It has to FEEL GOOD to help someone out at the grocery store who is GENUINELY seeking your advice on choosing the HEALTHIEST options! We applaud those people who aren’t afraid to ASK for HELP 👏🏼👏🏾
Hey Bobby, wondering if adding the Lairds creamer to your coffee makes it a keto coffee? Also where can I get that hand mixer and your new cook book? Thanks
Well I guess I'm applauded, I go early normally the elders and housewives are out. But this 78 yr old Grandma gave me the best crockpot meatloaf recipe 🤗
Bobby approved items: 1. Extra virgin olive oil 2. Avocado oil (HOW AWESOME YOU HELP OUT THE LADY!! I do the SAME!!! 😂) 3. California extra virgin olive oil 4. Lairo Creamer (SRSLY THE BESSSSST) 5. 100% GRASS-FED beef patties 6. Wild frozen blueberries and/or ORGANIC frozen blueberries ( I would also prefer wild, if given the option) 7. Wild Alaskan sockeye salmon (what if you keep the skin, Bob? Let us know, please!!!) 8. Farmers We Know sprouted Rolled oats AND/OR the cereal (OHMYGOSH! I cannot have oatmeal either!) 9. AUTUMN’S GOLD Grain Free granola 10. Organic dried coconut 11. KERRYGOLD butter P.S.: pomegranates are BEAUTIFUL!!! Two boxes snatched last night. THANKS, Bob!
Your Costco trip showed the kitchen aid was 80 bucks off.. was not advertised anywhere. I went and checked at my Costco snd then got a price adjustment!!!! Thanks! 🤣
I worked for a Korean family and received a Korean brand of the citron tea. You only mix in a spoonful or two into hot water. Sure some have better ingredients. Lasts forever and can’t do a winter without it now-best thing for sore throats.
My dog has been having major skin issues so today my daughter and I went shopping for dog food and read all the ingredients to find him something that didn't have awful by products and nasty refined oils. I know it's dog food but from what you have taught us about our own food, we are able to help our pets eat better too!
Hi. That citron tea is actually Korean brand. we drink it with table spoon with hot water, specially in winter time. it is good remedy for cold if it has good ingredients like real citron called you-Ja, ginger and honey. We barely use as jam or dressing 😆.
Omg I’m so happy I made a great choice,I went to Costco two weeks ago and was breaking my head over the blueberries. I had to ask google about the difference over them, and came to the conclusion the wild berries where better and said hope if Bobby caught me at Costco I would have made you proud.😀 and today you proved me right 😄
1) I know the wild sockeye is healthier, but any way to reduce or eliminate the fishy smell? That’s why we go for the Norwegian salmon. 2) the honey citron and ginger tea is a Korean staple. Yes you blend it with hot water. Good for sore throat
The citron tea is a traditional Korean tea. Stir in a few tablespoons in hot water and drink. It’s delicious and heart warming. Also great if you are feeling under the weather. Costco carries many ethnic foods - it’s nice to get educated. Don’t yuck anyone’s yum.
I buy the citron tea once a month from Costco. It was delicious. I use it two ways, tea & jam. Now all I can of think of is sugar and more sugar 😆. I'm still going to continue buying it
The lemon stuff is actually good. It originated from S Korea. You mix it with hot water and you have your hot tea - it’s really good for this time of the year. They used to carry the original. The one they currently have, is new. So not 100% sure if it’s the same or a copy of the original for a lesser price/quality.
That honey citron ‘jam’ is really popular in Asia. The one Costco carries is a Korean brand, but in any Asian market you will find at least a handful of different brands. You can certainly use it as a jam, but it’s more commonly used as a tea - just add hot water. It’s amazingly tasty, and great during the winter when you’re dealing with a cold or sore throat. Unfortunately as you pointed out, it’s made with terrible ingredients. Maybe once in a while it’s okay 😉
Bobby, that ginger lemon tea is common is Korean cuisine, especially for winter warm drink. The original version is of course made with real lemon slices preserved in honey. It is delicious, soothing and caffeine free for nighttime treat. And obviously, the food industry will then have to destroy a good thing by adding HFCS and all that junk!
