/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15062062
BOOZE. Cheap as FUCK.
Don't even need to be a member in some states. Look this up. They're obligated by law to sell it to you in some states without a membership.

Olive oil

>>15062062
batteries

>>15062062
They have their own brand of vodka for $14 for 1.75.

>>15062062
beeg popcorn bag

very nice snack

>>15062081
>>15062078
>>15062068
Booze is a given. Olive oil and batteries are good suggestions

>>15062062
>kirkland american vodka
>foster farms frozen chicken patties
>kirkland frozen pepperoni pizza
>croissants
>danishes
>cheerios cinnamon oat crunch
>milk for the cheerios

>>15062086
...which is still $4 more than anyone should be paying for vodka.

>>15062062
Do you live in a state where Costco has a liquor section?

>>15062062
Costco isnt worth it if you’re a single dude

>>15062093
?!, costco vodka is as cheap as you can get and.still.be drinkeable

one thing i MUST say dont buy produce from them unless you have a big family it will just go bad in two days..... seriously tho check the produce before you buy it sometimes its all ready molded for some reason there shit just goes bad fast

>>15062106
You would fail a double blind test trying to reliably identify a $10 handle of vodka against $40+ 750ml bottles of vodka.

>>15062111
Checked. They have good strawberries

>>15062111
Yes I bought avocados from them, only fresh thing I purchased besides a bunch of steak. The steak im not too worried about, but the avocados are already soft af and idk what to do, I need to use them immediately. That was a bad move.

Everything else I got (frozen soup, korean ramen, madelines, frozen veg, juice) were good purchases

>>15062106
t. person drinking Costco vodka right now

>>15062118
Sorry sir. I wish ypu were right. I drink Svedka and sams and costco. The cheaper shit starts tasting bad.

>>15062062
10lbs box of Quaker oats -$9.99
80oz jar of Adam's Peanut Butter shack.
Whole block parmesan, sun dried tomatoes packed in olive oil, basically any long life pantry items. Also the kirkland seasoning blend is a great lazy kitchen hack.
And it's a good place to get socks and underwear.

>>15062135
>The cheaper shit starts tasting bad.
Expectation bias is a bitch.

>>15062125
Im boozed out on svedka

>>15062137
This is the kind of stuff I'm looking for. Where can I find the Adams Peanut Butter? What is it? I'm looking more for shelf-stable pantry items like this.

>>15062139
Dont be a retard. Super shitty vodka is garbage. Just because you are a contrarion and barely drink does not change the facts.

>>15062123
ya thats the prob with Costco for a reg person 1-2 avocados is fine but unless you own a restaurant Costco 10 pack of avocados or what ever is just a dumb buy

>>15062167
besides """"taste"""" whats the difference between cheap and expensive?

I've always been confused by Costco, Sam's Club, etc. They do have some good deals, but 95% of the products there aren't actually any cheaper than getting it at a regular grocery store. They just sell it in bulk. If you compare the price per weight, it's often significantly worse. Their meat and cheese are particularly bad.

>>15062111
their spinach is ridiculous. at the grocery store i get a 1 lb clamshell of spinach and it lasts in there for a few weeks, even a week past its best by date. i get the spinach at costco that's literally more than twice as much for almost half the price and it rots within a few days of opening. basically have to immediately blanch and freeze it all

>>15062167
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCrKjZrg-eA
Concession accepted.

>>15062164
It should be in with the other dry and canned goods, last time I had a membership it was $8.99 I think. Keep in kind it's natural PB so you'll have to stir it (store it upside down for a day or two first).

OP whatever you do dont buy junk food or impulse buys of perishable goods. This is a trap a lot of people fall into, if you buy like cookies or chips or crackers there you'll just eat more because more are there, and you spend a ton on them because they are in bulk. Same with persishable goods, you spend a lot buying in bulk and you'll eat more so it doesnt spoil or go stale like bakery items or anything else.

Unless you're buying for a lot of people, only buy a manageable level of perishables and buy mostly dry goods (besides junk) and freezable stuff

sardines and tuna fish

>>15062167
it really isnt some magical price thing that makes one vodka better than the other, I used to drink a $10 brand called nikolai that I would take over any of the svedka tier stuff that costs 4x as much

Treat yourself. Buy a costco dog and a churro or frozen yogurt

>>15062118
there is nothing cheaper than costco in my state

>>15062205
OP here, here's what I purchased. Some of it was impulse

banana and guava juice
frozen peas, corn, and mixed veggies (all big bags)
frozen chinese dumplings
Madeline cookies
a big pack of steak
a big pack of spicy instant korean ramen
fresh avocados

from the deli i got white chicken chili and chcken alfredo.

the only thing I truly regret is buying the avocados. I have to use them tomorrow. they're already ultra ripe.

