Costco brand and prepared foods

Prepared mustard and Totino's pizza are the only things that cannot be improved upon when making from scratch.

Beef bulgogi, stuffed bell peppers are good. Shrimp cocktail is flavorless.

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I’d buy their rotisserie chickens by the gross if it wasn’t such a pain in the arse to navigate my local Costco.

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Did you know that they sell the pulled meat in the meat department? You can pick up a bag and dump it straight in the gumbo.

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Beef bulgogi

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I put it on my griddle and ate it plain with vegetables and I have made some sandwiches with it.

Costco's scalloped potatoes are excellent, as are their tortellini.

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I see some teriyaki pineapple ones, but these weren't those.

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Those be the Aidells. They good. I haven't seen them lately, though, just the chicken apple sausage, which is pretty good.

Sam's had some Panera cream soups that were pretty good but their availability has been spotty here, so we no longer look for them. Their whole pork loins are a good option, that Kroger sometimes price matches in a smaller pack. Once or twice, we bought their corndogs when all of the grandkids were all coming at the same time for a weeklong stay, but not any more, since they never all come at the same time and are now an age where that kind of thing is no longer cool.

We buy all of our Tide clothes washing pods, Dishwasher pods, Tylenol, Glucosamine Chondroitin, Fish oil, Toilet paper, kitchen paper towels, Shredded wheat, Cheerios, coffee creamer and McDonalds coffee for the coffee pot, Occasionally we purchase Lawry's Garlic Salt,Ground beef for burgers or to put up as loose meat, NY Strip steaks, roasted chicken, asparagus, avocadoes. At Christmas I buy one tin of Danish butter cookies, except the price was (high) out of reason this year, so I got pissed off and didn't. That is about it for us.

I buy most of my automotive gas at Sam's and that probably pays for the card.

The vodka is legit.

Get a bag of their bacon cheddar crisps. Basically they wheat thin shaped crackers that are thicker due to bacon and cheddar bits baked on them. It is DA BOMB late night snack cracker. Sadly, it's a seasonal product and currently out of stock.

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Beef bulgogi

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Definitely going to check this out. I'm assuming its frozen and just needs added vegetables? Should i heat it up in a skillet with some oil?

I was wondering about the chicken pot pie. I've been craving that lately after having Elsies plate and pie a few weeks ago.