Red And Green Flags To Look For When Buying Produce At The Store
From apples to lettuce to onions, learn which green flags indicate the cream of the crop when it comes to produce, and which red flags should always be avoided.
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The Trick To Getting Inexpensive Cookware At Costco
Costco's cost-saving perks go beyond just the deals you'll find in-store. You can use your membership online to score massive deals on cookware and other finds.
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Costco's Cake Ordering System Is Kind Of Archaic, But Members Love It
Costco's old-school system for ordering custom cakes might seem like it belongs in the past, but many customers love how orderly and error-proof it is.
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The Special Oranges You Need For Copycat Costco Mimosas
You can upgrade your next at-home brunch with a DIY version of Costco's fan favorite bottled mimosa -- but first, you need to find the right oranges to use.
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The Food Safety Mistake We All Make At Grocery Store Hot Food Bars
Hot food bars at the grocery store can be an incredible convenience, but only if they're used safely. Before you grab any food, follow this essential tip.
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How Do You Choose The Best Ground Beef At The Grocery Store?
Choosing the right type of ground beef at the grocery store makes a big difference in the finished product of your recipe. Here's how to decide.
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The Best And Worst Chocolate Chips On Store Shelves, Based On Reviews
Chocolate chips are a staple in many kitchens, added to cookies, brownies, cakes, and more for a burst of chocolate flavor. What are the best and worst brands?
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Costco's Little-Known Policy Will Rescue Your Forgotten Items
There is no other retailer quite like Costco, and that extends to its "left in lot" policy. The store goes above and beyond if you leave a purchase behind.
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Meet The Jochizza: Costco's Most Unhinged Food Court Menu Hack
Have you heard about the ultimate Costco food court experience, the Jochizza? It's a daring, three-in-one secret menu hack that's a feast for the adventurous.
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So You Tasted A Costco Free Sample You Don't Like. Here's What Not To Do
When a friendly Costco employee offers you a free sample of a product you don't intend to buy, don't make this common (and potentially costly) mistake.
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Who Supplies Costco's $4.99 Rotisserie Chickens?
One of the ways Costco keeps its rotisserie chickens so affordable is by carefully managing its production and suppliers -- here's who supplies it these days.
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What Makes Costco's Japanese Whisky A Worthy Fan Favorite
Heads up: Costco stocks Japanese whisky in its stores. Depending on store location, timing, and plain luck, you can find great deals on a bottle or two.
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Lunchables Accused Of Worrying Levels Of Lead In Children's Meals
Consumer Reports says Lunchables contain worrying levels of lead. Now, they're calling for the products to be removed from the National School Lunch Program.
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Starbucks And Stanley Dare To Ask, Do You Really Need Another Cup?
Starbucks just launched yet another Stanley cup. But before you head out to get your hands on it, take a second and really think about it. Is it worth it?
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The Ordering Hack For Better Costco Food Court Pizza
Though many people love the cheesy Costco pizza, sometimes it can be soft or soggy and leave a bit to be desired. Luckily, there's a way around that.
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Why Costco's Food Court Chicken Bakes Have Gone Downhill
Costco's food court has become a favorite eatery for many of its shoppers, but the once fan favorite chicken bake has gone downhill in recent years. Here's why.
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The Small-Batch Coffee Trader Joe's Customers Keep Begging For
Trader Joe's is known for many things, one of which is its extensive coffee collection. Apparently, customers are clamoring for one specific type of bean.
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The Costco Tip For Getting Kirkland Baked Goods In Bulk
If you know where to look -- and luck is on your side -- you can scoop up bulk purchases of Costco's delicious baked goods. Here's how to find them.
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What's Up With The Asterisk On Costco Price Tags?
Beyond the bulk sizing, there are a lot of details that set Costco apart from other stores, including its coded pricing system. Here's what the asterisks mean.
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You Can Still Buy Costco's Discontinued Food Court Churros But There's A Catch
Costco sparked controversy when it discontinued its once-popular food court churros. Luckily, you can still buy them -- but there's a twist.
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The Genius Photo Hack For Smarter Grocery Shopping
If you're tired of forgetting your grocery list at home or accidentally leaving off important items, it's time to switch over to this digital replacement.
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Does Costco Really End Memberships Over Excessive Returns?
Costco terminates store memberships from time to time, and it reserves the right to do so without cause -- but can making too many returns get you the boot?
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Why You Should Pay Attention To Costco Price Tags That End In .97
Costco's pricing structure is filled with hidden codes, and one is a product price that ends in .97. Here's what it means for your next shopping trip.
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How Costco Keeps Its Giant Pies So Cheap
Costco's famous pumpkin pies have remained the same price since 1990. How does the discount giant manage to produce them so affordably? Here's the secret.
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Costco's New Rotisserie Chicken Bag Is Already Causing Problems
Costco's rotisserie chicken draws legions of online fans, but some members of that loyal community are now up in arms over a change to the product's packaging.
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The Only Pumpkin Variety Costco Uses For Pie
Costco's legendary pumpkin pie is made with just one type of pumpkin, and the gourd probably doesn't look the way you expect. Here's what to know.
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What Sets Costco's Black Label Cashews Apart From The Standard
Costco is known for its in-house Kirkland Signature label, but sometimes the brand decides to kick things up a notch. Are its "Black Label" cashews better?
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