Comments on: Free One Day Pass to Sam’s Club http://www.denvermetromoms.com/2010/03/15/free-one-day-pass-to-sams-club/ Dedicated to Helping Families Save Money! Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:02:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jackie http://www.denvermetromoms.com/2010/03/15/free-one-day-pass-to-sams-club/comment-page-1/#comment-3268 Jackie Fri, 02 Apr 2010 16:05:22 +0000 http://www.denvermetromoms.com/?p=5182#comment-3268 I get my 10 month old's diapers and formula (as well as other things) from Costco. I spend only $20-30 a month for formula when most people are spending $100 or more. Also I only spend $40/month on diapers. And the Costco brand is sooooo much better than Pampers or Huggies. I get my 10 month old’s diapers and formula (as well as other things) from Costco. I spend only $20-30 a month for formula when most people are spending $100 or more. Also I only spend $40/month on diapers. And the Costco brand is sooooo much better than Pampers or Huggies.

]]> By: Danielle http://www.denvermetromoms.com/2010/03/15/free-one-day-pass-to-sams-club/comment-page-1/#comment-2852 Danielle Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:14:10 +0000 http://www.denvermetromoms.com/?p=5182#comment-2852 Amanda, Thanks for the feedback. I really need to go in and try Costco. Have you compared their prices for spices to Whole Foods or Sunflower where you can get the desired amount? The olive oil and vanilla would definately be worth it for me! Thanks again! Danielle Amanda,
Thanks for the feedback. I really need to go in and try Costco. Have you compared their prices for spices to Whole Foods or Sunflower where you can get the desired amount? The olive oil and vanilla would definately be worth it for me! Thanks again!

Danielle

]]> By: Amanda http://www.denvermetromoms.com/2010/03/15/free-one-day-pass-to-sams-club/comment-page-1/#comment-2850 Amanda Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:44:53 +0000 http://www.denvermetromoms.com/?p=5182#comment-2850 Hey Danielle! Even though we're a family of 2, I find some great deals at Costco. First of all, let me start out by saying I cook a lot and I cook from scratch. I don't buy things like pre-seasoned items, boxed/manufactured products, in other words I stick only to the outside of the grocery store. So from Costco, I buy all my spices there - huge containers of garlic powder, salt, peppercorn for around $4 - 6. Think of the normal garlic powder container which is small like a salt shaker and it's usually around $3 (no sale or coupon). Costco sells 18oz. garlic powder for around $4! Although there are some spice coupons that come out, I can't beat the prices at Costco. Also, vanilla is really cheap if you're a baker (16 oz. for around $8). In addition, I get bulk grains and the prices are better than Sunflower - quinoa and rice especially. In addition, I get balsamic vinegar, spinach (can get same price at grocery store if on sale, but we consume a lot of spinach, so I don't always wait for the sale), extra virgin olive oil (4 liters for $25). Because I cook a lot, I go through these items very quickly and frequent trips to the grocery to get small things of extra-virgin olive oil are just not ideal. Check out their prices on cheese, too! And this is just the food items - Costco has killer deals on TV/entertainment stuff. I'm always finding odds and ends there - last trip I got a huge kitchen mat (thick, soft, and 4 ' x 3') for $9. I came home and searched the internet and couldn't find anything close to that. I think I ranted enough...if Sam's Club doesn't work out for you...try Costco…I have a membership and am happy to share :) Hey Danielle!

Even though we’re a family of 2, I find some great deals at Costco. First of all, let me start out by saying I cook a lot and I cook from scratch. I don’t buy things like pre-seasoned items, boxed/manufactured products, in other words I stick only to the outside of the grocery store. So from Costco, I buy all my spices there – huge containers of garlic powder, salt, peppercorn for around $4 – 6. Think of the normal garlic powder container which is small like a salt shaker and it’s usually around $3 (no sale or coupon). Costco sells 18oz. garlic powder for around $4! Although there are some spice coupons that come out, I can’t beat the prices at Costco. Also, vanilla is really cheap if you’re a baker (16 oz. for around $8). In addition, I get bulk grains and the prices are better than Sunflower – quinoa and rice especially. In addition, I get balsamic vinegar, spinach (can get same price at grocery store if on sale, but we consume a lot of spinach, so I don’t always wait for the sale), extra virgin olive oil (4 liters for $25). Because I cook a lot, I go through these items very quickly and frequent trips to the grocery to get small things of extra-virgin olive oil are just not ideal. Check out their prices on cheese, too!

And this is just the food items – Costco has killer deals on TV/entertainment stuff. I’m always finding odds and ends there – last trip I got a huge kitchen mat (thick, soft, and 4 ‘ x 3′) for $9. I came home and searched the internet and couldn’t find anything close to that.

I think I ranted enough…if Sam’s Club doesn’t work out for you…try Costco…I have a membership and am happy to share :)

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