WE BOUGHT 26 LBS OF MEAT. YOU WON'T BELIEVE THE SAVINGS! Carnivore Grocery Haul
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Come along with us on a carnivore diet grocery haul as we shop at Costco for the first time. Is buying a $60 Costco membership worth the money? We compare Walmart and Costco's carnivore & Ketovore diet staple items to see which grocery store is a more budget-friendly option for carnivores.
What are your thoughts? Have you ever been to Costco? Do you shop there regularly on the Carnivore diet? Let us know in the comments!
Stay Strong,
Pat & Caitlynn
-------------
To contact us:
Email: ensley.carnivore.couple@gmail.com
Instagram: @carnivorecouple.pat.cait
Our Amazon wishlist: www.amazon.com...
-------------
More Recipe Ideas:
Hamburger Crust Pizza: • Hamburger Crust Meat L...
Fajita Steak Bowls: • Best Carnivore Recipes...
#carnivoregroceryhaul #carnivore #carnivorediet #costcogroceryhaul #groceryhaul #carnivoremealplan #keto #ketodiet #ketovore #weightloss #weightlossjourney #costco #lowcarb #shopwithmecostco
You can order whole subprimals for pickup at Costco. Then cut steaks and roasts for yourself.
Far cheaper.
If you guys can, invest in a food saver machine. It’s only me in my home and I buy Costco meats, come home and break it down to freeze. Love love love that machine. No freezer burn or air ever.
Love you guys!!! 🥰
Thanks for the tip. That has been on Pat’s radar. Thanks for the support
I came to say the same thing. You can probably find a good deal on one at Costco.
My Costco sells Food Saver! Best purchase ever!
Something people don't often realize is freezer burn usually is avoided by have a "real" freezer that needs to be defrosted every year or two. The freezer in your combo fridge/freezer has a fan it it and it takes the temp up a bit periodically. That process dehydrates the meat surface, which is freezer burn. That is why you never have to defrost your fridge freezer. My small upright freezer keeps all my meat burn free and the tiny ice build up is because I only open it once a week or less to transfer meat to the fridge freezer.
I love Costco! Fun fact:we usually get our yearly subscription as a Christmas gift from my in-laws. 👍🏻
That’s a great Christmas gift!
@@carnivorecouple We love it! 👍🏻
Get paid to be a member: executive membership + the costco credit card for all daily purchases and paid off monthly.
We spend about 40k a year on the card and between the return on the executive membership and the cash rewards from the card we get paid about 1k a year to be a member and shop with the card.
Unlike other card reward programs it is literally a yearly check you can cash or deposit back into your checking account. It's wild and I love it.
That’s amazing! One other person here mentioned that. We will definitely need to look into it. 👍
Love Costco. If y'all have local cattle farms nearby....look into buying from them. We buy a half a cow a year and it lasts for a long time. With processing and packaging, we paid $1.14/lb in November for half a cow. It's a lot at once, but if you plan ahead/budget it's the best bang for your buck and.... the meat is fantastic!!!
We live in Nebraska so we have a lot of cattle farmers around us. We thought about buying 1/2 beef. We just haven’t done it yet.
@@carnivorecouple It's sooooo worth it.
@@OGGlamma Wow! $1.14/lb?! Where are you...I need that hookup! I'm looking for a local rancher that raises grassfed & natural.
@@vanillaghetto That was in TN. 😊 We're back in SC now & looking for a good source.
you didnt pay 1.14 a pound. youre full of shit. in this day and age there is no where you found beef for that low of a price.
If you want to save a little more money, skip the steaks and get a whole loin / roast and cut your own steaks. The pork loins are also really good value, we can usually take down 2 whole loins every 2 weeks ( house of 5, two of us carnivore). Oh and the Kirkland salted butter ( green foil wrapper) is really good and worth the cost. We like it better than Kerry Gold.
Thanks for the tips
I did a Costco haul today and spent a lot but saved so much! The pork loin was only $1.59/lb! I was shocked! Their meat is fantastic and the prices are even better than Sam's club! It's a much further drive but we make a day trip out of it and keep the freezer stocked! And Kirkland grass fed butter is better and cheaper than Kerry gold! Great haul you got! Thanks for sharing!
We love it. We will have to check out the grass fed butter. Thanks for watching
Don't forget the grass fed butter.