Farmers we know cereal is so good!!! I look over the ingredients last week and looked at my husband and said “ the oil is not the best but others are not too bad, I think Bobby would approve this”! And we got it haha
@@Lo0320 It is very good. It is a little robust and lighter in color than other olive oils but that is because it is a blend of Italian olives from the farm that are grown. They are called Mad Dog Mesa Olive oil. I met the farmer and spoke with her. You can go on the web page and read.
In Russia supposedly they put jam in their tea instead of sugar. Just like in Vietnam or one of the countries near Vietnam they put sweeten condensed milk instead of either sugar or creamer.
That ginger tea is korean. I grew up drinking that and it is a very popular tea that koreans love. One to two table spoon with hot water and we love it. 😁 I didn’t know they sell it at Costco.
Hahaha. The citron tea is either Korean or Korean inspired. Familiar to me since I mostly make Korean food. It’s funny to see your reaction to it. 🤣 but yea, that one is definitely not healthy. You’d be hard pressed to find a clean one on the market, homemade is really the only way to go.
Love these kinds of videos ! Actually all your videos ! Learning how to read the ingredients and understanding what’s good for you and what’s not all thanks to this channel! LOVE!
fyi for the Honey Citron tea Bobby - it's a very popular drink in South Korea, it's called tea but not in a typical form of tea, basically it's a sugar boom everyone knows it, but it's taste is unbelievable.
Thanks for featuring olive oil from Northern California. The Sacramento Valley is north of the City of Sacramento, follow Hwy 99-E & I-5 all the way north to Red Bluff area. Corning, CA is referred to as the “Olive Pit” for numerous olives grown in this area.
Wow! Your costco has way more healthier items. We have crap here in Vacaville, Ca. It blows my mind how not all Costco have the deals or carry same items.
How much were the pomegranates? Hubs has an obsession w/ them, plus we’re thinking of joining Costco to buy most of your recommendations. It’s funny that hubs is over 60, barely uses a computer & has no social media but from hearing me talk about you & bad oils, carrageenan, non-gmo, natural flavors, yeast extract, organic etc, he will actually read ingredient lists, then put products back, telling me that “that guy Bobby wouldn’t like it.” Thank you for changing our world.❤️
Salute Flavcity!! your Channel has LITERALLY saved me in FOODS CHOICES... And the Ingredient book is Gold!! Much love To you and Your Family & Thank You for your Service! 💯
The VonBee Honey Citron (Lemon) & Ginger Tea (HCGT) is excellent quality compared to the other brands & smaller jars found in Asian grocery stores in Toronto, Canada. We discovered this product last winter at Costco. It is a common item in Korea. In Asia, it is common to have a drink of lemon juice & warm water first thing in the morning for hydration & to boost the immune system. HCGT has lemon peel in it, natural ginger, etc & is delicious; a spoon of it is added to a cup of warm water or tea. My elderly Mom loves it, including spreading a spoon of it on toast. It is great particularly in the winter months. You mentioned the high sugar content & preservatives which is not good (hopefully the manufacturer can modify the recipe to make it healthier). But one does not use a lot of it; everything in moderation.
Bobby, you forgot to sing by the frozen grass fed burgers, 🎶 Guess whose back, back again!🎶 😆 I would get the wild blue berries for sure! And it’s Roseter approved too!❤️
hey Bobby, the citron tea is actually a Korean staple! another name for it is yuja tea. it’s delicious and you can drink it hot or cold but you’re right - lots of sugar. there are citron/yuja tea recipes online but I would love to see a Bobby Approved recipe.
Bobby, I’ve been buying the organic wild blueberries from Trader Joe’s to make my morning heavy metal detox 🤦🏽♀️. Well now I know they don’t have to be organic so I hope my Costco has these. Thank you!
citron ginger jam thing is a common beverage additive in china and taiwan in "fruit teas"...green tea with a teaspoon of the syrup...quite nice actuallly
I got the oats and chocolate brown rice cereal the last time I went to Costco. They are both very good!!🥰😍 the chocolate crispies remind me of my childhood🥰
I got my Lairds pumpkin spice powdered creamer for $4.00! After Halloween, a lot of stores mark down all the pumpkin products. Nut Pods pumpkin spice creamer was 50 cents! I LOVE to bargain hunt for Deals like this!
