Costco!
Who does not love that place? Seriously the store is dangerous.
Do you ever see your fellow shopper's bulging carts and wonder what is all in there? Thought I'd share what items you would most likely find in our Costco cart, not every shopping trip, but often enough.
Here our my/our Costco loves....
The complete salad kits especially the Cafe Parisian and the Cherry Almond Bleu..YUM!
Sushi..along with wasabi, soy sauce and a football game and I'm a happy camper..
Cheese!!! We are huge cheese lovers...
Love Greek Yogurt! These babies are packed with protein..like 14 grams!
Also love me a yoplait smoothie...sometimes I'll even add chocolate protein powder....Emma says these smoothies taste like medicine...so she clearly doesn't enjoy them, but the kids are sure liking the drinkable Danimal smoothies right now that you can get in bulk there...I was able to get a pack of 24 for $5.49 on my last trip with a Costco coupon. Score!
We love Edamame!..I really shouldn't eat these things because I'm allergic to soy, so I eat them sparingly, but gosh they are good and good for you.
Hummus with rice crackers...
Our latest favorite...veggie chips
Their breads....
especially their specialty breads...dipped in oil and vinegar...YUM!
This is the best Lasagna I've ever had...none other compares to this...not even homemade...
Bacon..fully cooked..gosh, so darn convenient especially on the week night we have breakfast for dinner...We get most of our meats at Costco..ground beef, chicken, and fish..kids love the pepperoni bagel bites from there too.
Eggs and Milk....we go through probably 6 to 7 gallons a week!... not kidding...
The not so fun essentials...like laundry detergent, Clorox wipes, baby wipes, t.p. and paper towel...
One of the best kept secrets at Costco, in my opinion, is at the food court...the Ice-cream dove bar dipped in chocolate and nuts. Oh my goodness! If you want an inexpensive, satisfying date with your man go buy one of those and share it.
You have left off my personal favorite Costco item. Uncooked flour tortillas. We do not have Costco in Rhode Island. An hour trip to Costco in Bostom will procure you booze in bulk, but no tortillas or chocolate dipped ice cream bars. Not sure which was more depressing to discover on my first visit there. I'm known to service a tortilla running "ring" when I travel back and forth. From my carry on, to the ladies at church. Cash only, top bidder gets first choice.
ReplyDeleteFurthermore, I have never encountered anything quite as scary as Costco on a Saturday in Utah. Talk about culture shock. My sister tried to warn me the last time I wanted to pop in for a case (or nine) of tortillas on the way to the airport. I think I need post traumatic stress counseling.
Thanks for the Disney tips. Keep them coming. T-minus four sleeps and counting. (We're going to Florida.)