>>15062205
yeah I have accidentally spent over 100$ on impulse there several times. Nowadays my rule is nothing perishable, period, it has served me well

>>15062225
>avocados
yeah exactly, i know those ones they come in a bag of like 8. now you're in the trap where you have to eat a ton of avocados at once so you spent way more than you would have. just remember that for next time, if you have any perishables that you definitely always eat a ton of (like for me, one of the only ones i get at costco is the 2 gallons of milk, and only if im completely out) then you can get it there, otherwise avoid them

>>15062228
when every item there costs like $10 minimum, its not hard to completely blow everything. i only go to costco once a month and my monthly bill there is like over $300

muffins and croissants

>>15062062
Those black 50 cal ammo cans, alcohol, soap, and vitamins.

>>15062123
make guac

>>15062258
>50 cal ammo cans
fuck they only sold that at mine for like a week

Alright here is my shopping list based off this thread for when I go back tomorrow. If there is anything I should add to it please let me know. This might be the last time I ever get to go to costco

liquor
batteries
olive oil
frozen chicken patties
danishes
organic no-salt seasoning
natural peanut butter

now what else?

>>15062255
exact things to AVOID buying.

>having to buy a dozen muffins and croissants at a time, suddenly you're stuffing your face with sugary muffins

>>15062267
Really? I went to my Costco today and they still had them from last time I bought them (like 4-5 months ago).

>>15062270
Get a chicken bake at the food court

>>15062277
my Costco is in cali so that's prob why. they had one pallet of cases and most likely just did not sell enough to continue stock ......fucking California

Toilet paper
Paper towels
Aluminum foil
Dish/laundry detergent
Sweatpants/gym shorts
Shoes, sometimes
Pasta
Beans
Rice
Chicken broth quarts
Olive oil
Spray canola oil
Vanilla extract
Canned tomatoes of various levels of being puréed
If you have cool/dry storage area - onions, potatoes, lemons - do NOT buy their limes unless you plan on using the whole sack in a week
Flour/sugar, if you bake - I get a 10 lb sack of King Arthur flour about twice a year and keep it in a big plastic bin

>The company's rule is that no item may be marked up more than 14% over cost and no Kirkland Signature item may be marked up more than 15% over cost.
>If Costco feels the wholesale price of any individual product is too high, they will refuse to stock the product. For example, in November 2009, Costco announced that it would stop selling Coca-Cola products, because the soft-drink maker refused to lower its wholesale prices. Costco resumed selling Coca-Cola products the following month.
How can a company become so huge and yet remain so principled.

>>15062062
Eggs
Frozen mango/pineapple chunks
Rotisserie chicken
Milk
Cereals of choice
Shin Ramyun Black
Large bag of shrimp chips
>Food Court
Large combination pizza for $10
or
A few hot dogs for $1.50 ea with everything on them: diced onions, relish, mustard and/or ketchup
Berry smoothie $1.50

>>15062321
Truly based

this

I get the canned albacore tuna. I think it's the best canned tuna there is. Big can, big tuna pieces and drains really well. Not like the shitty bumblebee and similar brands where the tuna is really finely chopped so sometimes when you drain it the fish starts squeezing out too

>>15062225
You can halt ripe avocados for a week or longer by storing them in the refrigerator.

>My Costco stopped selling Churros since the virus started
Suffering

>>15062086
>>15062093
>>15062106
For anyone who wants to know. Costco sells a vodka in a 1.75L bottle for $20. It's rebranded Grey Goose for 1/3 the price. Look for the bottle with the red label, they sell one with a blue label. Stay away! RED is the one you want.
>pic related

>>15062097
Nigger fucking what? As a single man buying shit in bulk is a godsend. Learn2life bud

>>15062299
Either that or it was a one off and they couldn't get more. Lots of product goes through Costco as one and done type of deals.