I love watching all your videos I love watching all your video Especially the ones will you Especially The ones you Have your wife in new daughter in I just started the keto diet about 3 weeks ago I lost 4 pounds so far I am also drinking ketones and I feel much better and my appetite is less and I really get a lot out of watching your videos thank you so much for everything I'm 52 years old and disabled I live in Southern California
well at my costco in ottawa, on sells terra delyssa organic evoo for like 10.99 on sale 2-1L Oil. its practically single origin because it comes from tunisia.
Look at the box the Farmers we Know sprouted oats is in. You will notice there is a scan for your iphone where it says 100% transparent and it tells you the origin of the ingredients.
I'm getting a double dose of you right now Bobby! I'm watching this video AND thumbing through your NEW COOKBOOK that just arrived a few hours ago! I'm loving it ALL! Thanks for ALL you do! The cookbook is wonderful so far! I'm already seeing the breakfast tacos I made from you prior to seeing them in the cookbook! Looking forward to making them again this weekend! Also, gorgeous photos in the book! Art did a wonderful job too!
Going back to Kirkland organic blueberries! Wyman’s are inconsistent. Sometimes great, sometimes not good. Kirkland are always berry, berry good! And organic!
My mom saw that citron ginger "tea" at our local costco and I did the same thing as you! I'm like "what is this wait a minute, let me see the ingredients. Nope, not Bobby approved, sorry mom!" Lol
We buy both wild & organic blueberries and mix them in oatmeal. The oatmeal we love is actually the Costco sprouted oats you mentioned. I think the brand is called One Degree Organics. We love your Costco videos because they show us what is new at our local Costco - thank you!
I went to Costco today in Brooklyn NY and they don't carry the 100% Italian Extra Virgin Olive oil and the Laird creamer. I was bummed so I ordered online. Can't wait to try!
you'll find ginger and citron (and other flavors) tea like this in asian markets - it does make a nice tea (eat any lumps) :) - it is also used like a marmalade on toast, bagels etc - yum! although now I'll have to read their labels!
Just for a starter, both the oils you bought were in plastic bottles. Everyone knows if you have good oil you don’t put it in anything but glass. You sound so knowledgeable I am surprised you didn’t know this. The Kirkland California Olive Oil was the only one worth buying.
I just read that California Olive Oil was going to start blending their stuff with oil from Argentina. If true, what's your opinion? You preferred that they were "single source." I'm also wondering if you know anything about the olive oil produced by Fresno State--they also have other on-site produced items? I *think* they blend theirs, but from within California. I know...far from Chicago...but maybe you can arrange something with them? They send you stuff to sample and get mentioned on your channel (for *honest* reviews, good or bad)? They also have award-winning wines! Their summer corn is always good AND fresh!!! They have large agriculture and enology programs.
Just love your Costco shopping! Have been shopping there for years and have done my food research and have totally changed my eating habits over the last decade. I love that I can double check my purchases with you, and learn new things every time. Already bought my limit of 3 Kerrygolds! :-)
Bobby I received my 5 ingredient homemade meals cookbook today! Super excited to read thru and try out the recipes! You, Art and your family are awesome! I always look forward to when a new video is posted! Thank you! -Will
@@MB-uy5kh I don’t think any oatmeal is keto approved. I’ve been doing keto as well and I react badly to even the slightest bit of carbs. Maybe you are not as sensitive. Good luck.
I bought the avocado oil, the wild salmon, the oats, and the blueberries all in one trip before I even watched this video, lol, I did however buy the organic blueberries, but I already had a bag of the wild ones from another trip, the wild ones do taste better.
It has to FEEL GOOD to help someone out at the grocery store who is GENUINELY seeking your advice on choosing the HEALTHIEST options! We applaud those people who aren’t afraid to ASK for HELP 👏🏼👏🏾
Amen brother Amen
Hey Bobby, wondering if adding the Lairds creamer to your coffee makes it a keto coffee? Also where can I get that hand mixer and your new cook book? Thanks
Well I guess I'm applauded, I go early normally the elders and housewives are out. But this 78 yr old Grandma gave me the best crockpot meatloaf recipe 🤗
Bobby approved items:
1. Extra virgin olive oil
2. Avocado oil
(HOW AWESOME YOU HELP OUT THE LADY!! I do the SAME!!! 😂)
3. California extra virgin olive oil
4. Lairo Creamer (SRSLY THE BESSSSST)
5. 100% GRASS-FED beef patties
6. Wild frozen blueberries and/or ORGANIC frozen blueberries
( I would also prefer wild, if given the option)
7. Wild Alaskan sockeye salmon (what if you keep the skin, Bob? Let us know, please!!!)
8. Farmers We Know sprouted Rolled oats AND/OR the cereal
(OHMYGOSH! I cannot have oatmeal either!)
