry, dishwashing and cleaning products, dog food, dog treats, dog beds. Flooring, recessed lights, folding chairs and tables, towels, bedding, pillows, carpets, art, mirror, vacuum, plants and bulbs, miracle grow potting soil, gardening hose, birthday cakes, cookies, baked goods, dips, salads, cheese, butter, oil, cereal, fruits, produce, amazing chicken soup from the deli section, rotisserie chicken, onions, potatoes, water, fruits, veggies, nuts, a whole bunch of frozen pre made foods, frozen appetizer, via starbucks coffee, tea, sugar, baking mix, cans of chickpeas, tomato paste, condensed milk, spices (black pepper mostly), organic chicken, shrimp, vinegar, baking powder, chia seeds, hemp hearts, organic dals, fridge section - seaweed salad, california rolls, soups, party platter, appetizers, gift baskets for work, vitamins and supplements, personal care products - sanitary napkins, olay products, deodorant, shaving cream, blades, q-tips, toothpaste, soaps, toilet paper, tissue boxes, batteries and light bulbs, ul items for donations, cookie trays and desserts for parties, skin care products, bagged veggies, naked juice, umbrellas, christmas gifts, tires, furniture, grill, outdoors playset, grill,gas, luggage, electronics, cell phones. milk, eggs, bread.
We first check at costco before we buy most anything. |
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Yes:
Canadian bacon (so much cheaper) Tub of cream cheese (doesn't go bad and we eventually finish it) Dishwasher tabs Laundry detergent Bread Eggs Milk Apples, Grapes Chicken breasts Circl cheeses and string cheeses Frozen pastas Yogurts Toothpaste -- pronamel Kirkland trash bags Frozen goat (not really for me -- but they do sell whole goats in wheat or gaithersberg I believe) Booze (Mostly biweekly but some are more like monthly) No: Bananas (why bother) Broccoli bag (too much) Bagels (they get moldy fast) Cereal (not great prices and limited selection) Any squishy fruits like peaches or plums -- tend to go bad/moldy |
Sorry, forgot to add - fresh baked pizzas for birthday parties, at home parties, school events, block parties and office parties. Love their hot dogs and italian sausage and ice cream that is served at their eatery. Backpacks, lunch boxes and stationary for back to school. |
Wine. Lots of it. |