>>15062176
2% back
access to membership deals
cheap gas
useful employees

>>15062177
No spinach lasts weeks in the fridge you fuckin liar

>>15062321
turns out ethical business practices are very profitable and sustainable

>>15062482
Not true

>>15062062
gasohol for your earth-killing vehicle

>>15062321
wait till their managers die and retarded nepotism kids take over

>>15062062
I like buying their fruits. Most of the fruits and vegetables are labeled as organic. Also, they have really good frozen salmon burgers. Their sliced cheese is also good.

>>15062062
Nothing
Fuck costco, cheap prick

>>15062062
REEEEEE WHY DOES THEIR FOOD COURT NOW REQUIRES MEMBERSHIP FUCK NO MORE $1.50 PIZZA SLICES OR CHICKEN BAKES FUCK FUCK

>>15062062
>>15062225
>>15062270
cans (Spam, corned beef, tuna, sardines, San Marzano tomatoes)
KS cooking oil
KS balsamic vinegar
KS sport drink variety pack (tastes better than Gatorade, made with cane sugar)
local honey
Bob's Red Mill steel-cut oatmeal
soy/oyster/hoisin sauces
KS butt wipes
KS paper towels (best deal if you like Bounty style instead of Viva style)
Arm & Hammer laundry detergent
big tub of Oxiclean
KS dishwashing detergent/dishwasher pods
Febreze 2-pack
Aveeno 2-pack
Quaker Simply Granola 2-pack
Chocorooms
$5 rotisserie chicken (bigger and more flavorful than the ones from Walmart)
tendies
KS brie
KS bacon
hot dogs (same ones they use at the food court)
big box of Eggo waffles that will take up 1/3rd of your whole freezer
Sun Tropics POG juice so your Hawaiian friends will throw you shakas
huge-ass bag of Calrose rice (or a smaller bag of Jasmine if you prefer it)
cotton sheets
cotton towels
memory foam pillows
Goodyear windshield wipers for like $6-8 each
King's Hawaiian Rolls
Alfaro's Artesano sliced loaves 2-pack
brioche hamburger buns
6-pack of freshly boiled plain bagels
enormous tub of Philly cream cheese
Molinari salami
Duke's smoked shortys (pork jerky sticks)
medicine/vitamins/probiotics
TV
iPad
printer ink refills
gas

>batteries
KS are made by Duracell fwiw

Oh yeah, also tires

>>15062062
>fucking flag hanging in the store

Do Americans really?

>>15062586
Like Wal Mart. Hope it doesn't happen

>>15063135
>afraid of flags
Do foreigners really?

The cheese danishes are amazing.

>>15062118
You can easily taste a difference between Takka and Tito's.

>>15062062
Costco is a wonderland for people trying to live a little more keto. I particularly recommend Whisps. They're expensive, but a great snack. Really good crouton alternative, too.

Canned and dry goods
Also grab some ground beef to portion out and freeze
Their crab is sometimes a great price too

>>15062062
Currently they have meal prep containers at 6.99 for 25. They stack, are microwavable, dishwashable, and are bpa free. Amazing deal. They are also the perfect size for small meals.

>>15062267
>>15062258
They are seasonal, they stock them from September to December because people buy them for Christmas/holiday gifts.

>>15063652
Titos is fucking corn. It has a strong flavor. I don't see how it isn't classified as a moonshine. I guess because they don't make the corn a sour mash.

>>15062176
The meat is usually prime anon. Most grocery stores sell choice.

>>15062236
Protip: don't use a cart and buy only what you can physically carry. It's almost impossible to buy over 100 bucks worth of food this way.

>>15062336
Fucking gross
>>15062345
What the hell do you do with canned tuna?

>>15062482
Why would I do that when they have 1.75L of spiced rum 47.5%abv for $13.99? With that shit it's like they're paying me to be an alcoholic.

Their farmed perch and tilapia are probably the best that can be found among popular retailers.

Pecorino and Parmigiano

White t shirts and boxer briefs. Incredibly high quality you can't get elsewhere

I'm really fucking pissed at Costco. They quit carrying ALL of the good cheeses here. Now they only have commodity-grade crap which barely qualifies as "cheese-like product", and except for the "mozzarella" and the "cheddar" they are all pre-sliced or pre-shredded, so they're covered with disgusting anti-molding agents.

They also went from two 48-oz jars of peanut butter to three 16-oz. So you get half as much and they only dropped the price 15%.

Fuckers.

>>15062062
kirkland guac is pretty delicious. also their frozen kirkland pizza is great

>>15062321
It's not "principled". They force manufacturers to cheapen their products until the products become so bad that nobody wants them any more.

