Costco West Sale Items for Feb 18, 2019 – Feb 24, 2019 for BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan
My brother Tynan is travelling with his wife and two kids on an adventure through Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand. I will be covering the weekly posts while he is away.
This week has a few great items: Glysomed Hand Cream, Mach 3 Turbo Razor + Cartridges, Cliff Bars Variety Pack, Zico Coconut Water, Kleenex, Purex Bath Tissue, Bounty Paper Towel, Dempsters White Sandwich and Brown Bread, KFI Butter Chicken Sauce, Reser’s Beef Burrittos and Harvest Creek Chicken Breast Bites.
Deal of the week: Kitchenaid Stand Mixer 5.9L ($100 off)
A lot of people have been inquiring about diapers and pull-ups (they should go on sale in the next 2 weeks, based on the last two years of sales). Also, Kirkland Formula and Kirkland Baby Wipes should be on sale in the next 2 weeks.
Costco 44th Street Entree Slow Braised Beef Pot Roast in Rich Gravy
Apparently I don’t look under the bathroom sink very often before I buy bathroom supplies…I went to get a new tube of toothpaste and found: 9 toothpaste tubes, 32 bars of soap, and 19 oral b electric toothbrush heads. Happy Shopping!
~MyCartIs2Full
1972498
KITCHENAID STAND MIXER 590 WATTS MOTOR
($100.00 INSTANT SAVINGS)
$299.99
245664
GLYSOMED HAND CREAM 2 x 250 mL + 50 mL
($3.00 INSTANT SAVINGS EXPIRES ON 2019-02-24)
$11.89
Hi! Thanks for taking over the blog for your brother! Out of curiosity, which location do you normally go to? I believe your brother went to the Richmond one in the past. Just went there and a few of the things shown on your blog aren’t on sale.
I think you’re good on Oral B heads!! You must buy them every time they’re on sale.
I’ve found I get ahead or behind on some stuff depending on whether it hasn’t been on sale in a while and my mom or husband will say “For the love of God, stop buying X, we have it coming out our ears!!”
Currently overstocked on spaghetti and understocked on paper towels, tomato products and garbage bags!
and, thanks to your posts, I run and check my supply before heading to the store… prevents my pantry from looking like yours! ha ha !… good thing you have lots of storage !
hahaa… i did the same thing last week at costco too… brought the q-tips packages that was on sale.. got home and found that we have 4 boxes already awaiting use… we are now good for q-tips in our household of 2 for like 2-3 years…. 😉
cheers and thanks for all your work gathering and listing all the deals at costco that are not published! Greatly Appreciate your posts!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
I find the Regina store picks and chooses what it puts on sale regardless of what other stores have sales for. An employee indicated that it is the managers decision whether to put things on sale which is very frustrating. An example is Dempsters bread which is seldom on sale here.
The Dempster’s bread is one of the items that does rotate through provinces for the sale. I am not sure why but it is one that I have seen mentioned frequently.
People need to stop buying grapeseed oil. It goes rancid faster than most can use it. It has among the lowest oxidative resistance of coking oils and it degrades simply from sitting on the shelf. Unless you live in grape country and can buy as you need it’s a terrible choice. Yet people keep buying it so it’s always occupying a spot on the shelf that could accommodate an alternative (practically anyting else; peanut, rice bran, avacado if your particular costco doesn’t stock that).
How long should it last? I’ve not noticed any problems and I think I usually take about 4-6 mos to use a bottle? I like that it doesn’t really have a specific taste.
Excellent information IHH, grapeseed oil is high in linoleic fatty acids, which have a very short shelf life. The oil will oxidize rapidly, do not cook with it, you can smell a rancid oil easily. Store in the refrigerator if you have it, and really, don’t buy it.
All I use is grape seed oil in my cooking, I have more problems with olive oil going rancid than Grapeseed. Mind you, I never buy a Costco size, mostly because I don’t have the storage space for it.
