Yesterday

frozen $99
cauliflower crust supreme pizza, Kirkland two 2pks, $24
chicken melts, Sandwich Bros qty 15, $13
coconut shrimp, Royal Asia, $16
orange chicken, Crazy Cuisine, $12
salmon burgers, Trident 12pk, $19
supreme pizza, Peps Prohibition 2pk, $15

produce $43
box of 6 mangos, Robinson, $10
grape tomatoes, Pure Flavor, $6
mini-cucumbers, Pure Flavor 2 bags, $12
watermelons, na qty 2, $15

snacks & chips $61
muffins (6 blueberry 6 choc), Costco, $10
PBJ oat snacks BOBO 20pk, $16
pistachios in shell, Kirkland, $14
seasalt tortilla chips, Late July, $8
sweet potato chips, Jackson's, $6
trail mix, Wildroots, $7

junk food $30
brownie brittle, Sheila G , $6
organic gummy bears, Black Forest, $17
peanut butter-fudge cookie bites, Rolling Pin Co, $7

hot food $16
garlic chicken wings, Costco, $16

meat $7
rosemary ham, Citterio, $7

24 items with tax: $260. For years, the Costco items I buy avg around
$10 ea.

The Kirkland cauliflower crust pizza is excellent. The crust is
perfectly chewy and crispy. Pop some tabasco on each slice, of course.

DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote:

>Yesterday
>
>frozen $99
> cauliflower crust supreme pizza, Kirkland two 2pks, $24
> chicken melts, Sandwich Bros qty 15, $13
> coconut shrimp, Royal Asia, $16
> orange chicken, Crazy Cuisine, $12
> salmon burgers, Trident 12pk, $19
> supreme pizza, Peps Prohibition 2pk, $15
>
>produce $43
> box of 6 mangos, Robinson, $10
> grape tomatoes, Pure Flavor, $6
> mini-cucumbers, Pure Flavor 2 bags, $12
> watermelons, na qty 2, $15
>
>snacks & chips $61
> muffins (6 blueberry 6 choc), Costco, $10
> PBJ oat snacks BOBO 20pk, $16
> pistachios in shell, Kirkland, $14
> seasalt tortilla chips, Late July, $8
> sweet potato chips, Jackson's, $6
> trail mix, Wildroots, $7
>
>junk food $30
> brownie brittle, Sheila G , $6
> organic gummy bears, Black Forest, $17
> peanut butter-fudge cookie bites, Rolling Pin Co, $7
>
>hot food $16
> garlic chicken wings, Costco, $16
>
>meat $7
> rosemary ham, Citterio, $7
>
>
>24 items with tax: $260. For years, the Costco items I buy avg around
>$10 ea.
>
>The Kirkland cauliflower crust pizza is excellent. The crust is
>perfectly chewy and crispy. Pop some tabasco on each slice, of course.

Yeah Costco rocks. I've gotten the equivalent of 12 fridge packs of
Pepsi in one trip, there, four packs of 36.

--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.

On 5/17/2024 11:11 AM, Joel wrote:
> DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote:
>
>> Yesterday
>>
>> frozen $99
>> cauliflower crust supreme pizza, Kirkland two 2pks, $24
>> chicken melts, Sandwich Bros qty 15, $13
>> coconut shrimp, Royal Asia, $16
>> orange chicken, Crazy Cuisine, $12
>> salmon burgers, Trident 12pk, $19
>> supreme pizza, Peps Prohibition 2pk, $15
>>
>> produce $43
>> box of 6 mangos, Robinson, $10
>> grape tomatoes, Pure Flavor, $6
>> mini-cucumbers, Pure Flavor 2 bags, $12
>> watermelons, na qty 2, $15
>>
>> snacks & chips $61
>> muffins (6 blueberry 6 choc), Costco, $10
>> PBJ oat snacks BOBO 20pk, $16
>> pistachios in shell, Kirkland, $14
>> seasalt tortilla chips, Late July, $8
>> sweet potato chips, Jackson's, $6
>> trail mix, Wildroots, $7
>>
>> junk food $30
>> brownie brittle, Sheila G , $6
>> organic gummy bears, Black Forest, $17
>> peanut butter-fudge cookie bites, Rolling Pin Co, $7
>>
>> hot food $16
>> garlic chicken wings, Costco, $16
>>
>> meat $7
>> rosemary ham, Citterio, $7
>>
>>
>> 24 items with tax: $260. For years, the Costco items I buy avg around
>> $10 ea.
>>
>> The Kirkland cauliflower crust pizza is excellent. The crust is
>> perfectly chewy and crispy. Pop some tabasco on each slice, of course.
>
>
> Yeah Costco rocks.

Costco is or was recently the 2nd biggest brick-n-mortar retailer in the
US (and the world). Their per store sales must be astronomical, given
how few there are.

I virtually never feel like I'm being ripped off at Costco, vs the
high-priced Publix, where they recently wanted $4.19 for a very small
bag of baked Lay's chips.

> I've gotten the equivalent of 12 fridge packs of
> Pepsi in one trip, there, four packs of 36.

144 Pepsis?! Yikes. Addicted much?

DFS <nospam@dfs.com> wrote:

>> Yeah Costco rocks.
>
>Costco is or was recently the 2nd biggest brick-n-mortar retailer in the
>US (and the world). Their per store sales must be astronomical, given
>how few there are.
>
>I virtually never feel like I'm being ripped off at Costco, vs the
>high-priced Publix, where they recently wanted $4.19 for a very small
>bag of baked Lay's chips.

Yeah, the only issue is whether you want that much stuff at once, but
for big consumers of a particular thing, it can't be beat for price
and quality.

>> I've gotten the equivalent of 12 fridge packs of
>> Pepsi in one trip, there, four packs of 36.
>
>144 Pepsis?! Yikes. Addicted much?

I go through soda like crackheads go through cocaine.

--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.

On Sun, 19 May 2024 12:38:40 -0400, Joel wrote:

> Yeah, the only issue is whether you want that much stuff at once, but
> for big consumers of a particular thing, it can't be beat for price and
> quality.

Most things work out okay but I don't need a 4 year supply of toilet paper
or 15 pounds of pork shoulder even if the price is good. I've been pleased
with the electronics I've bought there but you do have to exercise
diligence. A particular model number may have many SKUs so read the fine
print.