Favorite Costco Items?

I have never been to a Costco!!!! :embarassed:

I have only found Chobani Greek Yogurt and my wife says it smells like S#!? so I try to buy Fage brand. We do buy bottled water, olive oil, gasoline, Orbit gum, vitamins, and socks there!

I only go twice a month and each trip I purchase $30 of cheese. That's it.

Mine has frozen tilapia with pesto that I really like. I also get their frozen mixed fruit bags to use in smoothies, Fage (unfortunately mine doesn't sell plain single-serving cups), eggs, strawberries and mandarins.

Sabra single serving Hummus cups, red peppers, organic spinach, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, frozen chicken breasts, coffee, raw almonds, lean ground beef, shredded cheese, artichokes, Baked Lays potato crisps

New Favorites: Lower sugar Detour protein bars, protein powder, Blue Diamond Almond milk!! (40 cals a cup!) :happy:

LOVE Costco!

Their Kirkland Signature coffee is amazing, and a terrific value (around $10 for 3#). I also get the frozen basil pesto tilapia, frozen panko breaded cod, frozen Atlantic salmon filets, Nutiva organic extra virgin coconut oil, Cytosport vanilla whey protein powder, fiber gummies (and numerous other supplements), La Tortilla Factory smart & delicious low carb high fiber tortillas, Kirkland Signature shredded cheese, Stabilyze snack/meal replacement bars, Wholly guacamole, broccoli, spinach/spring mix blend, fresh berries, frozen berries (for smoothies), Foster Farms chicken breasts (packaged in 6 pairs, and incredibly convenient), Dave's Killer Bread (may only be available in the West), and a lot of other things. As far as non-food items, I very much like the Kirkland signature laundry detergent and plastic wrap. You really can't go wrong with their brand, excellent quality.

I'm listing my favorite seasoning ever here. I found it at Costco, and it's just amazing. It's Simply Asia sweet ginger garlic seasoning.

ETA: I also got a terrific set of cookware there last fall, and they still have it at my Costco. It's Circulon Premier Professional Non-stick. Lol, I just googled it, and amazon carries it for $100 MORE than it was at Costco. Come to think of it, I also got my cell phone there. A house is pretty much the only thing you can't buy there.

I loved when sold the flats of Fage, which is the only bulk yogurt I've ever seen that was "peach free"... now they sell Chobani which has Peach, an I hate peach.

Sabra Hummus in individual 2oz cups are great for work snacks
Jarlsberg Lite Deli cheese
Thomas' English Muffins
Columbia Farms Marionberry Spread
Kirkland Strawberry spread

Kirkland Bourbon and Kirkland Spiced Rum are also bargains and fine for mixing.

Tilapia, chicken breast, lettuce, grape tomatoes, English cucumbers, sugar snap peas, hummus, cheese, peanut butter, salt, newmans own organic k-cups, cottage cheese, gum, nuts. I love Costco!

Fage greek yogurt, berries of all kinds, torta rolls, nuts of all kinds, mango salsa, multigrain cherrios, the list goes on and on. I only win they sold belvita biscuits.

Chia seeds and almond butter!

Almonds
Pistachios (salt and pepper flavor)
Half and half
Veggie burgers
Coffee
Frozen fruit
Dry fruit
Seltzer
Whole wheat tortillas

Wine.

We go once every 6 weeks...we get whole cooked turkey breast to slice up for sandwiches...no nitrate, preservatives etc.
Greek yogurt, their cheese tray, parmesan cheese (we freeze in small baggies), eggs, coconut water (by the case),
#10 cans of tomato sauce, whole wheat pasta, chia seeds, brown, black & jasmine rice.

Mangoes by the case, pears, bananas, potaoes, onions, garlic. Pop chips! Chicken tenderloins (frozen) tilapia, bay scallop, jumbo shrimp (all frozen)...

I think that may be most of what we get.

I love Costco. We stock up on chicken breasts, plain tilapia, atlantic salmon, greek yogurt, bananas, oranges, cucumbers, palermo's thin pizza, and basic toiletries are a good deal too.

Rotisserie chicken;

Giant bag of Kirkland frozen Normandy vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, whole baby carrots, and sliced yellow carrots). And they're the big, restaurant-sized pieces, not the dinky little pieces you buy at supermarket.

Giant bag of "festival blend" tropical fruit--great for smoothies;

Kirkland raw almonds;

Bag of avocados

Apples