XPost: alt.home.repair, rec.food.baking   
   From: bowman@montana.com   
      
   On Sat, 30 Sep 2023 14:29:01 GMT, Scott Lurndal wrote:   
      
   > Gas doesn't count towards the executive rebate, however.   
      
   It doesn't? That's how much attention I pay to stuff like that.   
      
      
   > Meat and fish are generally of high quality.  The rotisserie chicken is   
   > a steal (half again as large as the grocery store chickens and still   
   > 4.99 each).   
      
   +1 on the chicken. I can get 3 or 4 meals out of one of those super-   
   chickens to say nothing of some happy cats. The only problem I have with   
   the meat is the tendency for the packaging to start at $20. $20 worth of   
   pork shoulder is a lot more than I can deal with.   
      
   The specialty cheese selection is good and less expensive than at the   
   local version of Whole Foods. Bean coffee is cheaper along with canned   
   tuna or salmon.   
      
   I'm no fashion plate so the clothing section is handy for jeans, shirts,   
   and so forth.   
      
   > They are the only source of Morning Summit breakfast cereal.   
      
   There are a couple of Kirkland branded protein bars I prefer to the ones   
   available in the supermarkets.   
      
   Like Cindy said tastes differ. When it first opened here I was skeptical   
   that the membership was worth it. One year the company gave out CostCo   
   gift cards at Christmas and I got hooked. Besides, it's a quarter mile   
   from where I work so it's as convenient as any of the other markets in   
   town.   
      
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