#Costco food

[calpicowater]

Week 13/52: March 25th - March 31st 2024 | Best Pho!!??

can't believe the most yum pho I have ever tried is in PG lol

we always eating...

work is so repetitive and boring LOL

[ckatz]

i have small hands please ignore it 😔

ik i'm kinda late to this but like i was so bummed out when i found out that costco replaced the churros with these cookies and didn't think they would taste that good

so i went over there and finally bought one to try and it was actually really good

just super sweet, but like, really really good

[kristinwaymire]

What I eat in a Day | Plant Based Edition

[spherey]

wHY ARE COSTCO TURKEY ROLLUPS SO GOOD MMDFKFKDJGKFNGKDNDJFFHFHFHFHF

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was walking through Costco to get to school and ended up being late because I stopped at one of those little pop-up tables with free samples of a sushi roll made entirely out of fruit roll ups.

[catfindr]

[sreegs]

that explainer about how Sun Tzu's Art of War was written for rich idiots who don't know how to run an army helped contextualize why it's so plain and simple. extrapolating on that, this t-shirt is the modern-day equivalent for restaurant owners:

[43sol]

marriage in all things but name

[dreamtigress]

My husband at Costco, often calling me to provide home 'tech' support, asking me if we should get whatever new thing, confirming which kind of danishes we want, etc.

His second call today: "They have these little pancake things. They're ADORABLE and weird and like, tiny little poofie pancakes..."

Me, who writes about "Kerch" food way too much: "Oh, like poffertjes!"

Husband: "Like what?"

Me: "Like the Dutch, Kerch, little poofie pancakes."

Husband: "Uh yeah, they do sound like that."

Me: Launches into an explanation of breakfasts at the Van Eck mansion in my canon...

Husband, very confused: "Who? What? What mansion, baby?"

Me: "Nevermind, Six of Crows infodump. Just keep shopping."

Husband: "I love you. SO so much."

Me, almost under my breath: "Yeah, it's a good thing, too."

[heydrangeas]

hey. hey. did you know if you buy a rotisserie chicken ($5-10 depending on where you get it) you can dig into it like a rat, then strip and save the rest of the meat, then make as much stock as you can fit in your largest pot by simply simmering the bones with herbs and veggies or veggie scraps for 6-8 hours, thereby easily doubling the value of your purchase and making the best soup base ever?

[daisiesonafield-blog]

⚠️PSA⚠️ Listeria contaminated food recalls ‼️

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[homoqueerjewhobbit]

I genuinely love grocery shopping. It's like a trip to the food museum.

[vanillazou]

this was not intended to turn into this kinda shitpost but this idea came to me when i realized spandam's outfit was very revealing in the chest area, and it kinda went insane from there

anyways I figured out how to draw Spandam's mask and outfit!!... I think i hauve covid-

[muzzlemouths]

I have a feeling if we didnt fight dolly that night we wouldn't have felt as attached and shed be dead rn.... just a thought... but chewing on these crumbs like its my last meal ngl

Pretty sure I mentioned it in the tags of an earlier post but I'm repeating it here too cause I think it's important:

Had the fight with Dolly not occurred, there would have been no bonding moment with her later that night when everyone else was asleep. The fic just timeskips straight to the next morning.

While she's furious with you in the moment, Dolly later finds herself impressed by your show of guts. Not a lot of people have the nerve to stand up to her like that. It makes her hesitate to keep associating you with a lower rung of the food chain, which (combined with the amount of stress she's under) eventually becomes a willingness to open up a little. In that moment, when no one else is awake to hear it, she confesses her fears to you as an equal.

The fight with Dolly is absolutely linked to her survival.