Is there anything you buy at Costco, Sams etc...

[kdownie]

I buy gasoline, trash bags and hopefully, with Christmas money, a freezer!!

[mks18412]

I have a Sam's membership,

I buy Gas, milk, apple juice and CLEARANCE meat. I love the clearance meat....

[eisor]

I forgot to add, I buy our checks through Costco.com. I paid ~$9 for two boxes of duplicates. It included s&h. That's the cheapest I've ever paid for checks!

[FrankRyan]

Originally Posted by drnuke14 I second that. It tastes better than any beef I've bought at a grocery store.

I know this is an old thread. But which one of the warehouse stores sells this great ground beef? is it Costco, Sams, or BJs?

[FlaminGOgirl]

Originally Posted by FrankRyan I know this is an old thread. But which one of the warehouse stores sells this great ground beef? is it Costco, Sams, or BJs?

I get it at Sams. I think it runs around $2.28/lb., but when they mark it down because the expiration date is very soon you can get it for $1.98/lb. Just bought some this week.

[cheles2kids]

Oh wow, let's see, at Sam's Club:
ground beef
HUGE bags of rice
" " " flour
" " " sugar
Frozen 5lbs. of whole green beans and other veggies as well.
Chips
Whole Wheat Bread
Chicken breasts
Milk
Eggs
LeSeur canned peas, they average around .80 cents per can, I can't find them cheaper than that.
Canned albacore tuna in water
Trash bags
Toilet paper
Paper Towels
Kitty Liter
Vinegar
Baking Soda
Bar-b-que sauce
Spices (These can be vacuum sealed into quart jars, with a Foodsaver to keep fresh for a VERY long time, all you need to do is to buy a Foodsaver universal lid sealer to use along with your Foodsaver)

Yeah, my list goes on and on and on.

Big cans of both pizza sauce (around $4.00) AND cheese sauce (again, around $4.00). ***FYI on both of these, they *can* be frozen. Freeze in ice cube trays and then once frozen, I use my Foodsaver to vacuum seal them. They will last for months & months this way.
It also makes it handy to take just a few cubes out for each pizza, or nachos. (I usually estimate about 6-8 cubes per LARGE pizza or 3-4 per plate of nachos)

Also remember you can buy Sam's Club pizza dough balls or already rolled crusts already frozen to make homemade pizza at home.
I'm all for making it from scratch, but some things I just don't want to take the time to do and this is one of them.

After moving a few months ago, we went back and forth whether we wanted to spend the extra money on getting a Sam's Club membership, but decided to do it and I'm so glad we did.

A couple other things I wanted to mention is to always take a list, know what you can spend beforehand and you should be able to stay within your budget.

Hth!

[love_virus]

I shop at Sam's and the best things that I can think of is:

Sugar, Salt, macaroni, laundry detergent, and ITA agree the meat there is like nothing I've ever seen before. lol. It's fresh and the packaging is nice. Just fantastic. The prices stay relatively the same everytime.

[Abigail's_Mommy]

I shop at BJ's. I always buy my meat, gas, fill up my propane tank, magazines, and greeting cards. Then I buy things I can't find a good deal on. Like the other day I got $5 off Dove soap. (The only kind we can use because of our eczema.)

They take one store coupon and one q for each item packed together. Ex; If their is three bottles of Dove soap packed together. You can use 3 qs and 1 store q. So 4 coupons all together. It is a pretty good deal!

[chellebyerly]

I buy the pork loin, its usually almost half the price of anywhere else and I cut it up to make pork chops.

[trixmix]

I hit Costco for their milk. It stays fresh much longer then Safeway's, is cheaper, and taste's better... Safeway's milk always goes bad before the expiration date too, and the costco stuff keeps past it!.... so that's a no-brainer for us!