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Costco is ideal for families buying household essentials like toilet paper, dish soap, etc. Unit prices are lower than grocery stores and Walmart. Items have a longer shelf life and easy to store.
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Plan a Costco shopping list before going and stick to it to avoid impulse purchases on expensive items or prepared meals. Avoid distractions like electronics and center aisles.
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Costco offers coupons and discounts in their coupon book, which you can use without physically presenting them at checkout.
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Kirkland brand at Costco offers quality and value compared to expensive brands. Recommended products include mac 'n cheese, dog food, etc. in a variety box.
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Check coupon sites like Coupons.com, Slickdeals and RetailMeNot for online and printable Costco coupons, coupon codes, and deals before shopping at Costco.
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Costco meat is delicious and best bought in bulk for the best value. Freeze in smaller bags for future meals. Recommended options include tri-tip and boneless chicken breasts.
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Avoid overspending at Costco by practicing self-discipline and researching before shopping, as going in for a few things can turn into a large, expensive haul.
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Upgrade your Costco membership for benefits like cash back, medical insurance, and travel discounts. Executive Membership offers 2% back and other perks, so calculate if it's worth the cost based on your spending.
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Costco's food court offers amazing deals like $1.50 hot dog and soda combo and $9.99 huge pizzas. Perfect for kid's parties. Don't forget to try free samples in the store.
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Costco's photo department is efficient and affordable. Try them for your family holiday cards instead of Shutterfly or Snapfish. Order online and pick up at the warehouse.