I've seen it happen repeatedly:
1. A new food product is introduced. Its quality is fantastic, it tastes wonderful, it's cheap, you go wild for it.
2. At three months, they reevaluate their contract with the supplier and tell it to slash costs. Costs are cut, quality drops, the product is barely edible.
3. Another three months, another reevaluation, another "cut costs or be cut out". The product now tastes like dogshit in a box.
4. Everyone stops buying the product.
5. Costco stops stocking the product, and the supplier loses business everywhere because everyone seeing the same product in a grocery store thinks "oh, there's that dogshit in a box, not gonna buy that ever again."

Wal-Mart pulls the same crap. "Make it cheaper! Substitute plastic for metal! Move your production to China!"

>>15062329
The frozen latte is nearly triple the price now wtf

Is it possible to save enough from buying in bulk to warrant the $60 annual fee if I live by myself?
I have a house with a garage so I have storage space and a large chest freezer.

A year's worth of paper towels, toilet paper, paper plates, dish soap, and laundry detergent...
Fill the freezer with various meats...
Am I breaking even yet?

>>15064177
https://20somethingfinance.com/costco-membership-fee-value/

this might help champ

>>15064124
Lol they have the good cheeses by the meats not the yogurt now bro.

>>15062106
All vodka is the exact same thing.

>>15062062
Does Costco have a good court like sam’s club? If so don’t forget to grab a snack before you leave :)

>>15064342
It's been years since I stepped inside a Sam's, subpar customer service

>>15064221
No, they don't, not at mine. The good cheeses are simply gone. The only stuff available is the commodity-tier "Kirkland Signature Cheddar" and "Kirkland Signature Mozzarella". They have Finlandia pre-sliced, and two types of fresh mozzarella, that's it. I've literally seen better cheese selections at Wal-Mart.

>>15064319
No it isn't. Some is filtered better than others. Most use grains, at least one uses corn according to >>15063764, and a very few still use traditional fermented potatoes. You have to look hard to find a genuine potato-based vodka nowadays, at least in the U.S. The only one I used to know of was imported from Poland, but that was 20 years ago, I don't know if they're still even being imported.

>>15063782
>What the hell do you do with canned tuna?
Not him but when I make tuna salad I don't start with fresh tuna.

>Fucking gross
OTOH when I make chicken salad I do use fresh cooked chicken and find little use for canned chicken. I'd rather even start with a Costco roasted chicken, which I often do as a cheat for dishes that use chicken.

>>15062068
Don't forget the nog. It's in stock now.

>>15064144
>Move your production to China!
What *specifically* are you referring to that wasn't already made in China that Walmart/Costco pressured the maker into making it so?

>>15063055
>iPad
spotted the Stacy

>Goodyear windshield wipers
these are shit. all Goodyear rubber is shit

otherwise solid list

>>15062270
why dont you just get a membership? its 50 bucks, which is ~$1 per week

>>15064144
can you give actual examples?

i doubt you can. retard

this thread the shilliest shit to ever shill

Korean Gravy Quest 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkqzcC88rrw

>>15062270
Get the chicken bake, its way better then it has a right to be. Like, crazy good

>>15062062
bulgogi and the Greek chicken pasta salad from the deli

>>15065170
OP here, I ALMOST bought the bulgogi. Is it good? Should I get it?

>>15062062
Poutine and hot dogs

>>15065190
I bought it once and noted that it would be good to get again for a quick meal. I've had some really bland restaurant bulgogi even in California, but the one I got at Costco had a good sweetness to it. It would lend itself well to char grilling, whereas I just prepared mine in a pan. It's a staple buy for a former workmate of mine who isn't really into cooking; he puts it in everything.

>>15062062
lunch

Stuff I like to get at costco are:

