Select Costco Wholesale Stores (Link is for reference only, Item #1110739) have for Costco Members: 25oz Crown Maple Organic Bourbon Barrel Maple Syrup on sale for $11.69 valid for In-Store Purchase Only. Please visit your local Costco Wholesale store to verify availability and purchase.
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Select Costco Wholesale Stores (Link is for reference only, Item #1110739) have for Costco Members: 25oz Crown Maple Organic Bourbon Barrel Maple Syrup on sale for $11.69 valid for In-Store Purchase Only. Please visit your local Costco Wholesale store to verify availability and purchase.
Thanks to Deal Editor persian_mafia for sharing this deal.
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Em, you buy food for sustainance first. A lot of work and resources goes into making the food. The money you pay for it doesn't actually reflect the value of the food in those terms.
When you return food, it goes to waste and is not resold. They just put it in trash. If the food is not spoiled and you just don't like the taste, please give it away to friends/family/local soup kitchen/neighbourhood bum. You will be out of a few dollars, but you'll be respecting the life sustaining value of food, the environment, and all the hard work that went into producing it.
Em, you buy food for sustainance first. A lot of work and resources goes into making the food. The money you pay for it doesn't actually reflect the value of the food in those terms.
When you return food, it goes to waste and is not resold. They just put it in trash. If the food is not spoiled and you just don't like the taste, please give it away to friends/family/local soup kitchen/neighbourhood bum. You will be out of a few dollars, but you'll be respecting the life sustaining value of food, the environment, and all the hard work that went into producing it.
It's funny because I know all of this but never really made that connection, thanks for this.
Em, you buy food for sustainance first. A lot of work and resources goes into making the food. The money you pay for it doesn't actually reflect the value of the food in those terms.
When you return food, it goes to waste and is not resold. They just put it in trash. If the food is not spoiled and you just don't like the taste, please give it away to friends/family/local soup kitchen/neighbourhood bum. You will be out of a few dollars, but you'll be respecting the life sustaining value of food, the environment, and all the hard work that went into producing it.
This isn't true, a lot of places donate it to food banks. Costco is one of those places.
When they rake in over 70% of their revenue from memberships, you should know that Costco does not care if you (as a member) return a food item. Not sure why it bothers you, if Costco just cares about maintaining and growing its membership pool.
Edit: I bought this syrup in store several weeks ago and the bourbon taste is very strong. Not returning it, but I wouldn't recommend.
You could use it for cooking
Trying to think about what it would be good with though.
I bought this but haven't opened it yet.
I think I got it before and it wasn't bad but just thin.
Like the other one with the vanilla bean in it, also thin.
I think I did like the vanilla better. It sure if it was the same brand but it came in a similar bottle
No it isn't
If you get a good one it's twice as thick as this bourbon one.
Some people don't evaporate enough water and it is a cheaper product and lesser grade.
I get one brand from NH direct from the maker and it is really thick and no other syrup can beat it.
No it isn't
If you get a good one it's twice as thick as this bourbon one.
Some people don't evaporate enough water and it is a cheaper product and lesser grade.
I get one brand from NH direct from the maker and it is really thick and no other syrup can beat it.
This costco crap is 24g sugar per 2tbsp. Which is pretty much standard for maple syrup (30% water). Even some higher content brands like Bens sugar shack in NH are 26.5g sugar per 2tbsp which is a 10% difference.
This costco crap is 24g sugar per 2tbsp. Which is pretty much standard for maple syrup (30% water). Even some higher content brands like Bens sugar shack in NH are 26.5g sugar per 2tbsp which is a 10% difference.
They're both still runny.
Yeah I am not a fan of Bens either
The one I get is Levitt family from NH but it's not sold in stores.
Anything sold in big supermarket chain stores is not going to be great
This isn't true, a lot of places donate it to food banks. Costco is one of those places.
Your statement as it relates to returned food is simply false. They may donate unsold rotisserie chicken (like that happens!) or other close to expiration food, but they discard all opened returned food as it exposes them to legal issues. They can't know what you did to the food, so they can't risk donating it to anywhere and get sued as a result. If it is a non-perishable, unexpired, unopened package of food, they may reshelf it. Everything else is tossed.
Last edited by Milk4Ever November 13, 2024 at 07:16 PM.
It tasted great when I first opened it but near the end of the bottle, the taste was a bit different and i saw tinee little bits so I returned it for a full refund. Bought another one just to make sure it was just a bad batch. Sure enough it tasted good in the beginning and I didn't like the very end. Lucky it's Costco and they took it back. Will see how this third bottle turns out. Will post later
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When you return food, it goes to waste and is not resold. They just put it in trash. If the food is not spoiled and you just don't like the taste, please give it away to friends/family/local soup kitchen/neighbourhood bum. You will be out of a few dollars, but you'll be respecting the life sustaining value of food, the environment, and all the hard work that went into producing it.
Should really cancel their memberships.
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When you return food, it goes to waste and is not resold. They just put it in trash. If the food is not spoiled and you just don't like the taste, please give it away to friends/family/local soup kitchen/neighbourhood bum. You will be out of a few dollars, but you'll be respecting the life sustaining value of food, the environment, and all the hard work that went into producing it.
It's maple syrup finished in bourbon barrels. Bourbon is made in the US. Not sure where you're getting Canadian whiskey from this.
When you return food, it goes to waste and is not resold. They just put it in trash. If the food is not spoiled and you just don't like the taste, please give it away to friends/family/local soup kitchen/neighbourhood bum. You will be out of a few dollars, but you'll be respecting the life sustaining value of food, the environment, and all the hard work that went into producing it.
Edit: I bought this syrup in store several weeks ago and the bourbon taste is very strong. Not returning it, but I wouldn't recommend.
Trying to think about what it would be good with though.
I bought this but haven't opened it yet.
I think I got it before and it wasn't bad but just thin.
Like the other one with the vanilla bean in it, also thin.
I think I did like the vanilla better. It sure if it was the same brand but it came in a similar bottle
If you get a good one it's twice as thick as this bourbon one.
Some people don't evaporate enough water and it is a cheaper product and lesser grade.
I get one brand from NH direct from the maker and it is really thick and no other syrup can beat it.
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It is very unlikely that Costco donates returned food, though.
If you get a good one it's twice as thick as this bourbon one.
Some people don't evaporate enough water and it is a cheaper product and lesser grade.
I get one brand from NH direct from the maker and it is really thick and no other syrup can beat it.
They're both still runny.
They're both still runny.
The one I get is Levitt family from NH but it's not sold in stores.
Anything sold in big supermarket chain stores is not going to be great
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