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Hello and welcome back to the Costco Treasure hunt my friends!
Hopefully you’ve all had fantastic weekends?
This week is promising to be a pretty warm one so I’m looking forward to that, as I’m sure most of you are! (Hans Gruber included)
Thank you for all of your comments about the bluetooth speaker showdown, I heeded your advice and didn’t grab the Ultimate ears wonderboom speaker. From my experience, much like yours) the sound quality of Bose is just so good so I’d probably be kicking myself for not getting that one. So I shall wait for a sale to happen.
Speaking of sales, (Jan in Waterdown I’m lookin’ at you!) The Victoria white linen marinara sauce is on sale for $2.50 off @ $8.49 until the 14th so now would be an ideal time to stock up. And to stick with the “pasta” theme the GoGo Quinoa organic spaghetti is also on sale for $2.00 off @ $7.99. Of the gluten free pasta this is probably one of my favorites, it’s a little bit “meatier” than the corn pastas so it’s a little bit closer to the real deal.
I didn’t forget about the pasta showdown folks!!! Someone was asking about it, so do not fret… It will still happen.
Anyhow let’s take a peek at some of the other sales this week.
Advil 2 x 109 LG ibuprofen 200mg liqui-gels -$5.00 @ $19.99
Obviously with the Starbucks Caffe Verona whole bean coffee being on sale I’ll be stocking up on that!
I also saw that the Caboo Bamboo bathroom tissue is on sale for $4.00 off at $14.79
In the last year with the toilet paper panic buying fiasco of 2020 I feel like we’ve spent quite a bit of time discussing toilet paper, so let’s continue.
I’m all for using products that are going to be better for the environment and certainly that are going to be better for our septic tank. So what I wonder is has anyone used this, and is it worthy of a seat next to the throne?
That guy seems to think so (whoever he might be???) Butt what say you readers?
Speaking of the warmer weather earlier reminded me that I saw these sweet outdoor cooking pits had returned to the seasonal section.
They certainly look pretty cool, and I'm sure they look awesome when you've got a good fire going in them. I think Id be a bit hesitant to cook certain things on it though, just the grill spacing seems a bit wide to do certain things like burgers, fish, certain veggies... I'd be afraid of loosing to much between the spaces. I suppose you'd use a grill basket for veggies, and you could use that for burgers too. A big 'ol bone in rib eye steak however, you'd probably be just fine with on this baby.
I also think you'd be bending over a lot so maybe not great for the lower back... Anyone have any experience with these?
I'm always open to having more places to burn things... I mean cook things around here, So let us know if you've used these before and if you like it or not. My feeling is it probably looks great with a fire roaring, but isn't a preferable cooking method. (I am always happy to be proven wrong though folks!)
Speaking of outdoor cooking, we had maple drizzled cedar plank salmon on the grill tonight and it was delicious.
As such, I'm stuffed and ready for bed. You all know what happens from here.
Good night folks, stay safe and as always I'll see you soon!
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Thank you once again. I live my Costco visits virtually through your eyes. Makes my trips quick as I know exactly what I’m heading in for. Sometimes, I even spend less than $100! Can’t say that very often.
I see what you did there 🧐…. “Butt what say you readers?” Lol well played my friend. Well played.
So thanks for the shoutout on our fave sauce! It’s in sorta the same category as tp…. when my stash gets low, I get nervous 😉. I saw the “other” one on the shelf last week but didn’t buy it (sorry Audrey!) At *almost* twice the price, it will have to be pretty dang good, so I’m waiting for your sauce-off in eager anticipation. No pressure.
Thanks much! Jan
Hahaha, good I’m glad you picked up on the pun Jan. It’s the little jokes that get me the most.
No pressure? From the sauce Queen??? That my friend is pressure!
Thank you for this week’s sales post. I prefer Kirkland TP usually, but the price of Caboo seems to be worth a try (although I’ve never made a real search as to whether or not the process of treating bamboo was more harmful for the environment than regular trees – apparently bamboo uses 10x the amount of water in order to be processed). I’m also long overdue for a real ironing board! 🙂
Always a pleasure JoseeM, thank you for commenting!
I’d like to do a bit of research as well before I try it out… I’m a kirkland brand person.
Those Ironing boards are nice and sturdy feeling, totally worth it!
