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This is an interesting topic, this membership fee obliges you to buy from them as much as possible. So, the savings you make purchasing from Costco will reimburse the membership fee. So, the more you buy, the more you re-pay the membership fee. And yes, you have to purchase big quantities, not one pack of 10 toilet paper rools, but much more, not one small bag of rice but 20 lbs, etc. On the other hand instead of going every week, going once a month for me, being single is enough. Plus, there is something else, I would like to add, is that I have notice, in terms of quality and price, Costco offers more and more organic produces, fruites, vegetables, etc. at a competitive price.

Yep ! tried the coffee, and liked it

Friend of mine now lives in Geneva (she works for the World Health Organization). One of her discoveries was to order on-line a Bosch MUM Great quality. She had a KitchenAid in the US. But, the Bosch MUM is really top

Sorry, not that type of food centrifuge (budget reason) But we got recently the Hanil mini centrifuge Basically, it is a quick food dryer for food dehydration. The tank is stainless and the cost around $150 is okay. So far so good

Cool ! Have to look at that . Thank you ! Love this forum, you get a lot of great ideas

I too used to get at Costco but ordered 4 lb. from italy and aged 24 months More expensive than Costco, but found it much better quality

I also have a 12-inch Lodge carbon steel skillet, recently purchased. It is pre-seasoned, excellent quality, the price is quite reasonable. Very satisfied.