Update: These deals are available through 4/2.
Costco Wholesale has
In-Warehouse & Online Deals listed below valid for
Costco Members only (
pricing shown is in-warehouse only).
Thanks to Community Member
dirtyherry & Staff Member
Eragorn for sharing this deal.
Note, an active Costco Wholesale Membership is required to visit/purchase items at these warehouse prices.
Prices & availability may vary by location.
Example Deals:
- 30-Pack Charmin Ultra Soft Bath Tissue $5.80 off
- 37.5-Oz Downy Unstopables Scent Beads $3.60 off
- 3-Pack 1L Crest Pro-Health Advanced Multi-Protection Mouthwash $3 off
- 2-Pack Oral-B Genius Rechargeable Toothbrush $50 off
- 20-Oz Terra Classic Sea Salt Vegetable Chips $3 off
- 8-Pack 6.2-Oz Pierre Signatures Angus Cheeseburger $5 off
- 24-Pack 4-Oz Activia Probiotic Yogurt $3.50 off
- Firman 4000W Dual Fuel Inverter Generator $599.99 ($200 off)
- Michelin Wiper Blades $6.99 ($3 off)
- Suncast 10'x7' Sliding Door Shed $1399.99 ($400 off)
- & More
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What a joke! This site has completely gone to hell since it was bought by Goldman Sachs.
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thaw out ever so often and it deteriorated the meat. Best to store your meat is in a chest freezer that does not freeze and then refreeze. Also, you can double the storage life of foods usually 2-3x longer if you vacuum seal your food in serving sizes. I usually buy in large quantities and then vacuum-seal. Even better, buy a 1/2 cow or pig and store it in a chest freezer and you don't have to worry about prices jumping due to inflation. I I paid $3 a pound for beef and $2.75 for pork and it's a high-quality cut. It beats the hell out of Costco pricing
thaw out ever so often and it deteriorated the meat. Best to store your meat is in a chest freezer that does not freeze and then refreeze. Also, you can double the storage life of foods usually 2-3x longer if you vacuum seal your food in serving sizes. I usually buy in large quantities and then vacuum-seal. Even better, buy a 1/2 cow or pig and store it in a chest freezer and you don't have to worry about prices jumping due to inflation. I I paid $3 a pound for beef and $2.75 for pork and it's a high-quality cut. It beats the hell out of Costco pricing
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Disclaimer: I'm a member of both Costco and Sams, but prefer Costco
My theory is because Costco pays their associates way more than sams, they have less wiggle room in pricing as inflation spirals out of control.
Also, because sams is far less busy and less popular than Costco, it's easier to find clearance items that haven't been sucked up by the flipper pricks.
On the other hand, Costco doesn't publish their in-store prices. Once in there, you do get, from time to time, pleasant surprises when seeing some good sales.
I'd prefer using propane myself and am just wondering if I'd need another canister (or two)
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