Someone else mentioned that. We have to get some next time we go
I make my own sauces. They are super easy. The only condiment I don't have to make is mustard. It comes with no chemicals/preservatives so is safe. Ketchup, BBQ, mayo, creamy horseradish, honey mustard, tomato, ranch dressing, marinara, condensed milk are all easy to make and I'm sure I've left some off.
Great tip. I’ve never thought about making my own ketchup. I have thought about mayo.
Share some recipes,?
@@shellinicole7784 I have many. Any you're particularly interested in? You can also search for them on YT, usually with keto or carnivore in front of it. I usually find someone with a recipe for it and change it to make it keto or better suited for my tastes. Sometimes I make minor adjustments the more I make it to perfect it.
Thank you! This was a phenomenal video comparison (best on that I have seen on yt!!). Keep making these type vids please.
yes, walmart meat is horrific & Costco's meat is excellent. 🥩
For the large bulk of meat that you buy freezer paper ($5) and use this with just some masking tape mark the date, type of meat & price per pound on the paper before wrapping. This will keep your meat freezer burn free for 6+ months (much longer most likely but I usually eat up the meat with 6 months). Much cheaper then plastic freezer baggies.
Good luck this week with your carnivore diet. take care. 💙🐬💙
you might have to look around for freezer paper my walmart does not carry it but my local grocery store does. Its near the plastic wrap & aluminum foil.
Thanks for watching! And thanks for the freezer paper tip- will have to do that the next time we’re dividing our meat up into portions. 💪
@@jansmith3158 Will do! Thank you 😊
If your Costco sells gas, their price s usually the lowest in town. What I save on gas in a year usually pays the $60...
Yes! We just gassed up at costco and saved a lot.
Love your Costco enthusiasm. As someone who has shopped there for as long as I can remember and was even gifted a Costco membership for my 18th birthday lol, it’s nice to see it from the perspective of someone who’s never been there. Since going carnivore it has renewed my appreciation for the place because it is so much cheaper!
Yes! We are newbies, but love it! Thanks for watching
i totally got a costco membership for the meat and eggs options here in canucktistan 🇨🇦 mostly for the huge egg quantity options.
here i've also found sugar and gluten free breakfast sausages,huge portions of pork belly for cheap and kirkland all beef wieners with no fillers or sugar as well. i wasn't as happy with my areas cost do bacon options....the organic bacon was not sugar free,it had a maple flavour to it and there was no thick cut options. i love thick cut bacon.
Thanks for watching. Yeah we haven’t spent too much time exploring Costco yet. We did like the egg and beef prices though.
Stay away from processed meats like bacon.😇
This direct comparison is much appreciated, as i have been curious about it myself.
The two of you are an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Thank you for watching our journey. We appreciate our viewers. I’m glad we could help give you some information on the price differences.
You need to try the pork belly instead of bacon. Cut it in chunks and fry it in a skillet or cook in the oven. So good
Thanks for the tip!
You did my homework for me! Thank you.
You’re welcome! We’ve always wondered if a membership was worth it or not 👍💪
That's exactly how I've purchased meet for carnivore the entire 1½ years I've been on it. And since you are buying in bulk it definitely helps stretch that $$ more.
I luv Costco
Two things for me
Meat and gas the price is right
Fuel for my body and my car 😊
Yes! We drive by last night and just stopped to fill the car. Great prices on both! Thanks for watching
Thank you, you guys! This is really great information and desperately needed right now! God bless you both!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Wish Costco wasn’t a hour away from here. I would definitely use that place. They have Kirkland carbonated water that’s good.
We love it. We will be buying all of our meat from Costco from now on.
@@carnivorecouple I should ride over there and check them out. I went with my mom when we were down there and they had some of the best things that ever seen.
Thanks for this. We need to rejoin Costco. I get my chopped beef from a farm, and some steak, but regenerative beef is costly. I do prefer it, however.
That’s great to have a relationship with the farmers where your beef comes from.
You are awesome! Thank you, I’ll go to Costco for my meet next time
We’ve really liked it! Lots of stock, options and good prices.