Rice (I like the kokuho rose short grain white rice)
Lentils (dried, 7lb)
Canned tomatoes (usually $5-7 for 12 cans)
Canned tomato paste
The "Better than boullion" stuff
Dried pasta
Chicken stock
Vodka (the $20 rebranded grey goose)
Sparkling water (one of the costcos near me sells cases of Waterloo - watermelon, cherry, grapefruit, also large bottles of S.Pellegrino)
Coke Zero
Premade packaged guac (I like the 3x 1lb packs)
Eggs
Flour (costcos near me sells a variety of cheap flour - $5 for 25lbs, organic $12 for 20lbs, indian whole wheat $12 for 20lbs)
Yeast (one costco near me sold a 2lb compressed brick of Red Star yeast for $5)
Kimchee (probably can get cheaper/better at a local korean market)
Sardines (they sell a 6-pack for ~$10, on sale it's like $7.50)
Brie sampler
Shredded cheese (they have 2x 2.5lb shredded mexican cheese blend bags for I think $8-12)
Laundry detergent (only need to buy like once every other year)
Dish soap
Dishwasher packets
Toilet Paper/Paper towels/moist wipes
Bacon (I like the thick cut 2x 2lb packs for $12)
Their bakery croissants (12x for $6, pretty good for breakfast sandwiches, like to make bacon, egg, cheese and some guac on them)
Large packs of Cholua
Kikkoman low sodium soy sauce
Bulk sugar (for making jams/preserves)

They have pretty decent prices on salmon (fresh and smoked, though I'm told to avoid the norwegian salmon due to the waters near Norway not being so clean, dunno how true that is) and beef. I've gotten a large amount of pork shoulder for like $2/lb. Also, at the costcos near me they do sell windshield wipers so I try to replace them once a year and each blade is like $6. They have most sizes for the front windshields, but may not always have the smaller sizes for rear ones. If you like snacks, they have an assortment of jerky/chips/crackers/etc. I occasionally get one of those huge boxes of cheeze-its. Decent beers there too.

>>15064177
As someone that goes to Costco at least monthly I don't think so but it is close. But only by a small margin. Here in WA milk will be 3.50 but at Costco I can get two gallons for 5.20ish I tend to go through 4 gallons a month which is about 40 saved over the year. The 20 reminder would likely be made up by my cheese and butter purchases. And even if not, whatever I don't make back I consider fair game for access to Kirkland brand oil and such.

Always grab one of these bastards

>>15065606
hows the shredded version of this?

>>15065609
I never get the shredded version, I always microplane it every time i need it and it lasts ages (or it would if i didnt sneak chunks of it)

>>15062062
Beef filet

>>15064177

Toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, butter, eggs, black peppercorns, shampoo and soap, and some snacks like jerky make it worth it for me. You're going to use most of that stuff anyway, so just buy it in bulk, you'll save more than 60 bucks eventually. Its even better if you split the membership with somebody else.

I read an artical last year, Costco doesn't even make a profit on what they sell - they sell it practically at cost. They make all their money from the membership. E.g. you can't get most things anywhere else cheaper.

>>15064935

You have no idea what you're talking about because you are just parroting words you read on /pol/ and /v/. You're a faggot.

>>15065660
Yeah, I believe this guy covers why Costco's so successful in pretty good detail.

https://youtu.be/hOHydiS5AJo

>>15062062
things I only get at costco
eggs
berries
bread
coffee
bourbon + tequila
bitchin sauce
tri tip/steaks/ribs
chicken (rotisserie + breasts)
boxers, socks, button-up shirts, jackets, jeans

I'm sure theres a lot more.

>>15062175
process, better vodkas are distilled more times. you can get the fermentable sugars from different sources (potatos, sugar, corn, rice, whatever) that all lead to a different result. like all spirits the distilling and packaging process/equipment make a big difference

>>15065666
Warms the heart to see someone calling out faggotry on this board to try and keep from getting worse

A hot dog, even though you can't eat it anywhere.
I got some shit from their cafeteria and walked into the employee break room and ate. Nobody even talked to me to check if I had a nametag. Shit was cash and I think I'll do that more often now.

>>15064177
I think the break-even point over a year is $2,500 or thereabouts, which is doable if your family lives close enough to one to shop there exclusively and can handle when they take items out of rotation.

>>15065666
>>15065779
kill yourselves you turbo faggots

>>15066231
Ultra faggot

>>15065953
What? I don't understand, I'm >>15065510 and demonstrated that over the course of a year I recoup 2/3 of the cost of the membership by spending about $130 a year on just milk. Where do you get 2.5k from?

>>15066505
Out of his ass.

>>15064583
Is the costco nog any good?

>>15064177
I save the annual fee just with gas, but I have a long commute

>>15064177
Thoughts on asking a family member to borrow their card while asking if you can bring them something?

>>15064544
Where do you live? Up here in the Pacific northwest all the Costcos have Tillamook brand cheeses, in addition to gourmet shit like imported parmigiana reggiano.

