First time I’ve seen barefoot dreams at a Costco. One of my favorite blankets. $89.99 - 54x72

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https://www.costco.com/p/-/kirkland-signature-diaper-sizes-1-2/4201002118

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These were $55 in September, now they are $10.

Anyone know what to do with 11 pounds of Belgium chocolate? asking for a friend....

Warehouse prices shown above.

Online has 2-pack for $12 off:

https://www.costco.com/p/-/kirkland-signature-procare-with-dual-hmos-non-gmo-infant-formula-42-oz-2-pack/100810650

https://www.costco.com/p/-/kirkland-signature-procare-gentle-with-dual-hmos-non-gmo-formula-42-oz-2-pack/4201004518

Hey everyone, I’m pretty set I’m going to get one of the Costco couches. I like the modular Thomasvilles because of the current deal where each modular piece is counted individually so they count toward the number of Costco Direct items. With the deal, the pieces I get would come to around $1200. But are the Mason, Thornton, or Alba reclining sofas better? They’d be without the deal and be $100-400 more.

Which between the Lowell vs Tisdale vs a Reclining Sofa should I get? Thanks!

Edit: Anyone know if any NYC stores currently allow testing of the couches?

I had a broken nose pad, and frankly it was a getting dirty (green). I tried to clean but it’s hard to reach. Well, just found out they replace for free anytime

Edit - sorry for the typo, I was too excited, typed while shopping and had 2% battery 😂

about a month ago or so, I bought a jar of Loveats Green Grilled Olives at the Gig Harbor , Washington state, then they were out of them and told me to go to Tukwila, that's a bit out of my way, but bought THREE more, and had guests, EVERYONE love them. Now when going to their website Loveats it says "  Join our waitlist and be the first to know when Loveats launches" Has anyone else bought these?

Picked this up a couple Sundays ago in the College Station, Texas store and it was the last one in stock.

GEN pork bulgogi. It comes with 2 1lb packages of meat even though the photo shows one since I cooked one. I was initially surprised it was raw rather than the usual fully cooked microwaveable type meal Costco normally has but I think it was the right choice. Cooks in 5 minutes on the stovetop. Looks very close to package picture unlike some meals. It had a good amount of spice without being overly spicy and still lets the flavor of the pork shine through. Tastes nearly the same as local restaurants. 10/10. Costco also sells from the same company a Beef Bulgogi 8/10 (Item: 2065436) and a Teriyaki Garlic Chicken 6/10 (Item: 2062413).

I saw this at costco and was thinking about trying it for Thanksgiving. Has anyone here tried it? Ingredient line looked clean

Pumpkin spice madeleines. Not as dry as the plain madeleines and the flavor is good while not being overwhelming with the pumpkin spice. 7/10. As near as I can tell, this is only available at the Costco Business Centers as my regular Costco doesn’t have it. Business Centers always have an interesting snack selection.

Kept seeing these on social media but couldn’t find them. They finally put them out today in St. Louis! They also had MyMelody, Kuromi, Miffy and Toothless the dragon.

These take up a fair amount of space in the freezer but wow, they’re good. 25 mins at 350° in the oven but I found that I could put a couple of them in the air fryer on bake mode at about 10 mins and they come out just as buttery and delicious. I also like these because they are a little more dense than a typical croissant

Wondering if anyone else got these and has the same issues and came up with a fix.

The clips are too short for 8.5"x11" paper, which is usually what my kid art comes on. I used the display sheet that comes with the frame as a backer but my kids art just slips down behind it since nothing is actually holding it.

I'm also concerned about the longevity of the clips since they'll be accessed weekly or more.

It's pretty good

My Costco is always so packed you’re never not in someone’s way.

I wish there was like a spot you could go where you aren’t obligated to move, you aren’t in anyone’s way. You can just think or look at your phone or compare prices or whatever you want to do

This won’t happen ever because they would lose floor space and money, but man I would love
It.

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Has anyone done Costcos IVF. How was your experience?

Such a good deal! Family of 7 here and we all love the Ling Ling potstickers. Currently on sale for just under $9 a bag which is a steal considering each bag has roughly 55 potstickers (cooked this whole bag and it had 58 😎)

Edit: In case anyone is curious about my sauce, it’s my own version of sriracha mayo, which pairs amazing with crispy potstickers: mayo, a bit of sriracha, a touch of sugar, some pepper, and dill. I love sriracha mayo and normally use the Lee Kum Kee bottle, but was out. So I made my own for the first time and actually like this slightly better 🤣

I know this isn’t something you can
purchase at Costco and normally I am not one for stickers on cars but I love this one!