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@&roid

 

so your cell phone does not work inside a Costco ?

 

or you can make a voice call 

 

but can't Surf web sites ?

 

very interesting 

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2 hours ago, rotuts said:

@&roid

 

so your cell phone does not work inside a Costco ?

 

or you can make a voice call 

 

but can't Surf web sites ?

 

very interesting 

I've not observed that.

 

Time passes, I asked a friend and she wrote back:

 

I know we can make phone calls inside Costco because I've had to call Ron to see which aisle he's at.  Also, he's used the internet to see what Amazon is charging for a similar product. 

 

 

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One of the most unusual snack foods I've purchased from Costco, Quail eggs prepared 2 ways.   So far I've used them on ramen.  The flavors are really not too intense, the texture is a bit rubbery.   Each individual egg is packaged in something like a food service jam package.  Shelf stable.

 

No one else in the house is a fan.

 

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Lots of varieties of shelf stable quail eggs at Lotte and H Mart. Some much better than others. I have found brands with jammy yolks and non-rubbery whites.

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4 hours ago, lemniscate said:

One of the most unusual snack foods I've purchased from Costco, Quail eggs prepared 2 ways.   So far I've used them on ramen.  The flavors are really not too intense, the texture is a bit rubbery.   Each individual egg is packaged in something like a food service jam package.  Shelf stable.

 

No one else in the house is a fan.

 

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Very common here. The one labelled stewed doesn't look stewed. It very much looks like quail century egg.

These are sold in every mom 'n pop corner store as well as supermarkets. And, yes. Always rubbery. I never buy them. I buy fresh and D,I,M, (Do it Myself)

 

 

 

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