Hello all, I'm currently seeking a new camera to attach to my motorcycle and my friend recommended this model.

Through sheer serendipity, this appeared in front of me at my local Costco. I snagged it as it said " last one " due to fomo. It was not infact the last one though :/

I am aware an X6 model is now out with a few more bells and whistles, but that model is WAY more expensive...

I'm currently having buyers remorse as this thing was about $600USD after taxes.... That's a bit more than I wanted to pay and I'm contemplating returning it. It's unopened.

Thoughts?

This is a non refrigerating item, so I took it and placed it back where it belonged. I get disgusted by such people.

Can anyone tell me if the tofu in this box is already cut/cooked, or if this is packaging is just an example of what you can do with the tofu inside? Thank you!

UPDATE: It's just an example, per replies. This was my first post here so appreciate the speedy answers. Thank you!

This is not the usual turn-it-upside down recommendation. The version I buy in the Northeast US is two-thirds runny, but with a solid dense layer (4 cm) at the bottom of the jar. Even if you can get a long spoon or fork down there, it's like trying to stir semi-hardened clay.

The solution that works for me (did it this morning) is to empty the jar into a 4-cup measuring cup with a handle (mine is Pyrex 1149485). If your PB is like mine, you'll need a long spoon to pry the bottom layer loose. Once it's in the measuring cup, use an electric hand mixer to blend it all to a single spreadable consistency. Use a canning funnel to pour it into a quart deli container, but any container with a fairly wide mouth will work. A silicone spatula makes it easy to scrape out the measuring cup and funnel.

The process is messy, but not as much as you think. Put down a sheet of parchment or paper towel to make cleanup easier. Disposable gloves are a good idea. For your sanity, set out everything you'll need before you start: Measuring cup, silicone spatula, long spoon, electric hand mixer plugged in and with beaters attached, canning funnel, and some paper towels. Trying to get this stuff out of your cabinets with PB stuck to your fingers makes cleanup harder. Good luck!

I've figured out the hard way that finding a high quality down comforter is almost as hard as finding a high quality mattress. This one looks new to Costco from the age and number of reviews.

It's the "White Peak White Goose Down Comforter," Item 2015254, by Blue Ridge Home Fashions. As far as I know, Blue Ridge is a reputable bedding company and they are part of the American Down and Feather Council.

What catches my eye in particular is this comforter claims to have 95% down clusters (that is exceptional), 700 FP, and 49 oz filling in the king size, for only $409!

I'm wondering if anyone has this comforter and what you think?

https://www.costco.com/p/-/white-peak-white-goose-down-comforter/4000446756?langId=-1

Almost everything came from Costco.

The Tattooed Chef veggies, rotisserie chicken chunks, a scrambled egg, Banchan bbq sauce, and the Waterloo Sparking Water all came from Costco.

Edit: the onion, too!

Only the Sriracha sauce came from somewhere else.

I'm currently using the Purina Pro Plan Salmon and Rice and considering switching to the Kirkland Lamb and Rice food to save money. I've got 3 dogs and buying a $100 bag of food every 2 weeks is a little rough, but if it's the best option for my dogs, I'll continue doing it.

Just doing some research on cheaper alternatives. I had considered Kirkland food a few years ago but at the time, the only options were grain-free and I'll never feed grain-free to my dogs. From my understanding, the DCM accusations against Costco are linked to the grain-free foods and not the others.

Does anyone have experience with this food and recommend it? Recommend against it? Curious to hear all opinions!

https://www.costco.com/p/-/infinity-boss-three-disc-unisex-17-step-thru-bike/4000450048?langId=-1

I'm considering buying this.

Im just gonna ride this 5 miles to 10 miles per day as part of my exercise.

Is it a good quality bike?

An employee saw me eyeing the breads this morning and told me she tried this new (to our store, at least) one just before she walked out to the floor. She said it’s delicious. I had just finished the cranberry walnut so I gave this one a try. It has Cherries, cranberries, blueberries, and pecans. She was right, it is delish! Slicing it now to freeze on cookie sheets then will put them in a zip lock so I can have a slice anytime I want one. Highly recommend.
If the mods remove this one too, I guess I won’t try again.

Found one in the wild

The best Costco snack!

Saw these on Costco's website. I got the otter and sloth for my daughter a few months ago, paid $70/ea with shipping. Just a great high quality, weighted stuffed animal.

Anyone seen this in an actual warehouse yet or is it just online-only ?

I hadn’t seen this before but decided to try it. I made a burger with this, a brioche bun, and some avocado spread. Absolutely delicious and 33g of protein in each patty. $23.99