Re: Costco, organic, etc (OT) -- CAROL

[Guest guest]

Carol, did you say you get DCCC at Costco? What is the brand? We're getting it

at Giant for

about $2 for a 7.5 oz package, and I'd sure like to find something less

expensive!

[Guest guest]

DCCC at Costco? What is the brand? We're paying about $2 for 7.5 oz at Giant and

I'd love

to find something less expensive!

PS Sorry if this is a duplicate -- I tried to post this a few minutes ago and it

looked like it

didn't go through, so I'm trying a different way..

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> > Hi all, I am looking for some insight. REcenlty we have thought that

> > buying

> > organic would be the best thing for us (especially meat) but it is

> > killing

> > our pocketbook. Costco was doing us " well " for a while there but I got

> > concerned about the produce and meat since it wasn't " organic " . Now I

> > am

> > thinking that I might shop at farmers markets for the produce and keep

> > buying meat there at costco. Any insight on the quality of meat and

> > eggs at

> > Costco? Carol, I know you (or used to) buy there and would love your

> > opinion.

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> I found I just didn't want to pay Whole Food's prices for their

> excellent hormone and anti biotic free meat and poultry, so I get a few

> meats at Costco that are very good. In fact their Australian lamb chops

> have Costco's beat. I buy frozen ocean caught scallops and shrimp and

> Nanuk sugar free smoked salmon (NOT farm raised) I recently tried beef

> tenderloin and found it tough. I have also used pork chops and their

> Kosher chicken (that's some combination)

> This may not be organic but it beats supermarket meat and I don't seem

> to react to it.

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> I actually find organic and naturally raised meat tastes bitter and is

> tough.

> I love Costco eggs, butter DCCC, organic coffee and used to buy

> Tropicana O.J. and Sun maid raisins there too.

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> Carol F.

> Celiac, MCS, Latex Allergy, EMS

> SCD 6 years

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