>>15062097
It’s worth it for me. I do a Costco run once a month to fill my chest freezer, and just small shops once a week for anything g I need.

Their entrees are pretty decent and I love their chicken pot pies. They’re only $10 and they’re great

>>15062078
This and balsamic vinegar. Pyrex nesting bowls too, since they are great for serving and putting away food in one dish.

>>15065609
You never buy preshredded cheese. That shit has antimolding agents sprayed all over it.

>>15068460
I'm in Asia. The fuckers just stopped buying peanut butter now also. I confirmed that they have none in back, none on order, and no plans to get any more ever.

Peanut butter and cheeses were the only two reasons I bought a membership. You couldn't get real cheese anywhere else here (the stuff in the grocery stores is not even Velveeta level quality, you can't even melt it because it turns into a puddle of vegetable oil and nothing else), and now you can't get it at Costco either.

>>15062062
I get my hrt meds at costco

>>15064588
Seriously? One of Wal-Mart's mottos used to be "Proudly Made in the USA". Then Sam Walton died and his kids took over and forced manufacturers to move their production to China.

This is fucking documented you retard. What rock have you been hiding under that you were unaware of this? Here's just one of many stories about it:

https://www.fastcompany.com/54763/man-who-said-no-wal-mart

>>15063698
that shit and the harvest snaps are sold fucking everywhere thouggh

>>15064177
there are items that are not member exclusive, add up the surcharge and see how much stuff you'd have to buy to get to $60

>>15069929
>asian costco
>wondering why they don't have the fancy cheeses

lol

>>15066231
>>15064935
>gets gtfo trying to /pol/ post
>doubles down

you can always tell the idiots trying to ruin the board

>>15062062
the pizza is fucking legit, but stag steakhouse reserve is a brand of canned chili that you can only find at costco. That shit could win actual contests.

>>15064319
I used to think this until I actually started trying different vodkas. The best bang for your buck is chopin rye. Costco cheap stuff is just skyy vodka, which isn't terrible. Russian standard and luksusowa are the best cheaper options out there imo.

>>15062225
refrigerate them or make guac with them

>>15062225
Costco produce is garbage. 2 times in a row I bought potatoes from them that spoiled within a week

Biggest advantage to Costco is that it's customers are a lot whiter than shopping at Walmart or similar location, I'm ready to pay membership fee just for that.

>>15070226
There's literally nothing wrong with costco produce, it's you who don't know how to keep potatoes

>>15070342
I wish, mine is full of pinata spankers and fucking hicks.

>>15070360
I keep them how I keep my other potatoes. Costco produce blows ass dude.

>>15063698
I love parmesan but those are vile

>>15062062
Beware that their bakery stuff will expire fast if you leave it out. Throw it in the fridge like the day after you buy it

>>15062062
Nina san marzano peeled tomatoes. 4 bucks for 6.6 lbs,

>>15062335
based

Tell me about costco owners, what race or ethnicity they are?

>>15069946
Are you that anon? Because I asked that anon a very *specific* question.

I am well aware of Walmart's business practices and you just made an anonymous fool of yourself.

>>15062225
Freeze meats that you won’t use, just remember to thaw it before you go to work. Buy a vacuum sealer as it keeps food fresh longer and provides a nice way to marinate. As for the cados, refrigerate and use immediately so it doesn’t go to waste. Unironically, avacado toast, guac, “homemade chipotle bowl”, or just use it as a side as it has great protein and healthy fats

I like to stop by Costco to use the crapper. For some reason the bathrooms are right next to the break room for employees. So if you have the particular skills for the job, you can stink up the bathroom so bad that it wafts into the break room, and make those wagies smell your shit until someone cleans it up! By that time I am usually refeeding in the food court.

$1.50 for hot dog and soda with a free refill is a good deal, and if you add a couple slices of pizza its a filling meal. Pro-tip, order a whole pizza before you head to the crapper and it'll be ready by the time your done!

>>15070097
>the pizza is fucking legit
For $10, sure. If it cost any more it wouldn't be competitive around here, too much quality pizza.

>>15070808
This is true, only buy fresh baked goods from Costco if you're going to eat/serve it immediately. It's not just a matter of "you bought more so there's more to eat before it expires". My bread pantry is cool and dry with no house mold, but if I need any pastries from Costco to last even 1-2 days past the expiration date, I need to refrigerate them.

>>15062086
>cheap vodka is $60 for 1.75l in my country because of sin tax
JUST