Very interesting conparison vid... Quick back of the napkin math u might want to consider the executive membership it is double the price $120 instead of $60 but u get 2% back on what u purchase each year so at just under a $100 avg per week ud get back a little over a $100 or a net annual membership of $20ish ... Assuming u keep at that spend average at costco 😊
Great point! I’ll have to think about this for sure!
@@carnivorecouple also remember they will refund your membership if you decide its not worth the extra (even for the executive.) So it's basically a no risk trial for either membership.
@@RodeoPrinsessa Really good info to know. Thank you!
They also tend to have great prices on stuff like tires and eyeglasses :)
Yes, we got the executive card and used it for everything except paying bills and we pay it off at the end of the month. You won’t believe how much you can save.
I had the same experience as you with Walmart meat, was spoiled when we got it, yuck. You may want to look into buying a 1/4 or 1/2 cow from a local farmer. We found one with a great reputation just searching online, about an hour and a half from us. We just picked ours up a couple of days ago and with all processing fees, butchered a week before pickup, all meat came out to $4.70/lb for 171.13 lb hanging weight, which includes all types of steaks, roasts, brisket, short ribs and of course, a lot of ground beef. This was grass fed-grain finished hormone-free, antibiotic free Angus beef. It didn't take up as much room in our upright freezer as we thought it would- We could have put a whole cow in there if we'd ordered one. Pork loin, also antibiotic/hormone free natural stuff, was $1.99/lb and bacon was $4.89/lb as well in their in-house cooler when we picked up the order we'd made so we bought a pork loin and if the farm had not been sold out of pork when we ordered the cow, we'd have added some of that to the order, but I have my eye on a very close-by farm that sells pork. We've started eating this very fresh beef and it is mouthwatering melt-in-your-mouth beef! We have our own chickens so we rarely have to buy eggs, only during their molts when they slow or stop laying. We all have to save money where we can, but of course, we also need our health to be optimal so this way of eating is the way to go. Next time, we'll get at least 1/2 cow ~Cynthia
We have thought about it. We live in Nebraska so there no shortage of beef farmers. The average 1/2 beef is around $1,200 here. We may do it eventually. Thanks for watching and the tips.
@@carnivorecouple That is not a bad price at all for a superior product. It would cost that much here, depending on the hanging weight. The farm here charges at current moment $3.65/lb for the hanging weight plus the current feed surcharge for whatever increased cost of feed at the time and a very small processing fee, which amounts to between $1350 and $1640 total. it's a lot at once, yes, but over the long haul, saves a ton. If you're in Nebraska, you have a wealth of beef around you, for sure! Happy eating!
@@rootsrocksfeathers1975 We may do it one of these days. If we do it, we will definitely make a video about it. 😀
Hi Cc ….loved your comparison great job..Nice!
Thank you!
I love Costco's 100% grass fed sirloin and beef patties. Costco Rocks!!!
How do they taste? I tried a grass fed sirloin from Walmart and it wasn’t that good. It was very gamey. Thanks for watching
Wow!! I just found your channel. I want to try the carnivore diet now but meat is so expensive. This video gives me hope. I'm going to have to binge watch your videos now 😄
Welcome to our amazing community. Binge away 😂
On those large chuck roasts is a chuck steak. We pull those off and grill them as steaks. It's like eating a ribeye. 😋 Laura Spath has a video on that.
💯
If you shop regularly at Costco, the executive one will end up paying for your yearly dues with your rebates.
Yes- been thinking about this
Love Costco. In a pinch but need your protein fix? Their rotisserie chicken and pork St. Louis ribs are easy pickings.
Those sound delicious!
Walmart in Canada🇨🇦Is the absolutely most EXPENSIVE food store in Canada🇨🇦And they do not have great meat sales…steaks are never ever go on sale and are offered at the highest possible price. Each week…only 1 protein goes on sale! Other grocery stores here🇨🇦Are so much better for savings! Costco🇨🇦, is very expensive too…but the quality is there‼
Gladys🇨🇦Toronto🇨🇦Canada🇨🇦
I saw “26 lbs of meat” and just had to watch. Our town just got a Costco, so I’m pumped.
Yeah! Costco has been awesome so far. Thanks for watching.
gonna have to get a membership!
Awesome you two.
Thank you!
So I got conned into getting the executive membership ($120/year) and honestly....after the first initial cost, I've never paid for it since because you get a % of your purchases back in a rebate every year. I've always found meat and dairy better at Costco than any other big box store.
