Thanks for creating videos like this, appreciate it so much! Not much people do this in aus so it’s great to see videos that aren’t in America lol. Keep doing you 👍🏽
I was there 2 weeks ago and a week before that. So easy to spend there but great value. Oysters 10/10 The prawn toast $14 10/10 Pork ribs with no bone heat up in oven low and slow 160c for 40 mins mmmm 10/10 and and and drink hot dog with all the trimmings $2 😱 what a meal what a deal. Freezer is full and so am I. Pizza looks good I’ll go that next.
Yep you should regret not buying the lemon and blueberry loaf. Toasted it in the frypan for breakfast this morning. Delish. Sliced some up for the freezer as it is a big loaf. I have been enjoying your videos.
Yay! Im early. I found you two weeks ago and have watched every video so far. Would love it if you did a walk through on vegan/vegetarian foods, etc Plus, any korean foods like their Von Bee citron honey ginger tea, which I was gifted a few years ago in winter. It helped with a lot of coughs and colds and I haven't been back to Costco since. The person I went with lives in another state for job purposes. Thank you in advance 😊
Any Americans on here I find the frozen soft crabs are pretty good. I’m from MD originally. I just did some shopping yesterday.I’ve got enough meat and fish to last 6 months. Mind you I live alone so spending $300 at the most for me sorts out my major food.
I just returned the vortex air fryer to Amazon, heat distribution wasn’t even. Top shelf cooked, bottom shelf not cooked. I did love the rotisserie basket, it made perfect chips.
Yes the prices are high in Australia. We do free trade agreements so we export all our best meat overseas and make the meat growers rich and then locally have to pay premium prices for sub standard meat. But that’s the market working as planned!
I use my airfryer everyday, hardly ever put the oven on. I have 2, one big & one small 😂 I asked about the beef mince, thanks so much for showing all that meat and seafood. I just joined at Epping, but waiting for Ardeer to open in spring. Suppose to be the biggest aussie costco yet 🥳
I went to Costco for the first time last week. I got a take n bake pizza on special with $2 off! Very happy! Your video on ready made meals came just at the right time, because I was looking for those ready made curries you showed (I got butter chicken). My wallet was saved by my food sensitivities though, I'd be doomed if I could eat all the snacks! lol
Love your site....May I ask for a favour?... I have family members in both USA and Canada, and we are always comparing prices.....we all striving to be frugal when shopping.. May I request that you display the prices longer and clearer, in order to see the prices clearer.... Thank you very much..
If we look at the price per kg, the fresh food is more expensive than getting it directly from butcher. In addition, electrical appliances are kinda same pricing as other retailers but no department is managing warranty. Anyways, I think Costco is good for the big family with bulk buying, dry products, clean walking path and all in one supermarket.
You would definitely use an air fryer if you got one. Costco beef mince is really nice and great value. Ha ha, I need someone to ration out chocolates to me. 😆
Could you have a look at the Fruit and Dairy part of the store next please... Thanks for looking at some of the meat... Want about whole chickens and chicken necks just wondering the price of them...kg... As I don't live anywere close to Costco but do they sell medicines by anychance or have a chemist in there stores???
I've covered some of the fruit and veg in a previous video. It was a bit pricey. I'll see what I can do about the other items. Also, there's no chemist in Costco, they just sell vitamins, Panadol etc.
I've only been to my local Costco in Moorabbin. I would assume that they all carry the same food items, maybe some specials would be different store to store though.
@@GoodyYumYum I’ve been in there with my sister down in Adelaide . Some things I’d buy but overall there’s not a lot there for me. I only shop for two and a cat. I can understand people that have kids. I might mention the mince to my little sister since you recommend it. My older sister buys the American bacon there. And I’ve seen duck there I’d buy. I think you’ve convinced me to check Costco out a bit closer. Thanks for that.
No matter what you think the prices per kilo on Chicken, Pork, Salmon and Beef is highway robbery. I pay that per kilo price buying it all in small amounts not bulk packs.