9. AUTUMN’S GOLD Grain Free granola
10. Organic dried coconut
11. KERRYGOLD butter
P.S.: pomegranates are BEAUTIFUL!!! Two boxes snatched last night.
THANKS, Bob!
I will try Farmers We Know next time. I was at Target and the only decent cereal I spotted was Seven Sundays. Would you recommend it?
@@SayAhh Bobby recommends Sunday
Your Costco trip showed the kitchen aid was 80 bucks off.. was not advertised anywhere. I went and checked at my Costco snd then got a price adjustment!!!! Thanks! 🤣
I worked for a Korean family and received a Korean brand of the citron tea. You only mix in a spoonful or two into hot water. Sure some have better ingredients. Lasts forever and can’t do a winter without it now-best thing for sore throats.
My dog has been having major skin issues so today my daughter and I went shopping for dog food and read all the ingredients to find him something that didn't have awful by products and nasty refined oils. I know it's dog food but from what you have taught us about our own food, we are able to help our pets eat better too!
Hi. That citron tea is actually Korean brand. we drink it with table spoon with hot water, specially in winter time. it is good remedy for cold if it has good ingredients like real citron called you-Ja, ginger and honey. We barely use as jam or dressing 😆.
You dilute the honey citron ginger with water and it’s a drink. Some people think it’s a soothing drink in the winter.
Omg I’m so happy I made a great choice,I went to Costco two weeks ago and was breaking my head over the blueberries. I had to ask google about the difference over them, and came to the conclusion the wild berries where better and said hope if Bobby caught me at Costco I would have made you proud.😀 and today you proved me right 😄
1) I know the wild sockeye is healthier, but any way to reduce or eliminate the fishy smell? That’s why we go for the Norwegian salmon.
2) the honey citron and ginger tea is a Korean staple. Yes you blend it with hot water. Good for sore throat
honey Citron Ginger Tea is a common drink in Korea. Add that with hot or warm water.
The citron tea is a traditional Korean tea. Stir in a few tablespoons in hot water and drink. It’s delicious and heart warming. Also great if you are feeling under the weather. Costco carries many ethnic foods - it’s nice to get educated. Don’t yuck anyone’s yum.
I think the point was the ingredients too..
It was exclusively about the ingredients that’s literally his whole thing. Come on it had HFCS don’t defend that.
I buy the citron tea once a month from Costco. It was delicious. I use it two ways, tea & jam.
Now all I can of think of is sugar and more sugar 😆. I'm still going to continue buying it
@@janetb7772 shoot at the end of the day we need to have enjoyment so enjoy!!!
The lemon stuff is actually good. It originated from S Korea. You mix it with hot water and you have your hot tea - it’s really good for this time of the year. They used to carry the original. The one they currently have, is new. So not 100% sure if it’s the same or a copy of the original for a lesser price/quality.
Thank you for sharing, I’m changing the way I eat just by watching what you pick out and why. You inspire me 🙏🏻.
The honey citron & ginger tea is a common asian product for tea. you can take some of the product and add hot water and drink.
That honey citron ‘jam’ is really popular in Asia. The one Costco carries is a Korean brand, but in any Asian market you will find at least a handful of different brands. You can certainly use it as a jam, but it’s more commonly used as a tea - just add hot water. It’s amazingly tasty, and great during the winter when you’re dealing with a cold or sore throat. Unfortunately as you pointed out, it’s made with terrible ingredients. Maybe once in a while it’s okay 😉
Second this!
Bobby, that ginger lemon tea is common is Korean cuisine, especially for winter warm drink. The original version is of course made with real lemon slices preserved in honey. It is delicious, soothing and caffeine free for nighttime treat. And obviously, the food industry will then have to destroy a good thing by adding HFCS and all that junk!