I would highly recommend getting a vacuum sealer for storing meat! The quality after freezing is much better vs. ziplock bags. We moved recently and I have found my sealer so I'm using ziplocks and I hate it lol. Good straight to the point video!!
Thx for the suggestion. We’ve been wanting to get one!
Costco meat quality is great despite the steaks being blade tenderized. Local butchers are also a big winner.
If you have a Chef'Store in your area ccheck it out it is cheaper than Costco.
Will do! Thanks for the tip.
Original i paid $100 for my 1st year (executive level). That 2% check has paid for my membership in full every year for 20 years now. Not bad for a $100 investment. So that averages $5 a year.🎉 Just something to think about.
Thanks for the info 👍
Great Video keep it up
Thanks, will do!
I eat 1-20 pounds of meat by myself! There's beef top round on sale at the Cuban Winn Dixie for 2.78 a pound. I usually buy a whole cut and care it up at home.
Yeah we live in Nebraska, and our only options are Walmart, Hy-Vee, and Costco or sams. Hy-Vee has better quality than Walmart, but it’s pricey. Costco has the same quality as Hy-Vee, but cheaper. We are glad we finally took the plunge and are members of Costco now. Thanks for the support
The wife and I have been shopping at Costco for about 5 years now and saving money. We shop at Walmart for small things and stuff Costco doesn't have
That’s awesome. I guess we were Missing out until now.
I recommend shopping online for sugar free sauces. I know Costco carries them but they don’t always carry them in the store. I have bought primal sauces in the past from them. They also tend to rotate things in and out.
Thanks for the tip
My Costco sells Primal Kitchen sugar free, clean ingredient condiments like mayo and Buffalo sauce, at a lower price than other area stores’ non-sale prices.
Lucky you! I hope we didn’t just miss it at ours. Will have to check again.
I gave my extra card to a friend and she paid for her half of the membership. So it cost me thirty dollars
Nice!
COSTCO DOES HAVE GRASS FEED HAMBURGERS AND WILD CAUGHT SALMON ! THEY HAVE GREAT THINGS BUT NOT REALLY SURE I SAVE ANY REAL GREAT SAVINGS ! LOL
Just bought 18 months worth of meat, grass-fed....from local farm. They even threw in a 9 cu ft freezer, financed it over a year....no interest (so they say) and it costs $80/week, which is $346/month. Carnivore diet has never been so cheap. lol
I suggest if you're going to buy in bulk like that to invest in a FoodSaver machine. Those Ziploc bags to not keep the frost out as well as we would like. I bought a FoodSaver and a freezer during the stimulus handout and when I buy in bulk now I know that my meat can stay longer in the freezer than previous I don't have to throw things out anymore because the freezer burn
Great tip. We may have to look into that. We have thought about it.
I buy the larger primal they cut the steaks from. They keep them next to the steaks. This is the cheapest way to buy steaks at Costco. The individual cut steaks are blade tenderized and should be cooked to a higher temp. It is on the label. You might want to look into a food saver and vacuum seal your meat. Way less expensive than zip lock bags.
We will have to look for the primal. We have thought about food saver. Thanks for the great tips.
Love Costco they are great and no hassle returns and if you are disappointed with your membership they will refund that also it’s what they told me .
Yes we love it!
Also possibly consider buying a 1/8-whole cow from a local farmer. They are even cheaper and you know where your food is coming from. Plus the more you buy the cheaper it is by the pound!
Will do
Call a local butcher and ask for bulk discounts. I typically buy 100 lbs + at a time.
Great tip! Thanks for watching
Costco just opened a Business location near us - regular members are allowed to shop there as well. The cuts of meat are MUCH bigger, packaged for restaurants, but also so much cheaper and better quality. I bring them home and cut them up as you guys did. As an example, Walmart sells regular ol' Tri Tip for $8.42 near me, but the business costco is 5.99/lb for Grass Fed Halal New Zealand Tri Tip...our regular Costco doesn't even sell it.
