I get toilet paper, big bag of organic kale, crunchy rice rolls, big bag of individually wrapped chicken and tilapia, big bag of lemons, distilled vinegar, organic celery and carrot bags, individual portions of hummos and guac, organic salsa and sometimes one of their cakes. I think it's worth it -but then again I'm on my Mom's membership
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Yup. Food-saver vacuum sealed bags. I pack 40 lb of ground beef in one go, from Cost co. 20lb of pork chops, etc. keeps it like new |
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I've found if there are a few regular items you buy that are a good deal at Costco, it makes it easily worth it. for us its:
Fage yogurt- $6 for a bigger container than the biggest one from HT, WF, Wegman's, etc. and less expensive by a couple bucks San pellegrino sodas - only place i found that sells in a case. at grocery stores you'd have to by a bunch of expensive 6-packs Nesquik (my guilty pleasure) - $6 for a huge container...to get the equal amount from any grocery store would easily be over $15 Walnuts and almonds - way cheaper than anywhere else I've found Organic olive oil - same as above Cascade or Kirkland brand dishwashing tabs - also cheap when we had infants, formula was a huge savings Costco baby wipes Rotisserie chicken at $5 is a steal 2 giant logs of goat cheese for like $6...again would be >$10 for that much in the grocery store Then they have some really high quality and/or unique products: The 'superfood' salad with kale, berries, sunflower seeds, etc is awesome and cheap. can be dinner a couple nights a week Ribeye steaks are the best in town Spices are really good and a good price fresh baked french bread Many Kirkland Signature wines Many of their 'premium' cheeses Lastly, if you are on the fence, wait until you have to make a major purchase on electronics or new tires for your car. the membership pays for itself in one felled swoop |
| I live right by the Mt. Vernon Costco and I'm loving it. |