rollingsound
New member
So yeah I finally got my Costco membership after realizing the produce is actually pretty damn good and cheap, but what's the other good stuff I should be taking advantage of that's not obvious. Awares me please
Finally got Costco membership. MR, awares me of the good stuff
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Trupower Distribution
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It's good if you have a big family and buy food in bulk, or if you can freeze things. Depending on your style they sometimes put nice clothing out with good pricing. It's also 3 cents cheaper a liter for gas.
rollingsound
New member
I've been buying 2 weeks worth of salmon, chicken breast and steak and freezer bagging it into single servings, just throw a bag into the fridge every night to defrost for next day or on the fly just do the bowl and cold running water method and it's ready in 30 minutes
Trupower Distribution
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Their meat is really good quality and the muffins are the best. Also the polish sausages they sell at the resto with saurkraut and mustard is amazing.
rollingsound
New member
I have celiac disease so I can't do the muffins but I've found some good GF stuff which is awesome
ToxicBug
New member
Costco has a lot of good deals, but some are better than others. If you want to make the most of it, take pictures of the price stickers and compare them to other stores you shop at.
I try to buy all my groceries there because it's convenient, but here are the best deals I found so far that are part of my bi-weekly grocery list.
Ocean's Wild Pink Salmon
It's $9.59 for 6 x 213g cans that yield around 172g each (drained). That's $9.29/kg for Pink Salmon that's already cooked. The only ingredients in it is salmon and salt, no other preservatives.
Also, the Burnbrae Farms eggs are really cheap, $3.59 for 18 (extra large, 58g each). That's $2.39 per dozen.
Carrots are $6.49 for 4.54 kg ($1.43/kg).
You can also get the Kikkoman Soy sauce for $5.49 for 1.81L. Get a Kikkoman glass bottle dispenser from Walmart for $2 (with soy sauce) and use the jug to refill it.
I try to buy all my groceries there because it's convenient, but here are the best deals I found so far that are part of my bi-weekly grocery list.
Ocean's Wild Pink Salmon
It's $9.59 for 6 x 213g cans that yield around 172g each (drained). That's $9.29/kg for Pink Salmon that's already cooked. The only ingredients in it is salmon and salt, no other preservatives.
Also, the Burnbrae Farms eggs are really cheap, $3.59 for 18 (extra large, 58g each). That's $2.39 per dozen.
Carrots are $6.49 for 4.54 kg ($1.43/kg).
You can also get the Kikkoman Soy sauce for $5.49 for 1.81L. Get a Kikkoman glass bottle dispenser from Walmart for $2 (with soy sauce) and use the jug to refill it.
rollingsound
New member
I'm starting to feel like I was being molested by Loblaws
ToxicBug
New member
x2 on this. The 52-pack of disposable Gillette Sensor when it's on sale at like $4 off is awesome.
Also, Irish Spring soap and Clear Care lens solution.
Cyclonicks
Well-known member
la litière pour chats est imbattable
tant le prix que l'efficacité
tant le prix que l'efficacité
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SeCuRi[T]
New member
DE razor is cheaper (and better).
Le pain (ciabatta en pack de 16 pour genre 5$, croissants), le fromage (feta, parmesan), les oeufs, la viande pour sa qualité, la litière à chat, les barres tendres, le linge, les livres, les essuie glace, les batteries d'auto, les céréales, le bacon, le gruau, le sucre/cassonade, arizona ice tea, les pizza Kirkland (celle au fromage est débile, 4 pour 10$), les yogouts.
Prends quand même le temps de magasiner, c'est pas tout qui vaut la peine.
SeCuRi[T]
New member
M'excuse mais j'ai pas 20 minutes pour me raser.
Envoyé de mon HTC One en utilisant Tapatalk
C'est pratiquement le même temps... La seule différence, c'est que je me suis rendu compte à quel point la crème/savon à raser c'est important.
Je "face lather" avec un Arko stick, ca me prends 1-2 minutes de plus...
