wipes
TP
paper towels
paper napkins
Kleenex
cherry tomatoes
canned tomatoes
red peppers
sugar snap peas
juice boxes
apple juice
OJ
grape juice
K cups
coffeemate
hummus
pesto
pasta
shredded cheese
fresh mozz logs
fresh mozz balls in oil
romaine
cucumbers
baby carrots
raspberries
strawberries
watermelon
grapes
lemons
tortillas
tortilla chips
snickedy snacks
pretzel thins
goldfish
sliced sandwich bread
chocolate chip cookies
dishwasher tabs
ziplock bags
flank steak
soy sauce
honey
fete cheese
frozen broccoli
frozen pizza
sliced American cheese
sour cream
hot dogs
bacon
cold cuts
Boca burgers
white trash bags

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I spent $1200.

I didn't think I had bought that much, just some food, a few clothes for the kids, trash bags...

$1200 is impressive! When I go and spend $400 I have a minor heart attack.

$200 and I have a minor heart attack. $1200 would be a full one

Yes, but you'd recover quickly when you realized what your household income must be to afford that many groceries!

Op here. Loved looking into your carts

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They have this jarred pesto sauce... Heavenly.

What brand?

Kirkland. It's AMAZING and well priced.

- Salmon (wild caught, fresh)
- Cherries
-Strawberries
- Packing tape
-Plastic bins
- Got my tire fixed
-Brita pitcher
- sea salt
- plastic wrap
- asparagus

Strawberries
Raspberries
potatoes
garlic
onions
maple syrup
Krustez pancake mix
breakfast sausage
bacon
romaine lettuce
pork chops
ny steak
kind bars
organic frozen berries
organic frozen mango


I go about once every 45 days or so to stock up.

Kosher chicken breast
Kosher ground beef
Kosher brisket
Formula
Wipes
Toilet paper
Paper towels
ziplock bags
Gummy fruit snacks
Pretzels
Cheese Danish
Corn muffins
Individual Hummus containers ( snack size- awesome for preschool lunch boxes)
Lox
OJ
Eggs
Cream cheese
Coke
Glass bottles of frappachino
Gateraide
Strawberries
Apples
Peaches
Dried apricots
tuna fish
Maple syrup

Ground turkey, organic chicken breast, organic ground beef (we had to restock our meat, that was the reason we went), toilet paper, frozen snacks, and pull ups.

And we came away with lots of samples.

Anonymous wrote:They have this jarred pesto sauce... Heavenly.

What brand?

Anonymous wrote:Never stepped in the place, even though one of the new ones is 5 minutes away.

I hyperventilate in Ikea, so I can't imagine what a Costco would do to me. Don't you end up buying great quantities of things you don't need?

No, you end up buying great quantities of things you need.

Never stepped in the place, even though one of the new ones is 5 minutes away.

I hyperventilate in Ikea, so I can't imagine what a Costco would do to me. Don't you end up buying great quantities of things you don't need?

Formula, steaks, cheese, pork chops, hummus, applesauce, cat litter, ziplock bags, nicotine gum, trail mix, clothes for clothing drives at shelters, wine, Cheerios.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I spent $1200.

I didn't think I had bought that much, just some food, a few clothes for the kids, trash bags...

$1200 is impressive! When I go and spend $400 I have a minor heart attack.

$200 and I have a minor heart attack. $1200 would be a full one

I have only seen vanilla almond milk. Do they have the regular?

Anonymous wrote:
Almond Milk

Where did you buy it? I thought they pulled it 3-4 months ago. Please tell me it's back!