Farmers we know cereal is so good!!! I look over the ingredients last week and looked at my husband and said “ the oil is not the best but others are not too bad, I think Bobby would approve this”! And we got it haha
Citron tea may not have ingredients you like but it's very, very good.
Love the sprouted oats and the grass fed beef patties, have been a staple from the first time you showed us. Thank you! 🙏 Will try the rest 🌺
Your shopping vids are the best. All this stuff one never knew.
Thank you. I agree that the large blueberries usually have no taste.
I am from Sacramento.I actually purchased a local EVOO straight from the grower in Coloma,CA.Super local.
Is it good? How much at Coloma Ca?
@@Lo0320 It is very good. It is a little robust and lighter in color than other olive oils but that is because it is a blend of Italian olives from the farm that are grown. They are called Mad Dog Mesa Olive oil. I met the farmer and spoke with her. You can go on the web page and read.
I bought it from the farmers market for 15.00 a bottle.
I love meddling in people’s shopping too....in the best of ways. ❤️ 🤗 😃
In Russia supposedly they put jam in their tea instead of sugar. Just like in Vietnam or one of the countries near Vietnam they put sweeten condensed milk instead of either sugar or creamer.
That ginger tea is korean. I grew up drinking that and it is a very popular tea that koreans love. One to two table spoon with hot water and we love it. 😁 I didn’t know they sell it at Costco.
I miss the Costco days where we would show up hungry and then by the time we were done shopping, we'd feel completely full from samples!
Filming in the store isn’t easy! Great job! I’m still learning and love watching shop with me videos!
My favorite is the Trader Joe’s organic wild blueberries so delicious
Hahaha. The citron tea is either Korean or Korean inspired. Familiar to me since I mostly make Korean food. It’s funny to see your reaction to it. 🤣 but yea, that one is definitely not healthy. You’d be hard pressed to find a clean one on the market, homemade is really the only way to go.
Love these kinds of videos ! Actually all your videos ! Learning how to read the ingredients and understanding what’s good for you and what’s not all thanks to this channel! LOVE!
I think Bobby must have been a cat in a previous life. That would explain a lot... especially his curiosity which we are all grateful for.
fyi for the Honey Citron tea Bobby - it's a very popular drink in South Korea, it's called tea but not in a typical form of tea, basically it's a sugar boom everyone knows it, but it's taste is unbelievable.
not sure why they added the ginger tho, normally we dont see ginger there.
Thanks for featuring olive oil from Northern California. The Sacramento Valley is north of the City of Sacramento, follow Hwy 99-E & I-5 all the way north to Red Bluff area. Corning, CA is referred to as the “Olive Pit” for numerous olives grown in this area.
Wow! Your costco has way more healthier items. We have crap here in Vacaville, Ca. It blows my mind how not all Costco have the deals or carry same items.
How much were the pomegranates? Hubs has an obsession w/ them, plus we’re thinking of joining Costco to buy most of your recommendations.
It’s funny that hubs is over 60, barely uses a computer & has no social media but from hearing me talk about you & bad oils, carrageenan, non-gmo, natural flavors, yeast extract, organic etc, he will actually read ingredient lists, then put products back, telling me that “that guy Bobby wouldn’t like it.”
Thank you for changing our world.❤️
"This is beautiful. What is it, velvet?" LOL!! Awesome!
Coming to America hahaha!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗
I peeped the reference too! Lol!
won't work for my sis's 17 lb cat - too wobbly! and can't fit in the holes! lol
Bobby, soy tu fan!! Me encanta que hables español. Vivo en USA desde hace más de 7 años y me ha servido mucho tu canal! Gracias! 🙏
This is a day that causes me to take notes.
Salute Flavcity!! your Channel has LITERALLY saved me in FOODS CHOICES... And the Ingredient book is Gold!! Much love To you and Your Family & Thank You for your Service!
💯
The cat condo comment killed me 😂 love the videos!
I love when Bobby helps people. Do more of that please. Stage it if you want, i don't mind.
Thank you for your videos . I love all of them. It is really good to know the best and healthier products to get at the market and all thanks to you!!