Costco carries Primal Kitchen ❤
This popped up :) few thoughts been carnivore 3+ yrs now
Not sure your goal ? (Have not seen your other vids yet) if its dropping some pounds as part of it truly try to cut out dairy and see how you feel and even then say a year in cut it out if you still eat it see how you feel and test things find what works for you :)
Cutting out dairy I feel so so much better (again just find what works for you and test and test over time)
I was in shape most my life then got out and lost 100 lbs and back to my prime weight of my 20s 30s am 59yr old back to 175 lbs @ 5’11”
One thing I like to do is get the thin cut chuck steaks they have then grill them nicely and throw in a instant pot for about 7-12 min kinda prefer the lower times these days has much more steak like flavor texture over the more long cook flavor ?
The other way with whole ones is cut into cubes about 1 inch and seer in bacon grease and then again instant pot for about 8-10 min and nice bite size pieces with a bit of chew
Kirkland grass fed butter is also great deal and super good !
Also for steaks or the chuck roast or any meat :) look into dry brining ! OH MAN for me its a game changer big time basically just salting the steak and putting on rack and over a sheet pan in the fridge for a day or two and dries out some gets an amazing crust that way and IMHO ads a lot to the flavor (sorry if you already knew this :) hahahaha
Ditto some others saying comparing sams club is closer in price to compare !
they have angus beef also but its often the same price but they have a few other things like oxtail at mine if you like that stuff also they have beef short ribs all the time at my sams I kinda like sams chuck better and they do not charge more for the thin cut like costco and a nice thing is sams club has it on sale early mornings sometimes and you can save about %25 !
My costco executive membership had $140 back last year so yeah it pays the sams about $80 back but we shop a lot more stuff at costco
Ditto the guy who said buy the whole rib eye loin if its not out front you just ask for it you can get choice also nice thing you get more fat with it :)
Good luck keep at it for sure life changing :)
These are great tips. Thanks for watching
I like Costco’s lamb chops!
I want to try them
Cool that you guys got a Costco membership. It’s so fun shopping there as a carnivore!
Yes it is. Thanks for watching
Have you been to Sam’s Club? Often they’ll have the same cuts as Costco. However, sometimes they actually have cuts that Costco doesn’t have. So definitely consider SC as well if you haven’t already!
We haven’t tried it yet. However, we are thinking about giving it a try soon. We may make a comparison video. So look out for that. Thanks for watching.
Costco is the best place too buy your meats and eggs and your big bulk items but you have too go to like the grocery store or Walmart for your condiments
So true!
I was at my local Costco one day and they had boneless pork loin for $.99 per lb. The loins were about 5 lb. each. Did I buy one? Hell yes , I bought 2 and my brother and 2 sisters each got half of one. Cheap little Polish boys don't pass up a bargain. Mike from Mass.
Love this!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Really liked your content, well put together!
As I think you will find out, a blend of CostCo and Walmart shopping is probably the lowest cost. The biggest challenge with CostCo is the bulk sizes and (depending on location) how busy the warehouses can be. Kirkland product is consistently good quality. Most of this stems from the fact that CostCo (and to a lesser extent Walmart, believe it or not) has a business model that focuses on NOT gouging their customers to anything like the extent most other grocery retailers do. Others actively look for opportunities to raise prices without pushback. I can't comment on Aldi (not close enough) or Sams Club (should be comparable to CostCo but you wouldn't have two memberships so pick the more convenient one as a rule).
Yes agreed. Thank you for the support.
Your membership paid for itself for the year in just your FIRST TRIP. Think how much you'll save going once per month (which, buying in those quantities, should be all that's necessary, LOL). And that's not counting the savings you can achieve by using the Costco gas station, which is usually the cheapest fuel around by a significant margin. On a related note, did you consider the hot fresh rotisserie chicken? At $4.99 each, it's generally cheaper than buying a whole raw bird!
We grab the chicken for a cheap quick lunch every time we go lol
Ask for the chub next time you're at Costco , that ways to save more money. That's the ground beef 10 lb. You can also buy the big ribeye and cut yourself save more money that way too
Thanks for the tips
Love Costco, best buy on Ribeye is to buy the Ribeye roast and cut your own steaks. This way you can cut to your desired size.
Thanks for the tip
I love I love shopping at sams club Kroger Walmart Costco
The only problem with costco is the need to cook it to a high temperature because of the way they tenderize all meats there is a greater chance of cross-contamination, you will note a small sticker on all the meat explaining.
I didn’t know that will have to check it out.