We’ve never had a problem with the grapeseed oil going rancid, it probably takes us 6-8 months to use it. We use it for cooking and baking and it’s stored at room temperature in our kitchen or pantry.
Here is a link to the latest weekly cocowest.ca food review about the Costco 44th Street Entree Slow Braised Beef Pot Roast in Rich Gravy
Barely any of these sales were on at yellowhead trail in Edmonton. Wanted those mini salamis and they didn’t have them.
Hi! Thanks for taking over the blog for your brother! Out of curiosity, which location do you normally go to? I believe your brother went to the Richmond one in the past. Just went there and a few of the things shown on your blog aren’t on sale.
I think you’re good on Oral B heads!! You must buy them every time they’re on sale.
I’ve found I get ahead or behind on some stuff depending on whether it hasn’t been on sale in a while and my mom or husband will say “For the love of God, stop buying X, we have it coming out our ears!!”
Currently overstocked on spaghetti and understocked on paper towels, tomato products and garbage bags!
Thanks! Appreciate your hard work!
I appreciate all your hard work and effort 🙂 Thank you!
Thank you for all your regular posts each week. I sure appreciate them!
Snail cream is made from snail extract and is supposed to be one of the best creams on the market. Haven’t tried it though.
Thank you so much! Lots of great stuff this week. 🙂
Thanks for all your hard work . Very much appreciated.
And what the heck is ‘snail repair cream’??
Snail secretion cream for your face. The Korean brand face shop has been selling similar products for years lol
Hi, I just came back from Costco, I miss so many items when I see your blog.
Thanks
I agree.
love the picture!
and, thanks to your posts, I run and check my supply before heading to the store… prevents my pantry from looking like yours! ha ha !… good thing you have lots of storage !
Your daddy must have Very clean teeth!!
hahaa… i did the same thing last week at costco too… brought the q-tips packages that was on sale.. got home and found that we have 4 boxes already awaiting use… we are now good for q-tips in our household of 2 for like 2-3 years…. 😉
cheers and thanks for all your work gathering and listing all the deals at costco that are not published! Greatly Appreciate your posts!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Keeping up the good work, I like how you’ve been incorporating Boots in the weekly posts. Cute and fun. Thanks again for doing this for us.
Mr. Bootsylicious!!!! Lololol
I find the Regina store picks and chooses what it puts on sale regardless of what other stores have sales for. An employee indicated that it is the managers decision whether to put things on sale which is very frustrating. An example is Dempsters bread which is seldom on sale here.
The Dempster’s bread is one of the items that does rotate through provinces for the sale. I am not sure why but it is one that I have seen mentioned frequently.
People need to stop buying grapeseed oil. It goes rancid faster than most can use it. It has among the lowest oxidative resistance of coking oils and it degrades simply from sitting on the shelf. Unless you live in grape country and can buy as you need it’s a terrible choice. Yet people keep buying it so it’s always occupying a spot on the shelf that could accommodate an alternative (practically anyting else; peanut, rice bran, avacado if your particular costco doesn’t stock that).
How long should it last? I’ve not noticed any problems and I think I usually take about 4-6 mos to use a bottle? I like that it doesn’t really have a specific taste.
Excellent information IHH, grapeseed oil is high in linoleic fatty acids, which have a very short shelf life. The oil will oxidize rapidly, do not cook with it, you can smell a rancid oil easily. Store in the refrigerator if you have it, and really, don’t buy it.
All I use is grape seed oil in my cooking, I have more problems with olive oil going rancid than Grapeseed. Mind you, I never buy a Costco size, mostly because I don’t have the storage space for it.
We’ve never had a problem with the grapeseed oil going rancid, it probably takes us 6-8 months to use it. We use it for cooking and baking and it’s stored at room temperature in our kitchen or pantry.
Best part of the grocery pictures is Boots!
I agree! I love seeing boots!