The VonBee Honey Citron (Lemon) & Ginger Tea (HCGT) is excellent quality compared to the other brands & smaller jars found in Asian grocery stores in Toronto, Canada. We discovered this product last winter at Costco. It is a common item in Korea. In Asia, it is common to have a drink of lemon juice & warm water first thing in the morning for hydration & to boost the immune system. HCGT has lemon peel in it, natural ginger, etc & is delicious; a spoon of it is added to a cup of warm water or tea. My elderly Mom loves it, including spreading a spoon of it on toast. It is great particularly in the winter months. You mentioned the high sugar content & preservatives which is not good (hopefully the manufacturer can modify the recipe to make it healthier). But one does not use a lot of it; everything in moderation.
You have stuff I have never seen!!!! I am so excited!
who else lives in costco too?!
from a fellow vlogger :)
Bobby, you forgot to sing by the frozen grass fed burgers, 🎶 Guess whose back, back again!🎶 😆 I would get the wild blue berries for sure! And it’s Roseter approved too!❤️
Thanks for the information about the blueberries. The organic big ones taste like wood chips. Now I feel better about buying the Wyman's.
Thank you for all your suggestions. I started changing my food choice.
hey Bobby, the citron tea is actually a Korean staple! another name for it is yuja tea. it’s delicious and you can drink it hot or cold but you’re right - lots of sugar. there are citron/yuja tea recipes online but I would love to see a Bobby Approved recipe.
Bobby, I’ve been buying the organic wild blueberries from Trader Joe’s to make my morning heavy metal detox 🤦🏽♀️. Well now I know they don’t have to be organic so I hope my Costco has these. Thank you!
That tea is Korean style. It’s very popular
Bobby and co. I have learned so much from you. Thanks
citron ginger jam thing is a common beverage additive in china and taiwan in "fruit teas"...green tea with a teaspoon of the syrup...quite nice actuallly
Recently pick up some grass-fed lamb chops at Aldi. I’m gonna make myself some fancy, tasty, Bobby-approved dinners with those!
I got the oats and chocolate brown rice cereal the last time I went to Costco. They are both very good!!🥰😍 the chocolate crispies remind me of my childhood🥰
I got my Lairds pumpkin spice powdered creamer for $4.00! After Halloween, a lot of stores mark down all the pumpkin products. Nut Pods pumpkin spice creamer was 50 cents! I LOVE to bargain hunt for Deals like this!
Wish we had someone like Bobby in the UK
thanks ...you are my favorite guide to tummy health in the east village NYC
Love the grass fed beef patties and the salmon burgers.
I love watching all your videos I love watching all your video Especially the ones will you Especially The ones you Have your wife in new daughter in I just started the keto diet about 3 weeks ago I lost 4 pounds so far I am also drinking ketones and I feel much better and my appetite is less and I really get a lot out of watching your videos thank you so much for everything I'm 52 years old and disabled I live in Southern California
Bobby - what about the new Kirkland brand ORGANIC extra virgin olive oil??? Is this as good, worse or better than the Kirkland ev olive oil you show??
I just bought the Organic EVOO at Costco this week
well at my costco in ottawa, on sells terra delyssa organic evoo for like 10.99 on sale 2-1L Oil. its practically single origin because it comes from tunisia.
Thank you Bob, and the team. Great video. Take care.
I wish I could’ve liked this video twice! Great and informative as always, thank you 👍
Look at the box the Farmers we Know sprouted oats is in. You will notice there is a scan for your iphone where it says 100% transparent and it tells you the origin of the ingredients.
I'm getting a double dose of you right now Bobby! I'm watching this video AND thumbing through your NEW COOKBOOK that just arrived a few hours ago! I'm loving it ALL! Thanks for ALL you do! The cookbook is wonderful so far! I'm already seeing the breakfast tacos I made from you prior to seeing them in the cookbook! Looking forward to making them again this weekend! Also, gorgeous photos in the book! Art did a wonderful job too!
Going back to Kirkland organic blueberries! Wyman’s are inconsistent. Sometimes great, sometimes not good. Kirkland are always berry, berry good! And organic!
Also, how does Wyman’s ‘farm’ wild blueberries? I’m thinking the berries are not too ‘wild.’ Look int this Bobby!