When I was in grammar school I always cut all the fat off my meat before I would eat it. When I graduated 8th grade I was 6 feet tall and weighed 98 pounds. I wore a size 32 long suit. LOL The teachers in my school thought I had tuberculosis. Nope, I was just burning it off.
THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL.. THANKS 😊
We’re happy to help. Thanks for watching
Hi Pat & Kait, I hope you don't mind but I gave you a bit of a shout-out in my first (of hopefully many) video about my new journey on the carnivore/ketovore diet. (Video is going live today). You've been an inspiration to me, and I hope and pray you continue to do so for others out there like me. I pray God blesses you in unimaginable ways. :)
Wow! we are honored. Thank you so much. We are so happy we could inspire you! We pray that your health journey is blessed and successful. God bless you! Go Big Red!
When you mention the store, Hy-Vee, I’m assuming you live here in the Midwest I live in Kansas City Missouri I would love to see you do a comparison between Sam’s Club and Costco! I prefer Sam’s Club that wasn’t very much with Costco‘s that I really liked and I did not see that the prices were even that much comparable with Sam’s Club Costco on my side seems to be a little bit on the high side versus Sam’s Club would love to see you do a comparison between those two clubs
Yes we’re in Nebraska. We’ve got it on our schedule to do Costco & Sam’s as so many people have mentioned it and I’m curious which is better. We’d had ruled it out at first bc we don’t like Walmart meat much- but we’ll have to go to see if it’s different/worth it.
You might want to look into getting a vacuum sealer if it might be a while before you get to some of the meat so it doesn’t get freezer burn. 😉
upgrade to the executive membership and get the costco /capital credit card. you will get cash back from both to uses for your future purchase.
My Walmart doesn’t have sugar free ketchup or sauces from primal kitchen, which are the only sauces without garbage ingredients. I have to go to HEB.
Oh wow! What’s HEB?
I usually grab the pork loin on Black friday
Good tip. Thanks for watching
Do you guys shop the ads? I just got beautiful chuck roast on sale at Frys (Krogers) for $3.37 a pound, chicken thighs 79¢ a pound, eggs 99¢ a dozen, butter $2.49 a pound. Shopping the ads are cheaper than Walmart or Costco.
Thanks for the tip. We need to check out the ads. We don’t get many ads in the mail or anything. Thanks for watching
Hey guys you should look into the entire ribeye loins at Costco. You'll save a few dollars a pound. Here in Boise Idaho, I go to Costco and get a prime ribeye loin about 15 pounds. And it's 16 dollars a pound. Best steaks you'll ever eat. I have a big cutting board and knife to cut them myself. Carnivore diet is by far the absolute healthiest way to eat. Look up Anthony chaffee and Shawn Baker ladies and gentlemen
Great tip. Thanks for the support. It is definitely the best and healthiest way to eat.
@@carnivorecouple treat yourself to a couple prime ribeyes once in a while from Costco. Let it sit out at room temperature for a few hours then sear that up in the pan or a grill. Prime ribeye, bacon, eggs, and homemade vanilla ice cream is my entire diet and I'm absolutely thriving. 4 years carnivore
@@jab3323 we will have to get some prime ribeyes some time. We also haven’t tried homemade carnivore ice cream yet.
I never bought meat from Walmart. The only thing that was ever worth it was ground meat, but any kinds of steak would always be shopping sales at grocery stores. But I got a Costco membership and the meat is completely worth it.
Yes it is. Thanks for watching
Have you guys tried Sam's yet? Their meat is excellent and cheaper than Costco. I have both membership. I prefer Sam's. If you join Sam's it's $45. When I joined they gave me a $40 gift card for joining. I know that's crazy. Good video. (When you freeze ground beef, put it in the ziploc and flatten it. It freezes faster and you can stack them.)
We haven’t looked into Sam’s just because we didn’t like the quality of the Walmart meat and assumed it was the same as Sam’s since they’re partners. Is that not the case?
If they do indeed have better meat than the regular Walmart stores we’ll have to look into Sam’s for sure. Possibly we should go just to see for ourselves and compare costs.