Meat prices are a joke, I'm paying $28 a kg for grass fed ribeyes at pendle hill meat market, economy ribeyes are going for $22 a kg, I feed my dogs coles beef mince at $10.50 a kg, only a fraction more than Costco, not worth a membership and the drive out there
Absolutely a RIP OFF!!! My local butcher is a but pricey but a whole lot cheaper per kilo. I would rather pay my small local butcher who also supports small farmers. The same with my fishmonger. I will not buy seafood from a large chain only from my local small fishmonger/seafood business.
I think you have to be selective with what you buy. There was a special on for Omo laundry detergent at $4.67/L. That was a good deal as it's usually $7 to $8/L.
Anyone can shop there as long as you join up (it's $65 per year here in Australia) 😊 I've heard that to shop at Costco in the UK you need to have a specific career. Strange, I wonder why they have that rule 🤔
Thanks for creating videos like this, appreciate it so much! Not much people do this in aus so it’s great to see videos that aren’t in America lol. Keep doing you 👍🏽
WOW!! I will never complain about the meat pricing in the US.
I was there 2 weeks ago and a week before that. So easy to spend there but great value. Oysters 10/10
The prawn toast $14 10/10
Pork ribs with no bone heat up in oven low and slow 160c for 40 mins mmmm 10/10 and and and drink hot dog with all the trimmings $2 😱 what a meal what a deal. Freezer is full and so am I. Pizza looks good I’ll go that next.
Yep you should regret not buying the lemon and blueberry loaf. Toasted it in the frypan for breakfast this morning. Delish. Sliced some up for the freezer as it is a big loaf. I have been enjoying your videos.
I'm hoping they still have them next week, I'll definitely grab one 👍👍😊
Yay! Im early.
I found you two weeks ago and have watched every video so far.
Would love it if you did a walk through on vegan/vegetarian foods, etc
Plus, any korean foods like their Von Bee citron honey ginger tea, which I was gifted a few years ago in winter. It helped with a lot of coughs and colds and I haven't been back to Costco since.
The person I went with lives in another state for job purposes.
Thank you in advance 😊
I'll see what I can do 👍 My Mum also likes that honey ginger tea, it's great for winter. Thanks for watching all of my videos ❤
Any Americans on here I find the frozen soft crabs are pretty good. I’m from MD originally. I just did some shopping yesterday.I’ve got enough meat and fish to last 6 months. Mind you I live alone so spending $300 at the most for me sorts out my major food.
I just returned the vortex air fryer to Amazon, heat distribution wasn’t even. Top shelf cooked, bottom shelf not cooked. I did love the rotisserie basket, it made perfect chips.
The chicken & mince at Costco is really good. The ravioli is lovely too.
The lemon blueberry loaf is amazing.. I was so excited to get one yesterday and it did not disappoint
Yes the prices are high in Australia. We do free trade agreements so we export all our best meat overseas and make the meat growers rich and then locally have to pay premium prices for sub standard meat. But that’s the market working as planned!
Take a break mate
Taro tea with boba is my favourite after shop treat!
I'll have to give it a try 😊
I use my airfryer everyday, hardly ever put the oven on. I have 2, one big & one small 😂
I asked about the beef mince, thanks so much for showing all that meat and seafood. I just joined at Epping, but waiting for Ardeer to open in spring. Suppose to be the biggest aussie costco yet 🥳
I go to Epping. Don’t forget to fill up your petrol tank each time! It’s always cheap.
@@alexandraw3733 yep, did that ⛽️
I went to Costco for the first time last week. I got a take n bake pizza on special with $2 off! Very happy!
Your video on ready made meals came just at the right time, because I was looking for those ready made curries you showed (I got butter chicken). My wallet was saved by my food sensitivities though, I'd be doomed if I could eat all the snacks! lol
Sounds like you got a good deal on that pizza 👍 😊
The only good thing about Costco in Australia are the $2 hotdogs with drink 😂
Prefer the ones at Ikea & I don't have to be a member to enter.
Love it love it love it. We are moving to Perth next month. Which Costco do you cover?
This is the Costco at Moorabbin, Victoria 😊
Prices are to high.@@GoodyYumYum
Love your site....May I ask for a favour?... I have family members in both USA and Canada, and we are always comparing prices.....we all striving to be frugal when shopping.. May I request that you display the prices longer and clearer, in order to see the prices clearer.... Thank you very much..