Much more flavor with the Kirkland brand! No question about or!
My mom saw that citron ginger "tea" at our local costco and I did the same thing as you! I'm like "what is this wait a minute, let me see the ingredients. Nope, not Bobby approved, sorry mom!" Lol
We buy both wild & organic blueberries and mix them in oatmeal. The oatmeal we love is actually the Costco sprouted oats you mentioned. I think the brand is called One Degree Organics. We love your Costco videos because they show us what is new at our local Costco - thank you!
I’m addicted to Laird! Laird Hamilton & Gabby Reese!!!
Oh shit he’s from Chicago!? Damn nice now I know he’s giving me exact prices
I went to Costco today in Brooklyn NY and they don't carry the 100% Italian Extra Virgin Olive oil and the Laird creamer. I was bummed so I ordered online. Can't wait to try!
I have also heard that Costco Olive oil is legit and I choose organic whenever possible.
I grabbed like three boxes of that kerrygold! what a great deal haha
you'll find ginger and citron (and other flavors) tea like this in asian markets - it does make a nice tea (eat any lumps) :) - it is also used like a marmalade on toast, bagels etc - yum! although now I'll have to read their labels!
Just bought the book! Super excited 😄
I love these videos I'm playing catch up right now
Thanks Bobby I learn so much from theses videos!
Love the hauls! Watch every single one :-)
Love these Costco hauls, I’ve learned so much
Just curious why you don’t buy the organic extra virgin oil?
???
Paid by Such an WHO?
I was wondering the same thing 🤷🏼♀️
LOVE it that you do these videos.
LOVE to bump into you
HATE it that I am not in the Chicago area...
HATE it that I am not in the USA...
So happy I found this channel! Tons of awesome information.
Just for a starter, both the oils you bought were in plastic bottles. Everyone knows if you have good oil you don’t put it in anything but glass. You sound so knowledgeable I am surprised you didn’t know this. The Kirkland California Olive Oil was the only one worth buying.
Thank you so much for doing these videos. I'm not a health food but, but I do want to get the healthiest options.
I just read that California Olive Oil was going to start blending their stuff with oil from Argentina. If true, what's your opinion? You preferred that they were "single source."
I'm also wondering if you know anything about the olive oil produced by Fresno State--they also have other on-site produced items? I *think* they blend theirs, but from within California. I know...far from Chicago...but maybe you can arrange something with them? They send you stuff to sample and get mentioned on your channel (for *honest* reviews, good or bad)? They also have award-winning wines! Their summer corn is always good AND fresh!!! They have large agriculture and enology programs.
Everything looks delicious
Just love your Costco shopping! Have been shopping there for years and have done my food research and have totally changed my eating habits over the last decade. I love that I can double check my purchases with you, and learn new things every time. Already bought my limit of 3 Kerrygolds! :-)
Bobby I received my 5 ingredient homemade meals cookbook today! Super excited to read thru and try out the recipes! You, Art and your family are awesome! I always look forward to when a new video is posted! Thank you! -Will
Whenever I eat oatmeal doesn’t matter if it’s regular or steel. I am always get hungry after an hour. Even if I put nuts in it
The same thing happens to me too every time.
Started Keto a month ago. No more oatmeal for me for a while. Organic steel cut for me.
@@MB-uy5kh I don’t think any oatmeal is keto approved. I’ve been doing keto as well and I react badly to even the slightest bit of carbs. Maybe you are not as sensitive. Good luck.
I bought the avocado oil, the wild salmon, the oats, and the blueberries all in one trip before I even watched this video, lol, I did however buy the organic blueberries, but I already had a bag of the wild ones from another trip, the wild ones do taste better.
I'm in love with the seaweed chips, some reason I really crave them.
Love your info AMD love your mask 🥰🥰🥰
The California Olive Oil and the Toscano Oil, is what I have in my Arizona Costco that’s all we buy.
I’m going to Costco tomorrow- great info as usual so thanks!
french for " I don't like it" " je ne l'aime pas"
Great tips, thanks!
Very useful information...Appreciated the video.
Love this guy.
Wild blueberries from Maine, absolutely.
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When does the Laird promo end? It's Weds. morning and the site (accessed from link above) doesn't reflect 25% off, just free shipping.