Appreciate the freezing tips- can you tell we’re nubes to buying & freezing this much meat! Thanks for watching. 💪
YT’s Laura Spath who is also a carnivore shop compared Sam’s vs Costco. Costco won in quality, selection and price 👏
@@carnivorecouple I expected the meat to be like Wally's for the same reason but I was surprised. All their meat is Angus. I'm a fan. To each his own.
@@conniejoosten4627 Just her opinion. I do my own research.
@@lynntomk Exactly! Wanted to mention it for these newbies. Don’t you just love their enthusiasm, and how excited they are figuring this all out ✌️❤️
I just want Costco to open a store in my community... I have bought the membership three years in a row, but I never can get to a Costco store as I don't drive to the nearest City where there is one... I kept thinking I could get a ride with someone, but it never seems to happen. Whenever I did get Costco meats in the past, it has been very good quality.
Hopefully you can get to a Costco more often.
❤😊
I buy the bulk sirloin tip roast and make steaks from it
Good tip.
We have no Costco in our area; bummer! It looks like you made a great haul.
That’s a bummer. Thanks for watching
You have to move to where there is Costco.😁
The quality of meat at Costco is 👍
Yes it is!
Wow a Costco membership is $60 now? Last time I had a Costco membership was in the late 90s and I think it was 30 or $32 for me. And that was the last time then I shop there because when my membership expired I just let it lapse I was moving and didn't have a place to stay didn't make sense for me to buy in bulk at that point. After that I had a membership to BJ's same thing it was $30 but I don't shop the big bulk stores anymore because it's just me as much as I would like to I can't see myself just buying a membership to these places. I do shop Walmart and I shop at Aldi's and Aldi's has some decent meat and it's a little bit cheaper than Walmart and for some better quality meat I go to Publix although I do pay dearly for that
Yeah inflation sucks. Yeah Walmart and local grocery stores are an option. If you’re carnivore and have a family, buying in bulk seems to be the way to go. Thanks for watching
I like Costco. I like the managers special shelf at Family Fare better
Oh gotcha. When we are in the Omaha area, we will have to check it out. Thanks for the tip.
@@carnivorecouple no need, I empty it every time I'm there :)
Where are y’all? Walmart in temple texas sells cream for 8$!! Needless to say I don’t buy it there.
We’re in Nebraska- and man! That’s some expensive cream!
16 USD the kg of meet? Wow here in Argentina cost 2usd the kg
Awesome video!
Thank you!
If you eat this much meat you really need to find a farm source and buy direct. It's so much better over all.
Believe me, we have thought about it. We may do that one day. Thanks for the tip and for watching.
Hi. Where do you live. I live in Kansas a great meat state but more expensive. But totally worth it.
We live in Nebraska. There’s no shortage of beef here lol.
Costco blade tenderizes their beef including ribeye and strips. Not sure when this was filmed but 2 dozen eggs for $1.99… is it 2019??
Nope this was filmed in June 2023. Yes that was their egg price. Learning more about their tenderization process 👍
I don't buy meat, produce or fruit at Walmart. 😊
Love Costco!
We do too
Did you buy the membership right before you checked out? Or do they give you a guest pass for your first time there to help you decide?
We bought it before we were allowed to go in the store.
Do you have a chef store...Way cheaper then Costco for all of their meat...Trimmed Tri-Tip for $3.75 a pound
We don’t. Costco is our cheapest option.
There is no CostCo in my city of 50,000 and I am ketovore. I do a lot of my shopping at Walmart because my health insurance provides $200/month for healthy food there. It's just me & although I eat mostly meat I don't need to buy a lot of it. I tried carnivore but found it to be too limiting and frankly a boring & cheerless diet for me.
Walmart is a great option for single people. Costco is better for families because of having to buy in bulk. Thanks for watching.
The meat at Costco and Walmart is insanely flavorless, though. Probably all the irradiation and who knows wtf else they do.
Where do you buy meat that you’d consider flavorful? Would love to try it and see what we think! Thanks for watching.
@@carnivorecouple I mostly go to smith's and sprouts but vons and albertsons are also fine.
@@LTPottenger we don’t have those options where we live. We are happy with the quality of meat at Costco.
Great!❤❤❤
Are you guys in Nebraska??I used to live near Omaha for 15byrs. Just wondering as I saw Herbie Husker in one of your videos.
Yes we do live in Nebraska.
@carnivorecouple would love to chat with you guys sometime. Go Big Red!!