Sweet, orange, and round
Too large for one to consume
Shared with those you love
A crisp shell gives way to a soft, velvety potato texture that makes one toes curl. Whether you like it extra salted or with a kick of spice, these fries can be served as is or with your favorite seasonings!
Most frozen fries I’ve tried in the past are still too soggy or lack the seasoning after being frozen for an undisclosed amount of time. These ones are crispy and snack-worthy right outta the bag!
Like most Costco items, this is a BIG bag of fries. Unless you’re feeding a family or just me, this bag will take a lot of valuable freezer space. So eat quickly or invest in a deep freezer!
Worth the hype! Since the days of the polish dog and churros, I’ve been a lover of french fries! I’ve tried frozen fries from Safeway, Trader Joe’s, and other big box chains but the Kirkland frozen fries reign supreme. The simplicity of using an air fryer and the reasonable cook time makes this a worthwhile household staple.
Listen up children to the tale of old
Passed down from generations a long time ago
To enter the food court didn’t even require
A membership card to eat all one could acquire
From Caesar salads to crunchy churros
One item stood above and was the true hero
A polish hot dog so long and tender
Not a moment goes by that I can’t remember
A slightly sweet taste and an undersized bun
The hot dog that had such a magnificent run
The one that contained so much garlic flavor
The one that I still greatly favor
The time I speak of is one of long ago
When there was no self check out and lines were slow
So if you find yourself adrift in these old fond memories
Take comfort in knowing the hot dogs are still a dollar fifty.
What do you call a pig that does karate? (hint: it’s what’s for dinner)
As we all know, beef tastes really good. But, what happens when the overwhelming guilt of destroying our ozone, utilizing too many natural resources, and draining our wallets start to leave a sour taste in our mouth every time we visit the meat section? I got you. PORK. “It’s What’s for Dinner”.
Now, we can go the chicken route as well but that’s for another post. Let’s be honest, nothing beats a juicy tender pork chop served with a side of mashed potatoes, green beans, and a homemade apple sauce on a cool autumn night. The only thing that could possibly rival that classic pork dish would be the taste of sweet…sweet…savings. I dare you to take a stroll around the meat section and behold with your own eyes the sheer price difference between a pack of steaks vs a pack of pork chops. Pork is usually around 40-55% of the price of beef! On top of that, I take the classic pack of 9 and butterfly them all the way through to create 18 thinner pork chops. These can be frozen in smaller packs of 4-5 and used in a myriad of ways. From pork stir fry to pork air fried, you simply can’t go wrong!
Here’s my go to Costco pork buying process:
Let me know which PROTEIN reigns SUPREME!
I bought a Vitamix 5200 mixer 10 years ago at Costco. (10 years and 1 month as of now)
Since then, I’ve been using it twice a day for the last 10 years without stopping.
Without a doubt, Vitamix is the best purchase I made from Costco. This is possibly the most beneficial product I own in my life. Vitamix is expensive. And you don’t have to buy a Vitamix blender. You can buy any cheaper blender. You just need to use it every day. You need to replace junk food with fruits and vegetables.
Below is my 10 years old Vitamix routine.
To me, the blender is a chore. I don’t enjoy the taste. It takes a short time to fill my stomach with fruits and vegetables. I gulp it down fast, clean up, and move on with my life. I do it fast and cheaply. I don’t make Vitamix juice to sit down and savor the moment.
Sorry, the video is painfully long. This was my first time editing a video. Maybe I’ll get better the next time.
In real life, I make Vitamix juice and make coffee at the same time. I would have two timers going. It gets busy.
I am not a scientist, and I refused to pretend to be one (by looking up). I blindly trust that my green mix is better than most breakfasts that people eat. I blindly trust that having one of these before eating dinner is what’s keeping my weight down.
Starting this week, for the first time Costco shoppers in the Los Angeles-area can purchase a value size can of the #1 selling organic infant formula – Earth’s Best Organic Dairy Infant Formula with Iron.
The new 44-ounce version of the formula is USDA certified organic and contains no added corn syrup solids. It’s fortified with iron, contains DHA and ARA for brain and eye health, lutein for eye health, and prebiotic fiber for immunity.
The best part? By purchasing a value-size can of infant formula from Costco, Los Angeles-area parents can expect to save more than $10 a month on formula.
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