I've been forwarding your site to my family, in Canada and USA. Many thanks and greatly appreciated.. Cheers!
I'll try to remember to do that. I always try and say the price out loud also when I see it. Thanks for watching 😊
If we look at the price per kg, the fresh food is more expensive than getting it directly from butcher. In addition, electrical appliances are kinda same pricing as other retailers but no department is managing warranty. Anyways, I think Costco is good for the big family with bulk buying, dry products, clean walking path and all in one supermarket.
You would definitely use an air fryer if you got one. Costco beef mince is really nice and great value. Ha ha, I need someone to ration out chocolates to me. 😆
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I’m from Canada and the lineups for checkout are the same lol
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Looks more expensive than Aldi - where you don't have to pay a membership to shop in their stores.
but ALDI don't give out free samples lol......
Air fryer so good
Do they have many plant-based products at Costco? I’d love you to have a closer look at any of those if you see them? In your videos?
I've never really seen many, I'll have to keep an eye out for them 😊
Could you have a look at the Fruit and Dairy part of the store next please...
Thanks for looking at some of the meat...
Want about whole chickens and chicken necks just wondering the price of them...kg...
As I don't live anywere close to Costco but do they sell medicines by anychance or have a chemist in there stores???
I've covered some of the fruit and veg in a previous video. It was a bit pricey. I'll see what I can do about the other items. Also, there's no chemist in Costco, they just sell vitamins, Panadol etc.
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🎉🎉🎉 woo hoo!! 😊 I can't believe it. There must be a lot of Costco lovers out there, like me ❤
Have you been to other stores in melbourne? Do Costcos carry different merchandise by store?
I've only been to my local Costco in Moorabbin. I would assume that they all carry the same food items, maybe some specials would be different store to store though.
The beef is expensive. I think the lamb is too. Pork ok.
Yeah, I only really buy the mince from Costco, we love that. No steaks or anything like that though 😊
@@GoodyYumYum I’ve been in there with my sister down in Adelaide . Some things I’d buy but overall there’s not a lot there for me. I only shop for two and a cat. I can understand people that have kids. I might mention the mince to my little sister since you recommend it. My older sister buys the American bacon there. And I’ve seen duck there I’d buy. I think you’ve convinced me to check Costco out a bit closer. Thanks for that.
Went once never again! Joke of a place
Never been & never will.
I refuse to shop at a place the I have to be a paid member before I can even enter the building.
Do they have kangaroo mince at Costco?
I haven't seen any there
No matter what you think the prices per kilo on Chicken, Pork, Salmon and Beef is highway robbery. I pay that per kilo price buying it all in small amounts not bulk packs.
The trout is small that's why they cheap
Meat prices are a joke, I'm paying $28 a kg for grass fed ribeyes at pendle hill meat market, economy ribeyes are going for $22 a kg, I feed my dogs coles beef mince at $10.50 a kg, only a fraction more than Costco, not worth a membership and the drive out there
joints a rip off. you get better meat prices at a good butcher. they have everyone fooled with their big packaging
$245 form meet 😢😢😢
Absolutely a RIP OFF!!! My local butcher is a but pricey but a whole lot cheaper per kilo. I would rather pay my small local butcher who also supports small farmers.
The same with my fishmonger. I will not buy seafood from a large chain only from my local small fishmonger/seafood business.
I'm with you i thought the meat was a bit pricey comparing to Dandenong Market. Salmon at the Market is around $36 per kilo thereş was $48 rip off.
I think you have to be selective with what you buy. There was a special on for Omo laundry detergent at $4.67/L. That was a good deal as it's usually $7 to $8/L.
Can anyone go to Costco?
Anyone can shop there as long as you join up (it's $65 per year here in Australia) 😊 I've heard that to shop at Costco in the UK you need to have a specific career. Strange, I wonder why they have that rule 🤔
@@GoodyYumYum You do need to be local to the costco to be accepted for membership which i find strange.... are they allergic to money?
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