your costco shopping list

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

I could have written this list for our household too. We love Costco for quality and prices.

[Anonymous]

Daves killer bread
Milk
Eggs
Diapers
Butter
Paper towels
Tp
Clementines
Salad mixes
Goldfish
Almonds
Pecans
Contact fluid
Oatmeal
Pb
Strawberry jam

[Anonymous]

Sliced provolone
Kerrygold butter
Organic hummus
Bagged salad mixes
Tub of organic spinach
Frozen wild salmon
Frozen stir fry vegetable mix
Frozen berries for smoothies or snacking
Organic eggs
Choc chip cookies or All-American choc cake
Rotisserie chicken (trying to cut this out because of high sodium content)
Baby formula
Baby wipes
Costco brand stool softener (sorry TMI, but if you're a Colace user, check it out!)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Organic eggs
Lifeway kefir
avocados
berries
mini cucumbers
tomatoes
mushrooms
Kirkland tuna
PB
Mixed nuts jar
cheese crisps (like crackers, but made 100% of cheese)
popcorn
frozen wild salmon
Kirkland shampoo and conditioner. Phenomenal. Like $8-10/huge bottle. I've read it's Pureology who makes it for Kirkland, which would retail multiples higher. Works so well, is vegan, no sulfates, etc.

Ooh I saw the shampoo and was wondering about it. I will have to try it now. One thing I was hesitant about was the silicone content. Do you find that it builds up on your hair after a few days?

[Anonymous]

Their Artichoke Hearts are AWESOME and like $8 for two massive jars. Also a good deal on the Roasted Red Peppers.
Olive Oil
WINE!
Multigrain Cheerios
Coffee
Fiber One Bars and Granola Bars

[Anonymous]

Five pound tubs of plain, full fat yogurt
Milk
Fruit (berries, bananas)
Dave's Killer Bread
Party platter of small cheese slices
Frozen meat and fish
Chicken salad
Coffee
Wine
Rotisserie chicken
Paper household goods
Whatever other staples and impulse buys we see
Diapers

Absolutely going to try those cheese crisps next time. Where do you find them?