Welcome to the Costco Weekend Sales Update where I’ll keep you in the loop on the awesome sales & new items Costco releases for the Weekend!
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The weekend always brings some new items to the aisles, this week we just happened to get a new item on the outside of the warehouse however!
As much as I wish it was a gas station, this is still pretty cool. You pull up, type in the air pressure you want on this gauge…
Then as soon as you plug the hose into your tire it inflates it up to that number. Pretty easy stuff, and it’s free! Can’t got wrong with that can you? (Turns out I needed some air too!)
There’s also a travelling roadshow for the Hexclad hybrid cookware in town.
There’s 2 sets available, a 6 and a 7 piece. I didn’t stick around long enough to investigate them, anyone used these before? They certainly look pretty!
Another new item were these Cove sodas, I decided to pick one up and cracked one of the Orange ones as soon as I got into the car. Pretty tasty stuff! We tried the grape one when I got home, which was pretty good too, though I think I prefer the orange… I bet I’ll like the lemon/lime one best though!
I decided to try out the Moresh extra virgin olive oil on Monday, and gotta say it’s pretty tasty. It is (as it says on the bottle) well balanced and has low acidity. Not too bitter or peppery which is nice. Unfortunately they won’t be restocking it, so I’m gonna have to grab a few before they’re gone!
To further my obsession with cooling blankets & pillows and such, Sealy has a fibrefill “Frost” cooling pillow too.
These ones are fibrefill, so not memory foam like the last ones I bought. I’m very tempted to give these a shot, I do like the memory foam ones but I don’t know that I love them. What do you folks think, what’s the better pillow? Memory foam, or fibrefill??? (Maybe I’ll sneak these home on Monday and see how I like them!)
Ok, I’m gonna head out now folks. Enjoy your weekends, hopefully it’s not as stiflingly hot as it was the last 2 days!
Take care and I’ll see you soon.
Don’t forget to check in with Rhonda over at the Costco Quebec Fan Blog and see what fun sales are happening there!
Thanks for my Saturday morning “cartoons with breakfast” 😁.
I wonder if the Kirkland mixed nuts in the heavy plastic pouch is a new format for the nuts in the plastic canister? It appears to be $2 less. Maybe it’s an availability or cost saving or enviro issue? 🤷🏼♀️
Either way, they’re very tasty!
The HexClad set is a high end “non stick hybrid” type. Personally, I purchased a HC frying pan with lid (12″ ) back in 2019 and it is THE BEST frying pan I’ve ever had/used. From delicate omelettes, perfect pancakes, tasty sauces to grilling a steak and finishing it off in the oven has worked like a charm in my kitchen. I paid over $200 CAD for that single pan but I doubt I’ll ever have to buy another frying pan in this lifetime. Back in 2019, I was watching one of those Gordon Ramsey’s Hell’s Kitchen episodes and noticed those pans; I was on a quest to find a good replacement from my high end T-Fal and that HexClad pan has served and still serves me well – it is so versatile! I don’t know about the HC pots (i usually prefer my stainless steel/clad small pots to make caramel and jams), but I stumbled on a comment over the internet that 3 Michelin Stars Gordon Ramsey uses HexClad pots and pans at home and in the studio (I’ve never noticed any HexClad equipment in Michelin stars restaurants in the U.K. and/or Australia though). But I admit that I feel like a “Chef” when cooking with my HexClad frying pan! 🙂
Thanks for my Saturday morning “cartoons with breakfast” 😁.
I wonder if the Kirkland mixed nuts in the heavy plastic pouch is a new format for the nuts in the plastic canister? It appears to be $2 less. Maybe it’s an availability or cost saving or enviro issue? 🤷🏼♀️
Either way, they’re very tasty!
The HexClad set is a high end “non stick hybrid” type. Personally, I purchased a HC frying pan with lid (12″ ) back in 2019 and it is THE BEST frying pan I’ve ever had/used. From delicate omelettes, perfect pancakes, tasty sauces to grilling a steak and finishing it off in the oven has worked like a charm in my kitchen. I paid over $200 CAD for that single pan but I doubt I’ll ever have to buy another frying pan in this lifetime. Back in 2019, I was watching one of those Gordon Ramsey’s Hell’s Kitchen episodes and noticed those pans; I was on a quest to find a good replacement from my high end T-Fal and that HexClad pan has served and still serves me well – it is so versatile! I don’t know about the HC pots (i usually prefer my stainless steel/clad small pots to make caramel and jams), but I stumbled on a comment over the internet that 3 Michelin Stars Gordon Ramsey uses HexClad pots and pans at home and in the studio (I’ve never noticed any HexClad equipment in Michelin stars restaurants in the U.K. and/or Australia though). But I admit that I feel like a “Chef” when cooking with my HexClad frying pan! 🙂
That was a very good review, thank you JoseeM !!