I purchased Caboo last week (pre-sale) and can share my thoughts thus far. We normally by Kirkland, because price is usually the driving factor, however I do prefer to buy eco-conscious products when possible. The regular price of Caboo last week was about the same as Kirkland so I thought I’d give it a try. Caboo is a little bit thinner & seems very slightly less soft than Kirkland, but not annoyingly so (in my opinion). The rolls are also not as wide as Kirkland, which means they sit in our t.p. holder properly. I also appreciate that the rolls are not wrapped in smaller packs (like Kirkland) inside the bigger pack, so that cuts down on plastic. Bottom line (pardon the pun) is I would purchase the product again, whenever on sale, or assuming the regular price stayed within a reasonable range of the Kirkland brand. In case anyone is interested, here’s the link to their manufacturing process: https://cabooproducts.com/how-its-made/
Off to get my price adjustment for last week’s purchase and stock up on a few more :-). And thanks for your awesome blog! Cheers.
Update… got my price adjustment, AND the Caboo was marked down to $11.99 (Burlington store). Even the cashier commented on the price. We’re pretty well stocked now!
Thank you once again. I live my Costco visits virtually through your eyes. Makes my trips quick as I know exactly what I’m heading in for. Sometimes, I even spend less than $100! Can’t say that very often.
That’s always an accomplishment Donna, I agree.
Stay safe, thank you for reading and commenting!
Thanks. 😷👍
Cheers TP1943, stay safe!
I see what you did there 🧐…. “Butt what say you readers?” Lol well played my friend. Well played.
So thanks for the shoutout on our fave sauce! It’s in sorta the same category as tp…. when my stash gets low, I get nervous 😉. I saw the “other” one on the shelf last week but didn’t buy it (sorry Audrey!) At *almost* twice the price, it will have to be pretty dang good, so I’m waiting for your sauce-off in eager anticipation. No pressure.
Thanks much! Jan
Hahaha, good I’m glad you picked up on the pun Jan. It’s the little jokes that get me the most.
No pressure? From the sauce Queen??? That my friend is pressure!
Thank you for this week’s sales post. I prefer Kirkland TP usually, but the price of Caboo seems to be worth a try (although I’ve never made a real search as to whether or not the process of treating bamboo was more harmful for the environment than regular trees – apparently bamboo uses 10x the amount of water in order to be processed). I’m also long overdue for a real ironing board! 🙂
Always a pleasure JoseeM, thank you for commenting!
I’d like to do a bit of research as well before I try it out… I’m a kirkland brand person.
Those Ironing boards are nice and sturdy feeling, totally worth it!
Thanks for doing this weekly. I missed the sale on Organika collagen last time and was hoping it would be on sale this week! Yay!
Hurray!
Just a heads up! my friend learned the hard way that the Caboo TP is not septic friendly.
Uh-Oh… Thank you for the heads up Lois, that will certainly not be on my list!
I purchased Caboo last week (pre-sale) and can share my thoughts thus far. We normally by Kirkland, because price is usually the driving factor, however I do prefer to buy eco-conscious products when possible. The regular price of Caboo last week was about the same as Kirkland so I thought I’d give it a try. Caboo is a little bit thinner & seems very slightly less soft than Kirkland, but not annoyingly so (in my opinion). The rolls are also not as wide as Kirkland, which means they sit in our t.p. holder properly. I also appreciate that the rolls are not wrapped in smaller packs (like Kirkland) inside the bigger pack, so that cuts down on plastic. Bottom line (pardon the pun) is I would purchase the product again, whenever on sale, or assuming the regular price stayed within a reasonable range of the Kirkland brand. In case anyone is interested, here’s the link to their manufacturing process: https://cabooproducts.com/how-its-made/
Off to get my price adjustment for last week’s purchase and stock up on a few more :-). And thanks for your awesome blog! Cheers.
Hans Gruber is looking pretty handsome this week. And your salmon looked delicious!
Thanks for the shopping tips as always.
Oh it was delicious!
Update… got my price adjustment, AND the Caboo was marked down to $11.99 (Burlington store). Even the cashier commented on the price. We’re pretty well stocked now!
That’s great Leslie, always remember to get the price adjustments. (I often forget… Whoops!)
Cheers, stay safe and healthy.
Has Costco had kids bikes out yet this year?
I have seen them periodically Barb, but not this week.
Cheers, and stay safe.